Title: D.J. should stick to wrestling
Product review: Sorry, this is a full-length magazine that's been expanded to a book with excessive photos. Can be read in about one day, unlike Foley's book, which takes a week to read. The sections written in the Rock's character are of no value. IMHO the author took advantage of his popularity. Wait for the paperback. I thought Foley's book, although hardly a contender for a Pulitzer Prize, gave more inside information about the wrestling business and more "scoops" about the people in it. Foley has also been in the business a lot longer and has a better story to tell - in substance and presentation. Foley's tribute to Owen Hart is more convincing too. Both books suffer from awkward covers. Not recommended, in spite of being a fan of his character.
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