Just Tyrus
A Memoir
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About this listen
Pro wrestler and political commentator Tyrus goes deep into his wild but triumphant life story, from his painfully dysfunctional upbringing to bodyguarding for Snoop Dogg, to becoming a wrestling icon and one of the most provocative on-air voices today.
The product of a 1970s mixed marriage, George Murdoch learned to fight early in life, fending off both race-baiting bullies and the demons of a dysfunctional home. Couch surfing all through high school and most of college, the quick-witted, sharp-tongued giant played football, ran drugs, and bounced at clubs to try to survive. After a false start with the WWE, he eventually became Snoop Dogg's bodyguard and traveled the world with the hip hop legend, biding his time and honing his rap. When the WWE urged him to return, George became "Brodus Clay" and, for the next several years, reinvented himself numerous times under the watchful mentorship of the legendary Dusty Rhodes, "the American Dream." He was eventually christened "Tyrus," and shortly after, a chance social media encounter with Greg Gutfeld at Fox News resulted in Tyrus finding a new skill: sage social commentator. Ferociously funny, blunt, and tenacious, Just Tyrus traces his unlikely and spectacular rise. As always with Tyrus, it's in-your-face and offers no apologies.
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- Barry O'Brien
- 22-12-23
Enertaining and to the point
You may not agree with Tyrus, but his presentation is entertaining and to the point. He covers a lot of ground quickly and does not dwell on anything, which is good. His approach to not questioning reality is refreshing, and its easy to see he has come to terms with life as an experience full stop. Rich, poor, black, white, big or small, its all just a collection of experiences, which can bring unintended consequences if you spend too much time trying to explain them. Nicely done.
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