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Summary: AWESOME 5*
Review: This is al really really great book. and if you are a TRUE Hardy fan and you thought you knew everything about them, you will be shocked with all the new info and exciting stories they have to tell. I highly reccomend this book for any WWE hardcore fan. I loved it. GET THIS BOOK!!
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In case you wanted to know what exactly is in this book heres an idea... You will hear stories from both matt & jeff about growing up in Cameron, NC. on a Tobacco farm. They will tell you first hand how it was growing up with no cable, and how they found there way to being in my eyes one of the greatest tag teams in WWE history, and also to become two of the best singles superstars! *****~Ashley~*****
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Summary: Must Read For Any Wrestling Fan!
Review: This was one of the best books I have read! This is an incredible story about two brothers who defied the odds to make it in a brutal industry. They fought tooth and nail to get where they are today. The book covers their successes, failures, and personal lives inbetween. There are a few hilarious stories that will keep you rolling in the floor. You'll learn how they made money to pay for wrestling. Including a gigolo spot for one of the brothers. You'll ride the rollercoaster ride of fame with them and learn to appreciate just how much dedication it takes to make it in their business. An fan of wrestling will love this book!
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Summary: Awsome Book
Review: This was probably the best wrestling book since Mick "Mankind" Foley's books came out. This not typical WWE thick and through like the last few books. This book did not dissapoint at all.I never realized all that Matt & Jeff went through to become WWE superstars. They were totally honest from relationships out of the ring to Jeff losing his passions/becoming burnt out of the wrestling book. Both Hardy's have become 2 of my favorite wrestlers after reading this. If you are thinking of purchasing a wrestling book I would suggest this one. I originally got this for my sister since she loves the Hardy's especially Jeff but I ended finishing another book and just wanted to read a few pages and I wound up reading this book in 2 days.
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Summary: The glamour of wrestling books has returned!
Review: Though it lacks the Foley-esque writing style (as it was obviously done through the help of a ghostwriter), this book brings the goods in its story. The story comes chopped up between the two young wrestlers like a script, giving it a unique feel, as if the Hardyz were actually talking. They tell their story vividly, leaving out few details. After the drag of the WWE's last handful of books, it's nice to see them come out with a great one like this. Recomended for any wrestling fan, or anyone with a dream.
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Summary: AWESOME BOOK!!
Review: To sum this book up in one word, i'd say it was REAL. They went WAY behind the scenes, probably a lot more than The Rock and Kurt angle did in their books. i havent read The king's, hogan's, or mick foley's but i do know that the hardyz were up front about everything. there was no bullcrap in this book. They revealed themselves to the world, cleared up a lot of rumors and speculations. It was full of great stories from when they were younger to the indies and to the WWE and told their great story on how they made it. i thought the format was great and they went into detail about a lot of things and just opened up a whole new side to them. After reading this, you'll look at Matt and Jeff in a whole new light. you'll probably finish readng it with either a new found or even more respect for them. it's a great book, i liked it more than rock, Angle and chyna's books and all 3 were really good as well. Keep rockin boys...maybe this'll be NY's best seller as well?!?
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Summary: I'm Inspired!
Review: What can I say? Great, great, great book! I may be a little bias in that I love the Hardyz and that it's my first wwe biography but still, it's top notch! They go through their childhood, teens, getting started in wrestling, putting on shows, beatin up kids that wanted to be in their ring lol. Seriously, it's a great read! I did notice one discrepancy in this book against "The Stone Cold Truth" by Steve Williams (Stone Cold Steve Austin). Matt Hardy (or Jeff, but I think it's Matt) claims to have been Austin's jobber for his debut match in wwe while "TSCT" states it was infact Scotty 2 Hotty. That's the only thing I found out to be wrong. But hey, one little thing. Overall this was a great book! I'm Inspired!
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