Brutus Beefcake: Struttin' & Cuttin' - Official Autobiography (eBook)

Brutus Beefcake: Struttin' & Cuttin' brings you everything you want to learn about the world's most famous wrestling barber Brutus Beefcake was a main event WWF Superstar who traveled the world. His tell-all book covers; the parasailing accident that almost ended his life & the struggle to make his miraculous comeback... Growing up in Tampa with Wade Boggs & Hulk Hogan in the mix... Breaking into the wrestling business... Working in the territorial days of wrestling... Vince McMahon's take over... The Dream Team championship run with Greg Valentine... The WWF takeover in the initial Wrestlemania... Crazy rockstar-like road stories... Ridiculous & Horrific wrestler pranks/ribs... Working on Hollywood movie sets... Wrestling in Japan... His Countless crazy gimmicks in WCW... and more! With a Foreward by baseball legend Wade Boggs, and guest passages by DDP, Marty Jannetty, Koko B Ware, Brian Blair & more, "The Barber" gives you all the dirt on the road working with: Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant, British Bulldogs, Ron Bass, Adrian Adonis, Jimmy Hart, Roddy Piper, JYD, Greg Valentine, The Ultimate Warrior & more! If you are a wrestling fan of the good old days when WWF Superstars were like larger-than-life rockstars, you will not want to miss it!

the AI voice is terrible. the technology needs to get better before this is used more often.

the story is great. I've been waiting for this story for a long time.

thought it should have been better

I saw the guy that wrestled for that long would have way better stories and not just pick out the ones with the girls so he sounds cool very disappointed

If you’re going to have a robot read the story it should at least be able to read.

I always loved the beefer and this was a pretty good book. There’s always something lost when the author doesn’t read their own story but it’s much worse when a stupid robot reads it. Man that robot sucks ass!

It's actually really good

I know Beefcake gets a lot of crap, but this book is legitimately a great listen if you're a fan of that era of wrestling. I came out of it thinking a lot more of Es Leslie than when I started.

I mean......it's alright.

it's about as exciting as beefs career. I'm sure if you just loved his work. You might enjoy the book.