WWE might be working on Vince McMahon's autobiography.
McMahon has been a trailblazer in professional wrestling. He has been a head booker for decades. The 76-years-old has dedicated his life to WWE.
His colleagues often describe Vince as a genius. The man has been a part of several historical moments in pro wrestling. Earlier this week, The New York Post's 'Page Six' report stated that WWE Chairman & CEO Vince McMahon’s representatives are shopping a memoir to major book publishers.
According to the same report, the idea behind the book is how McMahon built his empire. The book will be similar to the autobiography of Phil Knight. The book is reportedly being handled by Vigliano Associates, the publishers behind the autobiographies of famous personalities such as Mike Tyson, Mark Messier, and Kevin Garnett.
It'll be interesting to see the aspects covered in the rise of WWE.
Dave Meltzer talks about Vince McMahon's second book
After reports of Vince McMahon's autobiography surfaced, wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer provided an update on the situation. In the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Meltzer said WWE has been trying to keep the project a secret, and McMahon's representatives are looking to find a publisher for the book.
According to reports, the WWE-endorsed book will attempt to clash with Abraham Riesman's upcoming biography of McMahon, titled Ringmaster, which is due for an early 2023 release. Another report by Meltzer states that Riesman's upcoming book has no involvement from WWE or McMahon himself.
Reading the crazy stories and rumors about Vince McMahon will be interesting. Interestingly, both books are set to be released early next year.