The Greatest Champions Of The WrestleMania Era - Matthews, "The Doc" Chad
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Take a closer look inside the rankings of the Top 90 wrestlers of all-time, as described in "The WrestleMania Era: The Book of Sports Entertainment." Tangible accolades are a hallmark of any sport or entertainment avenue. The NBA has the Larry O'Brien trophy, the MVP, and the Defensive Player of the Year. Hollywood has the Oscar, the Golden Globe, and the Screen Actors Guild award. Professional wrestling has championship belts. Using a detailed formula, "The Greatest Champions of The WrestleMania Era" shapes the historical context around championship success from Starrcade '83 to Summerslam '15.…mehr

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Take a closer look inside the rankings of the Top 90 wrestlers of all-time, as described in "The WrestleMania Era: The Book of Sports Entertainment." Tangible accolades are a hallmark of any sport or entertainment avenue. The NBA has the Larry O'Brien trophy, the MVP, and the Defensive Player of the Year. Hollywood has the Oscar, the Golden Globe, and the Screen Actors Guild award. Professional wrestling has championship belts. Using a detailed formula, "The Greatest Champions of The WrestleMania Era" shapes the historical context around championship success from Starrcade '83 to Summerslam '15.
Autorenporträt
"The Doc" Chad Matthews has been a popular online wrestling columnist at WrestlingHeadlines.com / LordsofPain.net for over a decade. He has offered detailed recaps and reviews for WWE's top programs, discussion-provoking current event pieces, several acclaimed series about WrestleMania, and a popular short story chronicle. The Doc also hosts a weekly podcast called "The Doc Says." He penned his first book, "The WrestleMania Era: The Book of Sports Entertainment," in 2013. It has been called "the best wrestling book I have ever read" and holds a 5-star rating on Amazon, where it peaked at #3 on the wrestling charts.