Layfield Report Reviews Foley's "Tales From Wrestling Past"
When you skim over anything Mick Foley does in front of a crowd, it's sometimes hard to see the polish. The slickness. The work or craft behind the effort. His own self deprecating take on his work sometimes bolsters that impression - like there's a lucky randomness to Foley's success. However, anyone who truly paid attention to the WWE Legend's career would have seen that very polish shine out from behind the missin...
THIS IS WHAT I DO!
Can I be honest with you? My spoken word shows are good. Call them stand-up, call them one-man shows; I wish I knew what the heck to call them. But I do know they're good. Usually, they're really good. Almost always, people show up having no idea what to expect, and walk away feeling like they've been part of something much better than they were expecting. But to be equally honest, I have done a very poor job prom...
Article: The Next Step For Mankind
Mick was recently featured in a great article on SB Nation. Read an excerpt below and be sure to catch the full article via the link. The first time I saw Mick Foley's comedic genius was just over four years ago. It had nothing to do with a sock, nothing to do with his guest appearance on "30 Rock" or his supporting appearance on "Saturday Night Live." It was just Foley, a microphone, an arena full of wrestling fa...
Mick Foley Gives Hope to Survivors Through his efforts with RAINN
It’s not every day that you get the luxury of seeing a Pro-Wrestler fighting for victory in both the wrestling ring and advocating. To have the opportunity to see former WWE Champion Mick Foley (also known as ‘Mankind’) do this is phenomenal. When it comes to standing up for what you believe in, Foley stands loud and proud as he raises awareness for RAINN (Rape, Abuse, Incest, National Network) with his stan...
Mick Writes For UK Wrestling Magazine
Mick was recently asked by UK magazine 'Fighting Spirit' to be a guest columnist. Mick was only too happy to oblige, and in this article provides a unique insight comedy in wrestling. Like most wrestlers, I’ve heard the phrase “funny isn’t money” thrown around in response to a performer, a match, or a storyline that was thought to be too humorous to have any drawing power or meaning on a live or televised ...
