The Bottom Line
While most sites look back at the greatest moments in wrestling history, the folks at Wrestlecrap.com have created a site that can be thought of as the Island of Misfit Toys for wrestlers. The authors love of the ludicrous moments in wrestling shines through as they admit to buying Katie Vick's cheerleader uniform. If you are looking for a good laugh and to relive some bizarre moments in wrestling history then this book is for you.
Pros
- A very funny take on some of the most pathetic moments and characters in wrestling history
- Meant to be read in short amounts at a time
- You will learn about some of the more bizarre moments both inside and outside of the ring
Cons
- Dirty humor makes this book unsuitable for young children
Description
- The soft-cover book is written by R.D. Reynolds & Blade Braxton.
- The book is 357 pages.
- There are 14 color pages with photos including one of Wildcat Willie.
Guide Review - The Wrestlecrap Book of Lists!
This is the third book in the Wrestlecrap series but only the second to look back at the ludicrous nature of the sport. Where that book failed was that it was in real chapter form and forced the reader to continue reading for too long of a period of time. The list format used in this book makes it a much more enjoyable read and much more similar to the viewing the Wrestlecrap website which every wrestling fan that is looking for a good laugh should view weekly.
Casual and newer wrestling fans will be in shock at some of the horrible things that have been passed off as entertainment over the years and long-time wrestling fans will wind up shaking their head in disbelief just remembering some of the pathetic things we have been subjected to. While reading this book, I found myself going to Youtube.com several times just to relive some of those moments.
