Bücher von Pete Gas

Pete Gas is a retired wrestler who first made his first WWE appearance in 1999, at the age of twenty-nine. As a part of the "Mean Street Posse," Gas, along with friend Rodney Leinhardt, were Shane McMahon's muscle. During his time in the WWE, Gas was a two-time Hardcore Champion and feuded with Test and the Acolytes. He still makes appearances on the independent circuit and is a recurring guest on the Edge and Christian Show.

Jon Robinson is the author of numerous books on wrestling, including WWE: The Attitude Era, My Favorite Match, and Ultimate Warrior: A Life Lived "Forever", which won the 2016 IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award for best biography.

John Bradshaw Layfield is a retired professional wrestler and the current color commentator for the WWE. He spent twenty years in the squared circle, winning 24 championships during his career. Aside from his time in the ring, he is also a guest panelist on Fox News Channel's The Cost of Freedom, as well as the author of the financial planning book Have More Money Now.

Adam "Edge" Copeland is a retired professional wrestler who starred with the WWE. During his career he won 31 championships, as well as the 2001 King of the Ring and 2010 Royal Rumble. Currently working with the WWE as the host of The Edge and Christian Show That Totally Reeks of Awesomeness, he is also the best-selling author of Adam Copeland On Edge.