Bret Hart: "The best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be"

I loved watching Bret Hart as a kid and was excited to read this book. It was terrible.It’s just a play by play of his pro career. There is nothing about this life growing up or any of his thoughts, feelings or reflections.

The author means well and is obviously a huge wrestling fan, BUT this book was nothing like I thought I was buying whatsoever. I was expecting an actual book on Bret Hart and not a 50 page book that looks like it was cut and paste right out of Wikipedia, and poor resolution pictures lifted from Google. I actually thought this was a practical joke when I opened the package. Normally something this poorly put together I would just throw in the recycle bin, but will keep it since I'm a big Hitmen fan. No point in sending it back and not worth paying for...There's also zero credits for anything. No publisher, year it was written, or even bio on this Marlow Martin character, which is another red flag. There is a barcode, but that doesn't explain anything.Buyer beware!

Not riveting