The writer of a Stan Lee biography revealed that his next big project is a book detailing the life and times of the incomparable Vince McMahon.

Vince McMahon might well be one of the most fascinating and polarizing people in the wrestling business, maybe the whole world full stop. Half the time wrestling fans fawn over everything good he has done for them, while the other half of the time they are given reason to believe he is one of the most evil people walking the planet.

Despite a lot of McMahon's life playing out on-screen, in the media, and even in courtrooms from time to time, the man remains a mystery wrapped in an enigma. So many urban myths fans aren't sure are true or not. Like his affinity for eating nothing but steak wraps with ketchup. And that his love of work and working out means he sleeps four hours per night, at most.

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Since the chairman will likely never write an autobiography, fans will need to rely on someone else to tell his story for him. Seems as if that might well be happening in the form of a biography from celebrated writer Abraham Riesman. Riesman wrote True Believer: The Rise and Fall of Stan Lee, and revealed this week that his next big project will be a biography detailing the life and times of McMahon.

"I come bearing good news: I'm writing another book! This one's a biography of Vince McMahon, the emperor of professional wrestling," Riesman revealed on Instagram. The book will be called Ringmaster and the blurb reveals a little about what fans can expect. "A biography of Vince McMahon, who went from a dyslexic boy growing up in a trailer park to the iconoclastic Chairman and CEO of the multi-billion dollar WWE empire," it reads.

Between this book and the reported biopic in production about McMahon, wrestling fans could learn more about WWE's chairman over the next five years or so than ever before. Speaking of the biopic, things appear to have gone a little quiet on that front. Bradley Cooper is reported to be playing McMahon in the movie, and the boss has reportedly been given an early draft of the script to read.

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