From the introduction: Against many forecasts, JW had survived the storm that was the first months of his wrestling circuit, or what he thought of as his, even if controlling shares were truly owned by Locke Enterprises. Though it’d been less than a year, he’d established a burgeoning brand built on hard ring work and dynamic personalities. Slowly, he was re-establishing wrestling as an entertainment option in the United States. Slowly, he was proving he’d made the correct decision in undergoing this venture, to his family and to himself.