10 Best WWE Documentaries
1. Ladies And Gentleman, My Name Is Paul Heyman
Paul Heyman is a true hustler. From being a teenaged photographer able to talk his way into a conversation with Vince McMahon Sr, to briefly managing the legendary New York nightclub, Studio 54, to his enduring career in professional wrestling, this documentary is a fantastic insight into the mind of the Advocate of Brock Lesnar.
With Heyman providing the narrative, this feature is engaging, funny, and heartfelt. This proves that Heyman is undoubtedly the greatest storyteller outside of the ring.
Discussing the marketing direction of ECW, Heyman reveals his passion for the now-defunct brand in a documentary highlight.
Despite Paul E being antagonising and ruthless, this documentary also illustrates that Heyman has also endured a lot of missteps and hardship in his career, and yet his tenacity never ceases.
Charming, engrossing, and surprisingly uplifting, Ladies and Gentleman is a stellar WWE-produced documentary that is hard to top.
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