Title: The Rock Didn't Say...
Product review: Unfortunately, the biggest problem with this book is that for some reason, the ghostwriter of this book decided to write this as The Rock, with his referring to himself in the third person. It makes the book incredibly difficult to read, and quite annoying, especially when it switches from third to first person references.The history portion of the book is great, with talk about what it was like growing up with Rocky Johnson and Peter Maivia as father and grandfather and having to defend pro wrestling growing up.Unfortunately, this book suffers from over-editing and political correctness, where he is very pro-WWF in every situation, which makes this book seem very contrived, with the WWF hype machine and PR machine guiding his opinions, and making it appear as if The Rock has no opinions of his own.Get it for historical purposes, but for entertainment, stick to Foley.
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