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I find most wrestling books aren't very good. But I buy whatever I see anyway. This one though, is very good. I don't know much about Stampede Wrestling, other than what I've read in Bret Hart's book, so I don't know it it's an accurate portrayal of the company.
It's an intresting read. I'm just curious if anybody else has ever read it.
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