Ansonsten um endlich mal zum Positiven zu kommen, ist dieses Buch echt klasse und lustig geschrieben. With Gewirtz now a part of the time making Johnson's NBC show, Young Rock, Brian has been able to seek more creatively fulfilling rolls outside of the WWE grind.

Above all the book humanizes those larger-than-life figures that we see on our televisions every Monday night. Brian Gewirtz has an instant wrestling classic on his hands here; a very enjoyable romp down memory lane, with a unique perspective from a man who was either in the middle of, or very close to some of the greatest (and not so great) moments in WWE history.

At the end of the day I’m glad I read “There’s Just One Problem…” but I can’t say it’ll be a book I revisit ever again. I never met someone in the wrestling business that wasn't a wrestler that had as much knowledge and insight as Brian. Good Vince stories, mostly funny self deprecating humor and for me some super interesting insights into the business from a behind the scenes perspective. I laughed out loud constantly throughout the entire book, which is not a common reading experience for me.

Am not sure about all the negative things said about this seller by other people,,, because my experience was completely different, totally positive. It’s a laugh-out-loud, can’t-put-down, sad-that-it’s-over kind of book and I loved every second of it. In one of his first meetings with Brian, Vince told him that WWE “doesn’t do comedy, we do humor” and that “there’s nothing funnier than someone stepping in dogshit. The Hot Read, Conference Championship Edition: The Lions Gave Away a Super Bowl Berth There is nothing noble about Detroit’s loss. inside the madhouse of WWE is something of a miracle, given the hair-trigger temper of his former boss and the complicated backstage politics.I think the best memoirs come from those that are self-deprecating because they aren’t as in to themselves and you don’t feel like they are over-exaggerating to inflate their own ego. I won’t spoil any of the stories, but Gewirtz has anecdotes on most all the major WWE talents from the early 2000’s and behind the scenes commentary for several major storylines. With untold stories from a career spanning over 15 years and featuring the biggest names and controversial moments in wrestling history, THERE'S JUST ONE PROBLEM is an honest, unflinching look on how an introverted life-long fan unexpectedly became one the most powerful men in all of professional wrestling. I decided to read this book after I heard the author on "The Edge and Christian Podcast of Awesomeness".