“Way of the Blade by legendary wrestling reviewer Phil Schneider offers an incisive and engaging exploration of the most visceral and bloody matches in professional wrestling history. Schneider's writing, best described as “top-tier late-1990s blog-style,” navigates through decades and territories, providing not only a rundown of infamous matches but also an insightful commentary on the evolution of wrestling's narrative and visual impact. This collection is as much about the spectacle of blood in wrestling as it is a cultural study on how the “red equals green” mantra has influenced the business aspects of the sport. Illustrated by Chris Bryan, each chapter is perfectly paced for quick bathroom reading sessions, making it a great pick for both in-depth study and casual perusal. Schneider's work serves as a critical guide to understanding the complex artistry and historical significance of bloodshed in wrestling, celebrating both legendary and obscure moments that have shaped the sport.” - Oliver Lee Bateman
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