WWE’s former head of security, Jimmy Noonan, will be releasing a book. The synopsis reads,
“Dan “Delirium Tremens” Manley has it, the gift. “Men wanna be him, and Women wanna f**k him. That’s the simple formula that will take you to the top of the mountain in Professional Wrestling, the place where Dan currently resides. Obstacles like Bobo Awesome, Clint McClintock and Johnny Quest, a penchant for WFW TopChix and the ever-so-available Ring-Rats can’t knock him off the mountain. Only he can do that. He wants more, and more is a dangerous proposition in the world he has chosen. “More” puts guys like Dan in deep sh**, a place he is slowly descending to. This is his diary of life on the road with the biggest traveling juggernaut in Sports History, from day one with The Strap to a dangerous confrontation months later. ANY resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is PURELY coincidental. Names, Characters, Businesses, Places, Events, Locales, and incidents are either the products of this authors vast imagination or used in a fictitious manner. No Wrestlers were injured in the writing of this book. Any likeness to the real thing is pure coincidence. No, I am not writing about you, you conceited f***.”
The planned biopic on Rocky Johnson is moving forward following the WWE Hall of Famer’s passing. According to Jonathan and Justin Gajewski, who have been working on Ring King since 2018, the biopic is still in development. Johnson passed away last month at the age of 75.
Gajewski said,
“The world lost a legend when Rocky passed. His passing was heartbreaking for us. Rocky was eager to share his story with the world. He wanted to impart his work ethic, values and entrainment mentality to inspire people the way it has inspired and motivated everyone who he has imparted these vital lessons to,” the statement continues. “He faced many hardships and learned valuable lessons through those hardships, that he wanted to pass on to help anyone facing similar situations…It was a great honor to have had the privilege of going over his story and him imparting to us the way he wanted his story to be told. It’s very rare to have the influence of the person the biopic is being made about, so richly impact the development of it.”
