what could be the best autobiography of fighter?

Haven't gotten to this one, but I imagine a book already in existence might be the answer to the thread question: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51X4J3D9NPL._AA240_.jpg thats the one which i was talking about...great book

actually johnnie tapia´s one is pretty good...i fully reccomend it

james toney would be good...i doubt we'd ever get an honest account on the steroid issues...it would probably be a huge ego trip from a man in serious denial....im not fat ....best heavyweight in the world....etc probably be all the more entertaining for those reasons...

Haven't gotten to this one, but I imagine a book already in existence might be the answer to the thread question: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51X4J3D9NPL._AA240_.jpg

1)Edison Miranda Antwun Echols James Toney

Bernard Hopkins apparently used to do some major crimes when he was growing up, so that might be interesting.

Floyd's, just to hear his honest opinion on events. "And then I beat Henry Bruseles, which is when I knew that I was the best fighter of all time." I think Lennox might be able to write a decent autobiography.

Between Ouma and Mayorga

Kassim Ouma, hands down for me.

I'm sure the ups and downs of Roberto Duran would make a fascinating story.

I think Mayorga's would be an interesting read the shit he says is hilarious

I'd say Edison Miranda,I would be interest to know more about his life,I already know that he had a very tough life,but I would want to know more.