Title: Flair is the man!
Product review: There seems to be a pattern to wrestler autobiographies. They slightly deal into the bad side of their lives and then point to their changed ways and how they want to give back. This book follows some of that pattern. Ric dabbles into his growing up and lessons early on that he didn't learn from. He seemingly makes the same mistakes in his teens and early twenties as he did into his thirties and beyond. He goes into great details of his early wrestling career. I just wish there was more road stories. I often wondered what being out with the Horsemen would be like. I admire Mr Flair for all he did in the ring.I couldn't put this book down. I am not a reader but this book hooked me in and I couldn't stop!
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