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Wrestling's Made Men: Breaking the WWE's Glass Ceiling (Paperback)
by Scott Keith (Author)
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4.0 out of 5 stars Scott does it again., 9 Sep 2006
By Y. Barbarash "Andrew Barbarash" (London, Middlesex United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
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I was a bit worried before this book came out as over the last two years or so Scott Keith has seemingly lost his passion for wrestling... and this has really reflected in his reports.. or lack of them. As a major fan of the guy I felt out of loyalty I had to get the book but didn't have high hopes like his previous ones. Anyway once again I was proven wrong as this book is not only insightful but looks from perspectives that others don't manage to grasp, as much as I wanted to disagree with a lot of the things said in the book I found it hard too as Scott backed up every scathing remark he said about the wwe. Also the writing style is so fun and smooth its hard to not enjoy the read despite if you agree or disagree with what is said. I hope Scott continues to report on wrestling because it will be a sad day when he finishes as he is truely one of the only guys left on the net whose opinion does count for something due to his ridiculously detailed knowledge and excellent writing style. Highly recommended 4/5

Andrew Barbarash
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