Under-the-radar wrestling book recommendations

[WingedEagle]

Is B. Brian Blair's book any good?

[Blehschmidt]

41 minutes ago, WingedEagle said:

Is B. Brian Blair's book any good?

I liked it. Decent length at nearly 500 pages. Has some good stories, he is in depth without getting boring. I'd say it's worth your time.

[flyonthewall2983]

Geddy Lee talks rather humorously in his book about his dad watching professional wrestling, and mimicking all of the holds just watching it by himself. 

[GeneJackson95]

On 7/22/2026 at 1:11 PM, C.S. said:

@Blehschmidt I finished the Wolfie D book. I see what you mean now. The last few chapters are definitely more humble and reflective. 

A couple of questions:

Do you have any idea which Disciples of Synn member he had heat with and refused to name? Google isn't really any help.

Do you know if he and Jamie Dundee ever patched things up? Bill Dundee seems like a massive head case, so I guess the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Kid me was surprised to find out Regal's stubby little butler was the same legendary dude I read about in the magazines.

Sorry, haven't been around here in a long while. The answer to the first question is Brian Logan.  The second question is a little more complicated. The fences were pretty well mended but just this week there has been a blow up concerning their KWK wrestling figures that were getting ready to go into production that has probably reopened some old wounds, but perhaps that will all get worked out.