Foley, Mick

Presents two short stories featuring little wrestling superstars when they were children.

A chronicle of the life and career of a seemingly deranged World Wrestling Federation superstar discusses his three different personalities and traces his rise to popularity. WWF. WWE. Pro Wrestling.

Patrick Riley, a New York City cop, wants nothing more than to let his son, Scooter, have the same kind of childhood he had growing up in the Bronx, but in the wake of Dr. King and Bobby Kennedy's assassinations and the rising sense of turmoil, Patrick begins to wonder if his family would be better off living somewhere safer.

A memoir in which professional wrestler Mick Foley discusses the physical and mental challenges he faced in the weeks leading up to the "Lockdown" match in which he faced tag team Father Time and Mother Nature, and shares stories of his life and career with WWE and TNA, his relationship with Vince McMahon, and his work in Sierra Leone.

Professional wrestler Mick Foley presents memoirs of his career from the late 1990s and the year 2000, as well as a defense of the World Wresting Federation against complaints about its sexual innuendo and charges that it leads children to become violent.

World Wrestling Entertainment star Mick Foley provides an inside account of the organization while charting the six-week process by which he developed a story line and prepared to get back into the wrestling ring.

An autobiography in which Mick foley, 1998 World Wrestling Federation Champion, tells about his experiences in and out of the ring.