Brock Lesnar's Autobiography

[Troy]

The Brock Lesnar autobiography that Lesnar and Paul Heyman have been working on has been titled "Brock Lesnar - Undisputed."

It should be an excellent read considering the career he has had. Was NCAA wrestling champion and was then offered contracts by WWE, Japanese wrestling companies, MMA and more. He ended up with the largest developmental wrestling deal ever offered by WWE at $250,000 a year.

Then he had one of the best debut pushes seen in WWE history, coming in detroying everyone and becoming a maineventer in no time. He had a fantastic run in WWE and would have become the biggest name since The Rock and Stone Cold if he stayed with the company.

Then he went to MMA and become successful immediately again, winning the UFC Heavyweight title within a handful of matches.

Would be a fantastic story to read and if it is anything like the DVD WWE produced it should be excellent.

Certainly a book I plan to buy.

 

[Brock Lesnar]

I would love to read this book, if it really circles around his time in the WWE. I hope he includes a huge bulk of that to the WWE days, since I know that a lot of people would love to read about it. It could even get people to respect him a little more for coming out of there, if they knew the story and reason behind it. I love a good auto biography.

 

[Troy]

The majority of the book would have to be about WWE since he spent most of his time there. I can see the first quarter being about his childhood and wrestling at school/college. Then the next two quarters about his time in WWE from the time he signed a contract to his last match at WM. Then the last quarter about his attempt at NFL and then his MMA career. I would like to read the reasoning behind all the decisions he made like quitting WWE when he was on top and trying out for the NFL when he hadn't played for so many years. Good to hear the stories from the actual person and their thoughts on the situation.

 

[Dademo]

Yeah. I think this book is really interesting. Brock grew up tough, he was an NCAA champion, a WWE Champion, and Now a UFC Champion, even trying to join the NFL. He had a really hard life, and was on his death bed, so I would love to read this book. I would like it.