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Former WWE Executive Writer Brian Gewirtz takes readers behind the scenes for an unprecedented look at the chaotic, surreal and incredible behind-the-scenes world of WWE.

Featuring countless stories spanning a career spanning more than 15 years, and featuring the biggest names and most controversial moments in wrestling history, THERE’S ONLY ONE PROBLEM is an honest and unflinching look at how an introverted lifelong fan unexpectedly became one of the most powerful men on earth. professional wrestling.

Wrestling was kept secret for decades. It had larger-than-life personalities, crushing physicality, and breathtaking theatrics, but behind the scenes, it was an industry with no outsiders. Then in 1999, after working together on an MTV special, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson reached out to 26-year-old television writer Brian Gewirtz and asked, “Have you ever considered writing for WWE?” That question and their answer would have a profound impact on their lives for years to come.

THERE IS ONLY ONE PROBLEM is a story about perseverance, tenacity and steel chairs. Most WWE writers last a few months; Gewirtz was there for over 15 years and wrote some of the most memorable and infamous storylines in WWE history (the Attitude Era, the Ruthless Aggression Era, and the PG and Reality).

During this journey, Gewirtz became friends and antagonists of some of the biggest names in WWE history: Stone Cold Steve Austin, John Cena, Stephanie McMahon, Bill Goldberg, Paul Heyman, Chris Jericho, Shawn Michaels and the two men he. He worked more closely with WWE Chairman Vince McMahon and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. These men shaped not only his professional but also his personal life, forcing him to grow and change as a writer and as a person.

So how does a longtime fan and underdog become the ultimate connoisseur? How does a reserved personality deal head-on with her boss, the world’s most outrageous and unpredictable “alpha male,” WWE Chairman Vince McMahon? How do you earn respect in a dressing room that wants nothing more than to watch you disappear? Where do you go when each year’s struggle takes you further away from the writing career you’ve always wanted? On the advice of his idol, the late “hooligan” Roddy Piper, there’s only one way to get out of fear: don’t be afraid.

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The book There’s Just One Problem is an account of what Gewirtz has seen, and in many cases has seen, that may not have been shared by fans. The author is honest about his mistakes and acknowledges both the writing and the interpersonal issues, which is rare in wrestling. This is actually an odd wrestling book in that it was written more from the front office and management side than a biography of WWE or a book by a wrestler who hates promoters, other wrestlers and anyone else who sorts the book out use dirt from notes and slingshot.

There is little dirt and little reckoning. Maybe a mention of another writer or stories about Bob Holly, who has always been known as a big idiot. Vince McMahon comes across as more of a driven businessman, with a strong ego and a sense of justice, with a few quirks. Once you learn that he’s currently working with Dwayne Johnson on wrestling projects, shows, and a rumored return to WWE, you can understand why the book is the way it is.

A different look at WWE, again from the creative side, not the mat. The book is funny, but the sitcom is funny, so that’s about it. The stories are interesting and some are new, but nothing significant or gossip. Invoices are not settled. Considering Vince McMahon is all the news as I write this, it seems like a good time for a book on when the industry was hot and what happened behind the scenes to get them there bring. A book that WWE fans will enjoy as much as fans of The Rock and what wrestling was.

Jake “The Snake” Roberts, professional wrestler and World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Famer, once said, “wrestling is real, people are fake.” This quote is a perfect summary of the wrestling industry from its Mardi Gras days to its broadcasts on Peacock or Pay per view. The curtain has been drawn, the punches, the punches, the table shots, everything is real, everything else from the names to the grudges, the end of the feuds and the fights are planned well in advance, or when WWE is on the air at whim. its president.

Brian Gewirtz, a longtime wrestling fan and executive writer for WWE shows, has been at the forefront of this period of industry change. Gerwirtz’s book There’s Just One Problem…: True Tales from the Former, One-Time, 7th Most Powerful Person in WWE is his account of his fifteen years in WWE, during which many stars shined and faded, promotions came and went , The only constant is President Vince McMahon’s whims and need for control.

Brian Gewirtz was trying to break into Hollywood, writing for shows that might end up on the IMDB pages for bad ideas, when he started working on a bit of MTV with Dwayne Johnson, The Rock. The Rock was becoming one of the biggest names in wrestling at the time, he liked what Gewirtz wrote for him and urged him to call the WWF, which is what WWE was then called for a job. Things were going well, but Hollywood called Gewirtz, and he passed, until the WWF made him an offer he couldn’t refuse at a time when the WWF was struggling.

Hired as a writer, Gewirtz has worked with some of the biggest names including The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin and new talent like hot tag team Edge and Christian. Wrestling, like the worst high school with peer pressure and hierarchy, was awkward for a shy person, and Gewirtz made enemies without knowing or thinking about it, but either dealt with problems or ignored them. Soon he was head writer for RAW and Smackdown, and with that came more work, more exhaustion, and more McMahon.

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