Unscripted

by Mark Vancil and Ken Leiker

The fans in their seats are barely able to contain themselves. The buzz of the crowd rises higher and higher until that first Superstar walks onto the stage and into the ring. It doesn't matter where... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0743477618
• ISBN13: 9780743477611
• Release Date: November 2003
• Publisher: World Wrestling Entertainment Books
• Length: 239 Pages
• Weight: 3.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 10.3" x 12.2"

Customer Reviews

Entertaining

This book is different from all the other WWE books I read. All of the wrestlers are in it. It tells you how they grow up what has happened in there life. It also tells how they got into wrestling if it was for the better or the worst. It also tells you about what really goes on behind the curtain, also how they prepare before a match. The book also tells you if you want to get into the business the superstars tell you how you can and what they use to help them stay healthy and strong and some of them flexible. I would recommend this book to any wrestling fans it is a really good book for people who just started to get into wrestling because it tells you a little bit about them and it has pictures of the superstars. You will also know what there real names are and what there character name are.

Pleasant Surprise...

I must admit I wasn't too keen on this book, at first. I thought it was going to be some fluffy coffee table book with loads of pictures and absolutely no substance whatsoever. I couldn't have been more wrong. This book gives its audience of wrestling fans a glimpse at some of their favorite performers' lives outside the ring and a lot of what's revealed is oft-surprising and always insightful. I've been a fan for more than twenty years and even I was somewhat shocked at some of what I read. An excellent read as far as coffee table books go. The pictures are well done and appropriate and the actual content of the book is very enjoyable. I whole-heartedly recommend this selection to wrestling fans everywhere.

A really good read

Unscripted is one of the best books I have ever read,and I highly recomend it.The pictures are just wonderful, simply amazing.The wrestlers that are in Unscripted really give a goodhard look into the wrestling world and there personal lifes.The pictures and writing that Unscripted shows lets you look at wrestlers in a light that you havent seen them in before.Take the Stephanie McMahon and Triple H pictures for example, you can really see the love that they have for each other in it,that you wont see on tv.Other pictures like one of Torrie Wilson are just really good shots.There are others like that thorugh out the entire book.Unscripted lets you see things like; how proud Vince and Linda McMahon are of there kids Shane and Stephanie.How Triple H, The Rock, Kurt Angle, Brock Lesner, Ric Flair andEdge all look at the wrestling world thorugh there eyes.Unscripted also gives you a look at the wrestlers personal lifes, like how The Undertaker and his wife met, and how Kurt Angle talks about how he broke his neck, and how he won his gold medals at the '96 olympics with the broken neck.All in all this is a good book, it's a good read also. If you like wrestling you'll really, really like this book, if you like to read, you'll like this book, if you like wrestling books, you'll LOVE this book! So go out and buy this book you wont regret it!

A must have for the true, blue, wrestling fan

I recently bought this book, and after reading it, I think its the best WWE book ever. It gives you an inside look on what the Superstars are really like, and how they travel day to day. Some of the superstars discuss how they broke through the doors of the WWE, and what thier home life is like. The bottom line is, this is definatly a MUST HAVE for the true wrestling fan :)

AWESOME!

The photography in this book is amazing. Like most coffee table books, I assumed the words would be borring and the focus would be on the images. I was wrong! Even my mom, who is not a wrestling fan, thought it was the best coffee table book she ever read!