Title: An honest read
Product review: Every Man Has His Price is not the best wrestling autobiography out there, but it's one of the best, second under Have A Nice Day!, in my opinion. For one, Mr. DiBiase wrote it himself. DiBiase doesn't pretend to be a writer, so he produces a simple, straightforward account of his life and career.In reallity, this isn't a book about wrestling as it is a book about a man's turn to God, a man who happened to be a pro wrestler, and one of wrestling's greatest heels.The books's major flaw is that it's too short, and many details could have been added to supplement the book's story. There are a few factual errors, the one I remember was when he described the Wrestlemania 8 match with he and Mike Rotundo against the Natural Diasters has a great match. In reality, Money Inc. took the belts and ran, losing by count out. Not a great match.
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