When a pro wrestler walked down the street thirty years ago, people said, "Either he's a wrestler or the circus is in town." It was a tough man's business protected by a code of secrecy, even the most mild-mannered wrestler willing to pummel anybody foolish enough to question the credibility of the business. Fast-forward to present day, when even casual fans know the inner workings of the business and many pro wrestlers look like the kid who delivers your morning newspaper.The evolution of the business has allowed most wannabe wrestlers easy access into the business and little hope for success, until now.The Professional Wrestler in the World of Sports-Entertainment by Matt Murphy provides the aspiring or current wrestler a guiding light as he pursues wrestling stardom.