Kyle Bowman's seventh book on pro wrestling, a compilation piece. In this second edition, he writes some new insights as to how today's product has changed, from the once famed and most fondly remembered Attitude Era versus today's "stuff." He also lends an opinion (as all this work is) of writers and bookers, along with the differences between the two; and how they "bleed together" while working in pro wrestling. He also discusses his own ideas of what he would do, and suggestions for a company he now pitches ideas for in 2014; the AIWF Mid-Atlantic. Kyle also writes blueprints or templates of wrestling shows, and the like; made to inspire new options, creativity while growing a brand and audience for a promotion. Other new content depicts Kyle creating his own storyline regarding a 1991 Ricky Steamboat's WWF "heel turn" versus Hulk Hogan

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The WWE's Shawn Michaels Story. Began his career in Texas. Trained by the legendary Jose Lothario, Shawn Michaels wrestled in Kansas, where he met fellow wrestler, Marty Jannetty. A year later, after sending tapes of his matches to the major wrestling companies at the time, he was contacted by the AWA, who proposed that he team up with Marty Jannetty again. Together, Michaels and Jannetty became known as the Midnight Rockers. The AWA had just received a TV deal with ESPN, which did wonders for his career. The Midnight Rockers had a major feud with "Playboy" Buddy Rose and "Pretty Boy" Doug Somers. Their matches were considered bloodbaths at the time. Eventually the Midnight Rockers came out the victors and were the AWA World Tag Team Champions. The WWF (now WWE) noticed their efforts and signed them to a deal. Both Michaels and Jannetty were soon fired for a incident in a bar, which Michaels claims was a misunderstanding. The duo went back to the AWA for a brief time. After a while, they contacted the WWF, who gave them a second chance and they returned in late 1988. They were known simply as The Rockers. The duo had a great influence on many of the present teams in wrestling. Their trademark was being tag team specialists and using great double team moves on their opponents.

This very last installment of Pro Wrestling is about the WCW 2001 Invasion storyline. The story was post-March 26th 2001 WCW Nitro simulcast. Kyle writes his interpretation and opinions as a fellow fan. He reflects on the past memories of what was actually completed by the WWF, and lends his ideas of how the Invasion should've been done.