The Hitman: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling - Bret Hart Reviews

THE HITMAN: MYREAL LIFE IN THE CARTOON WORLD OF WRESTLING is the autiobiography of WWF legend Bret 'The Hitman' Hart. The book consists of over 500 pages of Bret's life as a wrestler. The book begins with his upbringing which was wild and wacky. Bret focuses on how his family was wrestling crazy with his father Stu and brother Owen ...  Read the complete review

Summer's here, and with it comes the unashamed escape into 'trashy' literature. Forget novels ringing with the fanfare of critical acclaim, or the works of bearded Russians from the 19th Century, the summer sun (or lack of it) heralds autobiography season for me. Of all the titles I have read so far, 'Hitman' is my favourite. As a ...  Read the complete review

I was never really a big Bret Hart fan. He was far from my favourite wrestlers, I always felt he was a bit hammy when wrestling (forever favouring the injured leg to gain sympathy) but I was prepared to give this a read as I was very keen to read his viewpoint on the Montreal screwjob more than anything else. Bret writes his ...  Read the complete review

'Bret Hart - Hitman' is Bret Hart's autobiography charting his 51 years to date. Bret is one of 12 children to the legendary wrestler Stu Hart. His life has been dominated by wrestling almost from birth. His seven brothers were involved in wrestling and his four sisters married wrestlers. This is a family whose entire existence has been ...  Read the complete review

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. I could go on, and I could tell you everything in this HUGE book... 592 pages of pure Wrestling and Personal trials, tribulations, successes and journeys taken by arguably the Greatest Technical Wrestler of All Time, Bret 'The Hitman' Hart. Taken from his personal tape collection, which were ...  Read the complete review