There's Just One Problem...: True Tales from the Former, One-Time, 7th Most Powerful Person in WWE

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With untold stories from a career spanning over 15 years and featuring the biggest names and controversial moments in wrestling history, THERE'S JUST ONE PROBLEM is an honest, unflinching look on how an introverted life-long fan unexpectedly became one the most powerful men in all of professional wrestling.

There were many points where I feared for the author's health and safety, despite this being a memoir -- he could have written it from a hospital bed, for all I know. There are a few instances in the book where I learned new information by reading about it from his side, but I’d say 70% of the information I gained was nothing new to me, so I spent a good portion of the book bored and ready for the next chapter. Gewirtz revealed in the book that the hardest, any segment that has made Vince McMahon laugh was Hulk Hogan’s “ That’s The Wall” promo from WCW. While his Hollywood credentials may have endeared him to management, they bought little respect with the boys in the locker room. Stories About Jerry Lawler, Hulk Hogan, Andy Kaufman, and an Insider’s Look at the Golden Era of Pro Wrestling.Unaware of who Dwyane Wade is, Vince, dismissed the line essentially saying that because Vince himself isn’t aware of who Dwayne Wade is, then no one else would be.

Instead he gives the reader an insight into the creative process from conception to payoff, along with the inherent backstage drama, and ultimately an honest portrait of many the people that we see on our televisions but don’t get see in the “unscripted” world. Read more about the condition New: An item that is still in its original shrink wrap from the manufacturer and the original manufacturer’s seal (if applicable) has not been removed. Gewirtz weaves in WWE terminology, explaining the wrestling vernacular early on with lasting impact.It is impossible to overstate the impact that the advent and all-consuming popularity of the internet has had on our everyday lives, our culture, and how we give and take in information. He praises most of the talent, and strikes up a working relationship with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson that continues to this day. Where does one go when every year in wrestling takes you further away from the writing career you always wanted? Gewirtz worked closely with top stars like The Rock and Steve Austin throughout The Attitude Era, and he stayed with the promotion until 2012.