Boxing Books that would never sell

[PoetryInMotion]

Mastering the mullet- By Antonio Margarito

[KingArthur]

The Key to better your Defense:

Antonio Margorito

co-written by Vic Darchinyan

[Texanballer]

How to referee a boxing fight- Marlon B Wright

[punched out]

Picking the perfect haircut for a fight - Paulie malinaggi
How to keep in touch with the family - all the mayweathers

[mspiegelo]

Mastering the mullet- By Antonio Margarito

i beg to differ, sir. i, and many others would buy such a masterpiece.

antonio is, indeed, the mullet master, and there is huge potential in the mullet market for antonio's insightful musings on the ol' "buisness in the front, party in the back!"

[Derranged_]

"How to keep your fans interested" by Winky Wright

"Heavyweight Dreams" by David Haye

"Winning in Style" by Nicolay Valuev

"Fighting Mandatories" by Mikkel Kessler

"All things Finnish" by TheMachine....

[badboypeenoy]

How to referee a boxing fight- Marlon B Wright

co-authored by Lawrence Cole

[badboypeenoy]

"Fighting the best in your own Weightclass" by Oscar dela Hoya with tips from Angelo Dundee

[3_Hooks]

going out on top-roy jones jr

how to fight a slick boxer-pavlick

keys to overachieving-wladimir klitschko

fighting a complete fight-zab judah

defence and technique 101-margarito

keys to an aggressive offensive-winky wright

heart of a lion-de la hoya

training and nutrition-buster douglas

[Flawless 2]

"Fighting the best in your own Weightclass" by Oscar dela Hoya with tips from Angelo Dundee

You are applying that Oscar doesn’t face the best in his weight class