The Official Wwe Book of Rules: (and How to Break Them)

Less a formal rule book (because very few things in WWE are formal...) and more a gut-busting celebration of all things pro wrestling, The Official WWE Book of Rules lays out all of WWE's rules on various documents, including scribbled-on scrap paper, company memos, repurposed reciepts and even decrees from Vince McMahon himself.

Want to know the difference between a Hollywood Backlot Brawl and a Brooklyn Street Fight? Does a No-Disqualification match even have rules? Is Stone Cold Steve Austin legally permitted to drive heavy machinery to the ring? You'll find those answers and more inside, all compiled in a makeshift file folder with exposed binding, ripped out pages (it's intentional, trust us), and other laugh-out-loud details.

With a foreword by Daniel Bryan, the GM of Smackdown Live, as well as commentary, illustrations and diagrams from WWE's boldest Superstars and authority figures, it's the ultimate companion to anyone who believes rules were made to be broken.

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