a compelling memoir from one of my favorite wrestlers!

so this may or may not be a surprise but ever since i was in fourth grade, i've loved watching wwe. i had a brief break during my initial high school years, but i'm back to following wwe again. becky lynch has been my favorite women's wrestler ever since i saw her and her story with charlotte on the internet( their evolution last woman standing match changed my life btw) and i was thrilled to find out that she was writing a memoir!

i thought this was a decent, if not great, memoir; i think you can really feel her voice and know that it's her own writing. i really liked learning more about her relationships with the other wrestlers and how her life was like during her hiatus from wrestling. i also feel like even if someone who's not a wrestling fan like i am wants to read this, they'll be able to understand, because she does a good job of explaining the wrestling industry.

if you're interested in reading a personal and interesting memoir from a very compelling figure in the wrestling industry, i would recommend this to you!