Bret Hart - Hitman: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling

Pros: Honest and personal first-person account; excellent autobiography

Cons: Makes you beg for more

The Bottom Line: Bret Hart's life is definitely not boring at all and this book proves just how difficult it really was for him through the highs and lows.

Review: Wrestlers have been putting pen to paper ever since Mick Foley’s Have A Nice Day: A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks proved to be an instant hit. Ever since, a flood of books about wrestlers’ lives followed suit. But the secret to Foley’s ...

Pros: Honest, detailed, Hart paints a great picture

Cons: You may have an issue with his contradictions, but they help tell the story

The Bottom Line: It may be the greatest wrestling story ever told.

Review: While reading Bret Hart's Hitman: My Real Life In The Cartoon World Of Wrestling, you never get the feeling that he's happy writing his memoirs. He does remember happy moments in his life, but you get the idea that he's telling his stories with a ...