Books in Greatest of All Time: Sports Stars series

What makes a great wrestler? Some might say it's technique. Others might look at strength. For those who love pro wrestling, the ultimate decider might be charisma! Both amateur wrestlers and professional wrestlers are incredible athletes that have accomplished great things in their sports. Often, wrestlers are great in both the amateur world and the professional ring. This book includes both, from Olympic medalists to WWE champions, as well as highlights the accomplishments of women in theses arenas. Detailed accounts of these stars' careers are accompanied by stats, full-color photographs, and plenty of inspiring content.

What makes a great wrestler? Some might say it's technique. Others might look at strength. For those who love pro wrestling, the ultimate decider might be charisma! Both amateur wrestlers and professional wrestlers are incredible athletes that have accomplished great things in their sports. Often, wrestlers are great in both the amateur world and the professional ring. This book includes both, from Olympic medalists to WWE champions, as well as highlights the accomplishments of women in theses arenas. Detailed accounts of these stars' careers are accompanied by stats, full-color photographs, and plenty of inspiring content.

The acronym G.O.A.T. is splashed across sports magazines, fan websites, and stadium bleachers. Sports fans love to debate which athletes are the Greatest Of All Time. They'll love to compare their opinions with the athletes featured in this energetic set, which covers wrestling, baseball, basketball, hockey, football, and track. Along with incredible feats and jaw-dropping records, readers will learn biographical information about famous and not so famous athletes. Vivid photographs of competitors in action will thrill sports enthusiasts of all ages. Features include: Tons of sports stats to satisfy the most voracious fans. High-interest topic that will appeal to all levels of readers. Supports understanding how an author uses reasons and evidence to support points in a text, which is a standard of the English Language Arts Common Core.