Death Clutch: My Story of Determination, Domination, and Survival

Nice little autobio written with Paul Heyman. Not the greatest example of its genre, but not at all bad, or even less than good. Does what it says on the tin, regardless; Brock relates the story of his incredible athletic and entertainment career/s, and the story is never boring. If you're interested at all in the person, I recommend the book.

Not as entertaining as other WWE autobiographies, but there's some surprising revelations nonetheless. Yes, he's a formidable businessman and negotiator indeed, but he really does take joy in entertaining people as a WWE performer. In truth, he's actually not a mercenary with no respect for the business. He really does enjoy his work, and has a genuine respect for all pro wrestlers. Unfortunately, there are also many omissions in this book where he avoids addressing several infamous incidents of his career.

Brock lesnar is the real champion... The real beast. No body could beat him. He has got the strong physique whch cant be cmpared with anuone.. Sab ki fatti hai brock lesnar se. Everyone scares to have match with this real giant great strong wrestler..