Lita

A less Travelled R.O.A.D.--The Reality of Amy Dumas

De: Amy Dumas, Michael Krugman

Narrado por: Amy Dumas

An exciting account of Amy Dumas—better known under her ring name Lita—and how she become one of the greatest female performers in WWE history.

Taking unexpected risks, daring to do what no one has done before, that's the reality of Amy Dumas, the remarkable woman behind Lita. With only a guidebook for a companion, Amy traveled to Mexico City in the late 1990s to learn about lucha libre, Mexico's professional wrestling. When she returned to the States, she was resolute in her goal to be a professional wrestler.

Amy found people who saw her determination and her heart, and agreed to train her. She met a number of wrestlers who would prove influential in her career. Among them were two North Carolina stars who had just signed with World Wrestling Entertainment—Matt and Jeff Hardy. Amy formed an instant bond with the brothers; their high-flying bravado inspired her own ring style.

It wasn't long before Amy—now christened Lita—joined WWE. She proved to be a pioneer in women's wrestling. It took a broken neck suffered on the set of a television series to stop her...but only temporarily. Lita is the stirring tale of one young woman's amazing journey to the top of WWE.©2003 World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.; (P)2003 Simon & Schuster, Inc.

Great story

Wish it was longer! Maybe update now that you’re retired! Would love to hear life after the ring

lita my girl

ive been fan since seeing her inducted into the Hall of Fzme. good read and seeing her come out of her funk.

love it, love her, she's the greatest!

love you lita, you're my favorite of all time. awesome book! thank you so much

Amy being Amy

I thought it was a wonderful book and I love the way she told her story. It didn't sound red It sounded like she was just telling us about herself and how incredibly wonderful she is. I wish you would come out with another book since so much just happened since that time frame. thank you Amy for the wonderful book and the time I enjoyed listening to it in my car.

Eh...

it was ok I wanted more personal things. there was a lot of match breakdowns but other than that it was ok. not a bad book