I saw this book adverted on the internet, and I am a HUGE fan of the WWE, so I thought I read it. I wasn't dissapointed. It just doesn't talk about his WWE days, but his days in WCW and Japan too. He wrote a very funny, well structured book, and I well recomended it to any of Chris Jericho's or WWE fans.

as a chris jericho fan i was eager to get my hands on this book and i wasnt dissapointed one bit i would highly reccomend this book as it was enjoyable and funny to read and gives a real insight into the life of chris irvine. i hope the next 2 are just as good

WWE luminary Chris Jericho tells the story of his vivacious life, from the days of being a rebellious teenager listening to rock and roll to when he joins Stu Hart's infamous wrestling dungeon. He follows in the steps of his idols fighting the independent wrestling circuit and makes a name for himself in Mexico and Japan. He reaches his peak when joining the WWF in 1999 and becoming their Undisputed World Champion December 2001. This is a great and amusing read for most audiences; Jericho pulls no punches and has an entertaining sense of humour to go with it.