Brock Lesnar opens up

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A few months back, I came across the book Death Clutch online. Here, Brock Lesnar, "the baddest man on the planet", shares his account of determination, domination, and survival. I fancy memoirs a lot, and so I hope to read it before the end of August.

[DJames 1]

I love wrestling and I love to read but I'm not a big autobiography fan. I do like Lesnar though so maybe I'll give it a shot.

[Lyre93 1]

Every time I read a biography or autobiography, I know that somewhere along the way, I'll come across memorable photos. I am sure that Death Clutch won't disappoint!

[Poppy 31]

I haven't read his book and didn't realize he had one out. I hope you'll let us know whether it's any good and has new information that we can't glean elsewhere.

[Steve King 1]

I haven't read his book and didn't realize he had one out. I hope you'll let us know whether it's any good and has new information that we can't glean elsewhere.

There is a high chance that Brock talks about what we already know. I would read this book to understand his journey right from childhood. Before professional wrestling, he was a mixed martial artist and professional football player.

[17 Below Zero 1]

It sounds like an inspirational type book for those who want to get into the biz. One of those "You Can Do It" type reads.

[bosch5 0]

Whereas I am not a fan of memoirs, I remember reading somewhere that Brock Lesnar notoriously keeps to himself and is a devoted family man. I would read this book to get a glimpse of his life in and out of the ring.