Chris Jericho: The Best in the World - What Am I the Best At?

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United States on Sep 25, 2023

nick: Love reading Y2J’s books. He has such a great writing style that makes it super interesting.

Canada on Sep 12, 2019

Wisrizo: Igual de entretenido que el segundo libro (Undisputed: How to Become the World Champion in 1,372 Easy Steps)! La edición de pasta dura vale completamente la pena. Llegó a tiempo y en buenas condiciones. En el libro Chris Jericho narra sus experiencias dentro y fuera de la WWE desde su regreso en 2007 hasta su regreso en el Royal Rumble del 2014. Habla sobre su rivalidad con Shawn Michaels y CM Punk, además de su relación con Vince Mcmahon y al mismo tiempo cuenta como ha ido creciendo su banda Fozzy.

Mexico on May 27, 2018

B. Preuschoff: ...und das will was heißen! Habe beide direkt nacheinander gelesen und war hier sehr begeistert.
Der Wrestling-Fan kommt voll auf seine Kosten (mehr als im vorherigen Werk), alles ist zutiefst amüsant geschrieben und mit einem sehr sympathischen Maß an Selbstironie.

FAZIT:
Einfach herrliche Unterhaltung mit sehr viel Kurzweil und Spaß.

Germany on Apr 04, 2018

Garrison Haines-Temons: Chronicling his WWE career from 2007 to 2013, Chris Jericho was the wrestling industry’s most despised villain in an era when they were in short supply. Whether he was feuding with Shawn Michaels, Rey Mysterio, Edge, or CM Punk to name a few, the WWE Universe kept their eyes glued to the TV screen and those in attendance got so aggressive that they nearly rioted. In addition to being a wrestling heel, Jericho was also the front man for the heavy metal act Fozzy and a contestant on Dancing with the Stars. No matter what he did in life, he was always the best in the world at it. Millions of Jerichoholics couldn’t all be wrong.

Watching Chris Jericho’s multiple careers unfold before my very eyes was satisfying to me as a reader. The fact that a small town boy from Canada could reach such heights of fame and fortune is inspiring to anybody who wants to follow their dreams. He’s done it all and he’s maintained friendships with some of the best in the industry, whether it’s members of his own WWE locker room, James Hetfield from Metallica, or M. Shadows from Avenged Sevenfold. All Jericho needed was a fiery passion and a tireless work ethic and he achieved everything...

United States on Aug 29, 2017

Neil Dsouza: There is only one Chris Jericho and if you have read the first two best sellers then you have to get this as well. Personally, I loved the first one but you cant go wrong with any of his books. Being a multi faceted talent, his infectious charm shines through from cover to cover. Dont hesitate, go ahead and buy this Froot book!

India on Nov 27, 2015

K. G. A. Alavi: Back on form. This book is every bit as good as A Lion's Tale. Miles better than better the Undisputed. Actually everything that was wrong with Undisputed could be summed up in the first chapter of this book. His jokes and catchphrases had been done before his Y2J character had gotten a bit stale. The same way he reinvented his character for his return to the WWE he wrote this book with the same creativity and fresh humour.

This book starts off like the other books with Chris in the gorilla position. As the count down starts it jumps back a few years to his last return. Then from 2007 to 2013, Chris take us all on his incredible journey. Performing at the at the highest levels, working with the top stars of both the WWE and the rock music industry. Meeting his heroes and legonds and upping his game to perform with as a peer and an equal.

This book is written by from the Chris Jericho not Chris Irvin. Chris is in character all the way through this book. I loved reading about the creative process behind his biggest angles and feuds. The reason i said it seem the book is written by Jericho is because there is very little of Irvin's personal life. Even in the after hours...

United Kingdom on Dec 13, 2014

Lancie: I'll admit, back in 1999 - I was a HUGE WWF/WWE mark and saw Jericho as an invader. I just wanted him and Kurt Angle to just go the hell away! Oh, how times have changed... I have a huge appreciation for his body of work, and enjoy watching him wrestle today. It was because of that appreciation that I bought his first book, "A Lion's Tale." I was completely sucked in from Chapter 1 and couldn't stop until I'd devoured it. When I was finally able to, I bought his second book, "Undisputed." Like the first, I was hooked from the first chapter and soon devoured it, too. As soon as I had heard that Jericho had a third book coming it, it was instantly added to my wishlist... and like with "Undisputed," as soon as I was able to, I bought it and dove right in - finishing this kick-ass book in 2 days. (I kept getting interrupted...)

This one pretty much picks up right where Undisputed left off, and is filled with more fantastic Jericho stories that'll have you laughing out loud at all of the crazy antics and situations that Chris seems to get himself into. What I absolutely love is how open, honest, and candid he is during his stories - no matter how poorly a story may reflect on...

United States on Nov 10, 2014

J. Parker: Wrestling Biographies are a sweet little adiction that I have fostered ever since Mick Foley's Have a Nice Day sprang up the charts all those years ago! The genre is unlike any other genre I have found. I love sports entertainment but I admit to loving tradition sports a little more. However -For the Most part Wrestling books are so much more fun than those other sports books. The honesty (brutal in many cases), road life (shocking in many cases), background stories of important matches grip the reader in a way other sports genre's usually are afraid too or simply are unable to due to a less sensational environment.

I have enjoyed most of the wrestling books I have read including even the self serving ones from Dusty Rhodes or the Nature Boy Ric Flair! I was able to get through the somewhat annoying one from the Rock whose ghost writer for some reason decided to write the whole book like a in character promo from the Brahma Bull! Only Chris Jericho has been able to be in the rarefied air of that of Mick Foley. Undisputed was a nice book, but it wasn't as crisp as that of A lion's tale. I like his Fozzy stories but they just didn't fit as well with the wrestling stuff....

United States on Nov 01, 2014