Cowboy and the Cross
No CoverA wrestling promoter's turbulent life story, from rebellion to redemption through faith.
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A wrestling promoter's turbulent life story, from rebellion to redemption through faith.
In The Cowboy and the Cross, Bill Watts takes us from his stormy upbringing and his tumultuous years at the University of Oklahoma, to his days in the wrestling business, sparing nothing in his details about football coaching legend Bud Wilkinson, ugly encounters with some of the top names in wrestling in the 1960s, and frightening stories about skirting tragedy and the law in violent altercations.
will contain mild spoilers
Minor references to relationships; no explicit scenes depicted.
Frequent violent encounters from wrestling and personal conflicts; some graphic details.
Moderate use of strong language typical of sports memoir context.
Brief mentions of alcohol use; not a central theme.
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Strong Christian themes; faith and redemption are central to the narrative.
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Minor cultural commentary related to sports and personal values.
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Moderate depiction of personal struggles and stormy upbringing.
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