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Former WWE head writer Brian Gewirtz brings readers behind the scenes for an unprecedented look at the chaotic, surreal, unbelievable backstage world of the WWE. With untold stories from a career spanning over 15 years and featuring the biggest names and controversial moments in wrestling...

The Chris Benoit Tragedy: Wrestling’s Darkest Chapter & the Legacy of CTEIn June 2007, WWE superstar Chris Benoit shocked the world by taking the lives of his wife, Nancy, and son, Daniel, before ending his own. The tragedy exposed the hidden dangers of brain trauma, steroid abuse, and mental health struggles in professional wrestling. Discover the full story behind one of sports entertainment’s darkest moments and its lasting impact on the industry.

The Foxcatcher Murder: John du Pont, Dave Schultz, and the Dark Side of Wealth & WrestlingIn 1996, the shocking murder of Olympic wrestler Dave Schultz by millionaire John du Pont exposed the dangerous intersection of wealth, power, and mental illness. The rise and fall of Team Foxcatcher revealed a dark chapter in sports history—one of paranoia, betrayal, and tragedy. Discover the full story behind the crime that rocked the wrestling world.

Ole Anderson: A Wrestlers Journey Through Rebellion and Legacy From Minnesota roots to a rebellious spirit, Alan Robert Rogowski, better known as Ole Anderson, carved a unique path in the world of professional wrestling. Born in 1942, Anderson's career spanned over two decades, leaving an indelible mark on the industry as a wrestler, manager, promoter, and booker. Early Career and Family Ties: Anderson entered the wrestling world in 1967 under the ring name Rock Rogowski. In 1968, he joined his "kayfabe" (scripted) brothers Gene and Lars Anderson, forming the legendary Minnesota Wrecking Crew....