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When Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff arrived in TNA on January 4th 2010 the wrestling world filled with optimism that there was genuinely going to be ral competition to WWE. Over their first eight years TNA had built a loyal fan base and were steadily growing, bringing in Hogan and Bischoff gave all involved the belief that TNA would be launched to the next level. Unfortunately that didn't happen as Hogan and Bischoff instantly set about stripping TNA of any identity they had built and made themselves the focus of everything on Impact. Over the course of 21 chapters Mark Moore breaks down the often selfish choices that Hogan and Bischoff made such as bringing in their offspring and pushing talent that had a strictly WWE feel to them. In the space of just their first year in charge Hogan and Bischoff had turned TNA into a second rate version of WWE and things only got worse. Each chapter breaks down the mistakes that were being made, why they were being made and realistically what could have been done differently. Everything from pushing their offspring over existing talent to mocking fans on social media is covered. No doubt Hogan and Bischoff did untold damage to TNA and that neither has ever come forward to talk about it is an insult to every wrestling fan. For the first time ever their disastrous run is detailed and looked at in-depth. A must read for all wrestling fans.