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by Keith Elliot Greenberg (Author), All Elite Wrestling (Author)
Score a front-row seat for the thrilling story of the icons and iconoclasts that revolutionized professional wrestling, packed with exclusive interviews and explosive action shots of your favorite stars.
The year is 2019. It is the dawn of All Elite Wrestling . . . and you know what that means. It means that a group of hungry, innovative wrestlers are about to revolutionize professional wrestling under the visionary eye of Tony Khan. It means pulse-pounding, death-defying, high-flying action. It means that the world of the squared circle will never be the same. Jam-packed with dazzling photography and written with exclusive access to the cast and crew of AEW, this definitive history dives deep into the innovative storytelling, inclusive ethos, and passionate fanbase which propelled the company to compete with industry giants. From the triumphant final run of the icon Sting alongside his firebrand protégé Darby Allin, to the madcap melee of the first Stadium Stampede, to AEW's record-breaking Wembley Stadium debut, the epic moments that defined the first five years of All Elite Wrestling are all here. Whether you're a die-hard AEW supporter or curious about the company's revolutionary impact, This Book Is All Elite offers an in-depth look at how the promotion nobody saw coming changed the world of professional wrestling forever.Author Biography
Keith Elliot Greenberg is a New York Times bestselling author and television producer who has written more than forty books on a variety of topics. Many of today's wrestling stars grew up reading his articles about the profession. The lifetime New Yorker co-authored the autobiographies of Freddie Blassie, Ric Flair, and Superstar Billy Graham. Later, in addition to co-authoring two editions of the WWE Encyclopedia of Sports Entertainment, he wrote such books as Too Sweet: Inside the Indie Wrestling Revolution, Follow the Buzzards, and Bigger! Better! Badder! WrestleMania III and the Year It All Changed. He is currently a monthly columnist for Inside the Ropes Magazine.
