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Tito Santana: Don't Call Me Chico

Official Autobiography

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Tito Santana: Don't Call Me Chico

By: Tito Santana, Kenny Casanova
Narrated by: Raul R. Holguin
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Governor Jesse "The Body" Ventura affectionately called him "Chico Santana" in the golden age of wrestling and in turn helped propel this WWE Hall of Famer into stardom. Tito Santana's autobiography brings you a comprehensive and historical look at one of wrestling's most legendary Latinos.

Overcoming countless obstacles in the territory days helped Tito pave the way for many main event Hispanic wrestlers today into America's mainstream spotlight. ...With guest passages by Sgt. Slaughter, Konnan, Paul Orndorff, and Demolition Ax, Tito gives you all the dirt on Andre the Giant, Ole Anderson, Dick Murdoch, Blackjack Mulligan, Adrian Adonis, Shawn Michaels, Roddy Piper, Greg Valentine, Hulk Hogan & more!

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