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Summary: A must for all wrestling fans
Review: This book is a must for every wrestling fan. It gives you a better understanding of wrestling and the hardships that Mick Foley had to endure in order to reach the goals and achievements that he has reached. This is an excellent book and I recommend it to anyone.
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Summary: Foley gets a pinfall
Review: For all intents and purposes, this reads like a gigantic version of Raw is War. Foley has to commended for writing a substantial work, quite unlike his famous competitor. Am withholding a fifth star due to the poor design of the cover and some excessive jokiness - although Foley's wit is much more refreshing than The Rock's interminable comments about himself.
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Summary: Have A Nice Read
Review: This book was a great book. It kept me going NON-STOP. It would also have appeal to non-wrestling fans. It provides intresting facts about wrestlers live that you can't get from RAW or SMACKDOWN. If you are, or have a wrestling fan in the family get it. If you aren't a fan try it out anyway. It is a swift but challenging read. I wouldn't reccomened it for children under 12 because of some graphic blood and violence in the pages of this book
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Summary: The REAL side to Wrestling
Review: This book is truly a must for any wrestling fan. It gives a real behind the scenes look at wrestling in a way that television never could. Although this book is not for the weak stomached. Whether you like him or not Mick Foley's book is fantastic and I recommend this book not just to the dozens of Mankinds fans, but also to anyone who thinks wrstling is fake. Read this book and see if you feel the same about wrestling when you're finished. I also suggest that you buy the Rock's book and smell what the ROCK is cooking!
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Summary: The Quick Review
Review: Greatest book because of two things, it was writen by the man himself and not a ghostwriter, and he is a pretty damn good writer to me.
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Summary: Foley is God!
Review: From Mick Foley's days as a college student trying to fufill his dreams of becoming a Wrestling Superstar to one of the most entertaining people in the world today, Mankind writes about his world in the WWF. This book is spectacular, and well written by the Hardcore Legend. It proves that wrestlers don't fake injuries, and that anyone can fufill their dreams if he/she works hard enough for it.
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Summary: I GREAT READ!
Review: HELLO, I can honestly say this is a must have for ANY fan. The book is well written and very easy to read. As you fallow his chreer you start to understand why he did what he did for us the fans so if you are a fan you must read this book.
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Summary: Mick Foley :Mr Mayhem
Review: There are a number of reasons I enjoyed this book. The first and foremost being that it was wriiten entirely by Foley himself so it's not diluted in any form. I also like the fact that because he has paid his dues the book doesn't pull back any punches and at the same time offers a great deal of insight into the world of pro wrestling that the average fan is not always going to get. It also is a testament to how pro wrestling has grown in popularity in that the book was and continues to be a best seller After having read it once straight through I can now pick up the book again and enjoy it at any spot. Mr Foley's book is a captivating story and as I was reading it I not only gained a tremendous amount of respect for Mick Foley, but also for the sport of professional wrestling as well
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Summary: The Life of The Hardcore Legend!
Review: As a huge wrestling fan, I loved this book! I love mankind and all the other faces of foley. This book i must say is not for the sqwemish (or how ever it's spelled!) But I still loved it, much better than "The Rock says", this book, has great descripsions (how everit's spelled!) of this man's life, and after feeding this, I have a new found resepct for this man, I can't believe one man was able to make it through all this! I say it is a must read for ALLLLLL wrestling fans!
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Summary: Almost Certainly a "Book"
Review: This is almost certainly a "book." From the cover to the title page, to the table of contents, all signs point to "book." I thought that the hard cover was the hardest that I had ever seen. The pages turned, not unlike in other "books" that I had seen about. Through extensive empiracle tests I have discovered that its burning point is indeed 451 degrees Faringhight. Whether you are a wrestler or not, this is still a "book." Hell YEah!
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