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Mister Satan Apprentice Blues: A Memoir of Peaks, Valleys, and Finding a Place to Call Home

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Mister Satan Apprentice Blues is a memoir by Mark Haskell Smith, a former professional wrestler who spent years trying to make it to the top of the WWE. The book is a raw and honest account of Smith's journey, from his early days as a backyard wrestler to his time spent training with some of the biggest names in the business.

Mister Satan's Apprentice: A Blues Memoir

by Adam Gussow

4.5 out of 5

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Smith's story is one of both triumph and heartbreak. He achieved some success in the WWE, but he never quite reached the level of stardom he had hoped for. Along the way, he faced numerous challenges, including injuries, setbacks, and personal demons.

Despite the challenges he faced, Smith never gave up on his dream. He continued to wrestle for years, even after he left the WWE. And eventually, he found a place where he could finally call home.

Early Life and Career

Mark Haskell Smith was born in 1979 in Daytona Beach, Florida. He was a fan of professional wrestling from a young age, and he began training to be a wrestler when he was just 15 years old.

Smith had a successful amateur wrestling career, and he eventually earned a scholarship to wrestle at the University of Central Florida. After college, Smith began wrestling on the independent circuit. He quickly made a name for himself as a talented and charismatic wrestler.

In 2005, Smith signed a developmental contract with the WWE. He spent the next few years wrestling in WWE's developmental territories, and he eventually made his main roster debut in 2008.

WWE Career

Smith's WWE career was a rollercoaster ride. He had some early success, and he even won the WWE Tag Team Championship once. However, he also suffered numerous injuries, and he was often relegated to the mid-card.

In 2012, Smith was released from his WWE contract. He was disappointed to leave the company, but he was also determined to continue his wrestling career.

Post-WWE Career

After leaving the WWE, Smith wrestled for a number of different independent promotions. He also began training other wrestlers, and he eventually opened his own wrestling school.

In 2016, Smith published his memoir, Mister Satan Apprentice Blues. The book was a critical and commercial success, and it helped to cement Smith's legacy as one of the most respected wrestlers in the business.

Legacy

Mark Haskell Smith is a true pioneer in the world of professional wrestling. He was one of the first wrestlers to use social media to connect with fans, and he helped to popularize the independent wrestling scene.

Smith's story is an inspiration to anyone who has ever dreamed of achieving their goals. He shows us that anything is possible if you never give up on your dreams.

Mister Satan Apprentice Blues is a must-read for any fan of professional wrestling. It is a raw and honest account of one man's journey to the top, and it is a testament to the power of perseverance.

Mark Haskell Smith is a true role model, and his story is one that will continue to inspire wrestlers for years to come.

Mister Satan's Apprentice: A Blues Memoir

by Adam Gussow

4.5 out of 5