The Squared Circle

  • The Squared Circle: Life, Death, and Professional Wrestling
    The Squared Circle: Life, Death, and Professional Wrestling
    By David Shoemaker

    surprise; Brody made a habit through his career of alienating the promoters he worked for. There were disputes over money and billing and over his usage, but all of the grievances likely stemmed from Brody feeling that he was smarter ...

  • The Squared Circle: Life, Death, and Professional Wrestling
    The Squared Circle: Life, Death, and Professional Wrestling
    By David Shoemaker

    Jones, the “cousin” of area star Rufus R. Jones (real name: Carey “Buster” Lloyd) and the unfortunately monikered ... to power another “relative” to relative stardom in battles against the nefarious Anderson “brothers,” Gene and Ole.

  • The Squared Circle
    The Squared Circle
    By James W. Bennett

    Sonny, a university freshman and star basketball player, finds that the pressures of college life, NCAA competition, and an unsettling relationship with his feminist cousin bring up painful memories that...

  • The Squared Circle
    The Squared Circle
    By Eric Moreau

    ... finishing moves/holds and make them ever more lethal. This skill is finisher specific, to specialize in additional ... moves with little effort resulting in lower endurance cost to execute the move. Taking this skill will lower the ...

  • The Squared Circle: Angels and Vixens
    The Squared Circle: Angels and Vixens
    By Eric Moreau

    The fourth sourcebook for The Squared Circle Wrestling RPG, this time we explore thhe world of female wrestling.

  • The Squared Circle: Wrestling RPG
    By Eric Moreau

    The fourth sourcebook for The Squared Circle Wrestling RPG, this time we explore thhe world of female wrestling.

  • The Squared Circle: Life, Death, and Professional Wrestling
    The Squared Circle: Life, Death, and Professional Wrestling
    By David Shoemaker

    If you are a fan of sports and entertainment or the murky world in between, you will devour this riveting book. And if you believe pro wrestling can't produce top-shelf sports writing, then, yes, you've never read David Shoemaker.