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

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It's a laugh out loud, can't put down, sad that it's over kind of book and I loved every second of it. I never met someone in the wrestling business that wasn’t a wrestler that had as much knowledge and insight as Brian. If this seems unneeded (if wrestling isn't fake) well, its definitely needed these days to give the show the professional sheen expected by a publicly traded company that's in the entertainment business. I really don’t like it when I’m reading a book and the author throws in intentional jokes like he’s working on a tight 5 for the Improv.

Taking advice from his idol, the late "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, when you're so full of fear, there's only one way to push through: become fearless.With RAW taking place in Miami that night, Brian pitched a line surrounding Dwayne Wade, then superstar player for the NBA’s Miami Heat, for The Miz to use to rile up the local crowd.

They also discuss his time at WWE, including when he was out on trial in wrestling court, working when Stone Cold Steve Austin walked out on Raw, and so much more.

Now seven years removed from his WWE employment, Gewirtz looks back on his tenure as the one time 7th most powerful person in the WWE with a calmness and self introspection he would not have had back when he was employed by The Company.