Jake The Snake Roberts: Pick Your Poison (DVD) Reviews
Newest Review: ... us from his disturbed origins to a disturbed career. I use the word disturbed because that seems to be the only word that I ... more
... can use, from Jake's troubled childhood (troubled relationship with his Father, murder of his sister etc) to his rise to the top as a great wrestler and the substance abuse that effectively ruined his career.
Jake speaks honestly with passion and regret in certain parts as to how his life has turned out.
The other contributors (McMahon, Okerlund, Ross, Hogan etc) do Jake the kind of justice that they didn't do for Jim Hellwig.
The matches on the DVD were interesting, especially his SMW match with the Dirty White Boy in ...more
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Jake the Snake Roberts: Pick Your Poison [DVD] [2005] [Region 1] ... Release Date: 2005 - 11 - 01 Last Update 24.05.2013 03:53
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Customer Jake The Snake Roberts: Pick Your Poison (DVD) Reviews (1)
by - written on 07/10/11 (Useful, 8 readings)
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This DVD looks into the life of Jake Roberts and it is a very honest account of the Wrestler's life by the man himself as he does the talking and guides us from his disturbed origins to a disturbed career. I use the word disturbed because that seems to be the only word that I can use, from Jake's troubled childhood (troubled relationship with his Father, murder of his sister etc) to his rise to the top as a great wrestler and the substance abuse that effectively ruined his career. Jake speaks honestly with passion and regret in certain parts as to how his life has turned out. The other contributors (McMahon, Okerlund, Ross, Hogan etc) do Jake the kind of ... Read the complete review
