Bret 'Hitman' Hart: The Best There Is, the Best There Was, the Best There Ever Will Be by Bret Hart

Bret 'Hitman' Hart: The Best There Is, the Best There Was, the Best There Ever Will Be Reviews

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  Rodd Thunderheart

  It was a fantastic pictorial review of all Bret has accomplished and I had mine autographed in 2000!
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  Ben Elder

  Bret ‘Hitman’ Hart was my childhood hero and I managed to get my copy of his booked signed a few years ago. Interesting learning about his life on the road whilst I was watching him on TV as a child. I learned a lot of valuable lessons from this; no human is perfect. Bret was my hero and I thought him infallible, but as we grow older we realise no one is perfect. But even those we thought has the strongest moral compasses. Unless you have a passing interest in pro-wrestling or also liked Bret, there may not be much here for you.
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  Owen Tatlock

  perhaps the most honest autobiography I've read. He doesn't pretend to be a perfect human being but he did have pride in himself as a worker and wrestler, which is often perceived by some readers as being egotistical. However, it's more a pride and an attempt to clear up his legacy after Vince destroyed his day in the WWE. The truths about wrestling are fascinating and engaging, some too much information moments, but supports his candid approach. Definitely a must read for my Hitman fan.
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  xxNICOLAxx

  Read this years ago, but my version is pink on the front cover. Loved this. So much detail about his life and his family from when he was younger growing up.
  It's quite a thick book but you can fly through this as it's really interesting and it's got funny bits and personal bits and it's basically just a fantastic read :-)
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  Monica

  The Hitman's multiple talents come through in his own words. Amazing man and amazing career; what's even more is finding out he wrote this really without help, no ghost writers etc. My fav wrestler, I wish him amny more years and continued blessings.
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  Nick Wilson

  Great read.
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  Lisa Molyneux

  A fascinating read for wrestling fans. From the beginning including the infamous Montreal Screwjob and his health issues
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  Vicki Marmillot

  Love Bret Hart and loved this book. Beautiful tribute to Owen included.
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  Big

  This book was an interesting read. It's been a while since I've read it, so I can't be any more specific as to what I enjoyed about the book.
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  Andrew

  The best there is,
  The best there was,
  The best there ever will be.