We Wrestle: The Best Of WCW

WWE has spent the better part of the last fifteen years dismissing WCW as a bunch of incompetent fools who just couldn't seem to do anything right, and relied on Ted Turner's pocketbook to buy what little success they did have. We all know WCW's reputation, but it gives such a wrong impression of the company that the last decade and a half has cultivated a generation of wrestling fans who honestly believe that WCW was never good, and that's just not the case.

On the contrary, there were a lot of good things about WCW and, as hard as this may be for newer fans to believe, they had more going for them than just the NWO and Bill Goldberg. In fact, WCW brought a lot of things to the table that the WWF didn't, and this book is designed to help re-educate today's fans and let them know that WCW wasn't the joke it's portrayed as today, and clue them in to some of the things that made it a great company and the only real competition WWE ever had.

This book includes the following bonus features:
-WCW One Night Stand: The Reunion Show That Never Happened
-Herd Is The Word: How One (Pizza) Man Destroyed A Wrestling Empire
-What If Sid Hadn't Gotten Fired From WCW In 1993?