Keith Elliot Greenberg is revered by wrestling magazine readers.

The New Yorker spent 22 years writing for various WWE publications, including the autobiographies of Ric Flair, “Classy” Freddie Blassie and “Superstar” Billy Graham. From the dawn of WrestleMania to the infancy of the P.G. Era, Greenberg covered the action inside the ring, as well as the drama behind the scenes in WWE.

Now he has broadened his horizons, examining the entire landscape of professional wrestling in his new book Too Sweet: Inside the Indie Wrestling Revolution.

Greenberg stops by Corrigan’s Corner to reflect on his career, promote his new book and share fun stories about Vince McMahon, Paul Heyman and more. 

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