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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Yes! Yes! YES!By Luke LosingerReading about the life and struggles of one of the most influential people to me personally; and one of the most over wrestlers in the WWE is one of the best pleasures in the world. Reading about his life growing up; his time training under Shawn Michaels; Ring of Honor and various independents; and his signing; release; and re-signing by the World Wrestling Entertainment has given me a brand new respect for the living legend known as Daniel Bryan. I highly recommend this book for all people that are either casual fans of wrestling; not wrestling fans at all; or are looking to join the industry.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. A fine piece of wrestling literatureBy Kindle CustomerI've read some wrestling bios in my day; and this is up there with the best. No drunken hijinks or pill-fueled adventures; just a guy who loves wrestling. The Craig parts are fairly embarrassing (we know Brie is attractive; you can stop reiterating that); but Bryan's stories more than make up for it.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. EnjoyableBy Jus BrandonDaniel Bryan is hands down my favorite wrestler not named The Undertaker. I've followed his career from high school gyms with 50 people to the main event of Wrestlemania. To me getting this book was a no-brainer and luckily I wasn't disappointed.Although it was a fairly quick read it still found myself wrapped up in his story. His memoir combined with the description of his Wrestlemania prep was a bit confusing for the first few chapters but nothing you can't overcome. Overall I was very pleased with this book and would recommend this to anyone wrestling fan.
