'Amazingly detailed and meticulously crafted ... Hitman will stand the test of time as one of the definitive wrestling biographies' Publishers Weekly 'Bret Hart still makes me believe that wrestling is good' Hulk Hogan 'Packed with drugs, sex, vicious family in-fighting and tales of life on the road ... Hart names names and lays it all bare in his own words' Globe and Mail A story of death, sex, betrayal and revenge; sweat, steroids and duplicity - wrestler Bret Hart lifts the lid on the wacky, mythic, secretive word of pro wrestling in this epic tell-all.
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In his candid and insightful memoir, Bret Hart shares a vivid account of his life within the pro wrestling world. As the sixth son of the renowned Hart wrestling dynasty, he became a Canadian icon, initially pursuing amateur wrestling before joining his family's promotion, Stampede Wrestling. Throughout his career, Hart maintained an audio diary that chronicles the unique experiences of a wrestler, including the relentless travel, practical jokes, and the complex realities behind rivalries. His journey to superstardom in pink tights saw him winning numerous championships across various promotions, including WWF and WCW. However, this success came at a cost, marked by betrayals, tragic losses—most notably the death of his brother Owen—and personal struggles, including a severe stroke linked to a concussion. Hart, celebrated for his technical prowess, views wrestling as a blend of dance, acting, and physicality, taking pride in never seriously injuring a fellow wrestler while delivering thrilling performances. He also reflects on the heavy toll the industry exacts on its participants, with many wrestlers, including his brother-in-law Davey Boy Smith, succumbing to the pressures of drugs and alcohol. Hart's narrative offers a rare and profound perspective on the wrestling world, revealing both its beauty and its darker sides.