The Bottom Line
Pros
- An excellent recap of the history of lucha libre
- Goes into details about his problems in the WCW locker room
- Describes what it is like for an American wrestler to be in Japan
- Discusses the good and bad points of being born to a successful family
- A heart wrenching story about his and his friends battles with alcohol and drugs
Cons
- The feeling of sadness you will get knowing the ultimate outcome of this story
Description
- Written by Eddie Guerrero and Michael Krugman
- The book is 352 pages
- It covers his career up till his loss of the WWE title
- Vince McMahon wrote a one page memorial for Eddie to start off the book
- Six pages of color photos
Guide Review - Cheating Death, Stealing Life - The Eddie Guerrero Story
Eddie then went to ECW and discusses the locker room and fans in the world's most famous bingo hall. He left ECW for WCW and lost his love for the business there. He discusses being thought of as a vanilla midget and his hatred of Kevin Nash. During his WCW tenure, he was involved in a near fatal car crash. Upon his return to the ring, he discusses the turmoil going on in WCW and how he left the company with champion Chris Benoit, Dean Malenko, and Perry Saturn.
Upon entering the WWE, he suffered an injury in his first match and screwed up the ending to his match which wrecked havoc on the planned angle. While things got better for him in the WWE, his life outside the ring fell apart. The rest of the book discusses his journey from rock bottom to becoming the WWE Champion.





