Life beyond the Ring

Ardent fan shares the story of his life-long hero

Athens, Texas – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, October 8, 2019

Fritz Von Erich: Master of the Iron Claw focuses on the accomplishments and failures of Von Erich inside and outside the ring and delves into his family’s tragedies.

Heroes not only improve themselves but also transform the lives of the people who look up to them. Ron G. Mullinax considers Fritz Von Erich, pro wrestling legend, as one of the major influences in his life. Through the motivation and inspiration his hero gives, Mullinax recounts von Erich’s life and emphasizes that he’s more than just a legendary wrestler in his book, “Fritz Von Erich: Master of the Iron Claw.”

Ron Mullinax was a loyal fan who was there for his hero during the latter’s final days. Jack Adkisson, better known as Fritz Von Erich, inspired many during his lifetime, and would no doubt continue to do so even after death through Mullinax’s book. Mullinax moved into Von Erich’s home to help his hero through the pain of lung cancer and did so without expecting compensation. He was, instead, asked to write the life and times of Von Erich. Through the stories Fritz and some friends relayed, Mullinax puts together the inspiring journey of his hero.

“Fritz Von Erich: Master of the Iron Claw” focuses on the accomplishments and failures of Von Erich inside and outside the ring and delves into his family’s tragedies.

Mullinax retells a heartfelt story of Fritz Von Erich that every fan can take inspiration from. More information about the author and his work is available at www.vonerich.net.

Fritz von Erich (Revised Edition): Master of the Iron Claw
Written by Ron G. Mullinax

E-book | $2.99
Audible | $17.46
Paperback | $16.99
Hardcover | $29.99

Book copies are available at LitFire Publishing, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other online book retailers.

About the Author
Ron G. Mullinax served four years in the US Marine Corps after graduating high school at the Army and Navy Academy in Carlsbad, California. After his years in service, he went back to Texas to attend junior college at Henderson County JC in Athens, Texas. Aside from writing, he is involved in computers and real estate