Best boxing book you have read?

Its a good buy and a must have for all true die hard fans. Its what I call a boxing fans book. I will let you know what I think

If you want to read a really good book on boxing, I recommend a book by my good friend and true boxing historian Ted 'the bull' Sares. It's called "Boxing is My Sancutuary". It's a true boxing fans books. Look it up. IL order it Thanks

I read Oscars bio thing that stood out was how surprised he was that Floyd knocked out Hatton as he considered him featherfisted. The best one I probably read was the four kings.

Bruno about his issues is good. Oliver McCall has a book out that's worth reading too. Didn't rate nazeem hameds though I got a book for ya kidda https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4147/4834190555_c28692dd28_b.jpg

I really loved THE FIGHT by Norman Mailer. FOUR KINGS by George Kimball was great also. THE GOOD SON by Mark Kriegel was a good read too.

I've read a few. One of my favorites chronicled the fights between Hagler, Hearns, Leonard and Duran; think it was called Four Kings. Another good one is "A fighter's Heart", book follows a few fighters at various stages of their careers. Also enjoyed a books on George Foreman, Jack Johnson, Ali and Mike Tyson.

Bruno about his issues is good. Oliver McCall has a book out that's worth reading too. Didn't rate nazeem hameds though

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Recent ones off the top of my head... Carl Froch - came across really bitter about Joe Calzaghe Joe Calzaghe - a good read Johnny Nelson - a really good book Michael Watson - worth a read Roberto Duran - alright, nothing great Jack Johnson - worth reading I'm intending to read Sugar Ray Leonard's book soon, but currently stuck on "The History of Ireland in 250 Episodes". Did you like calzaghe's Not me though I did like the story when his old man marched him out to fight a group of lads in Wales And how he had his nose broke in a pub Actually thinking back I have read worse

Just remembered Facing Tyson is a good one Interviews with all his opponents Lennox Buster Evander

I recently read "Blood Brothers: The Fatal Friendship Between Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X". It's not exclusively about boxing and more about his relationship to malcolm x and his religous belief, but nevertheless the book had some interesting insights about Alis life. Yeah I read a similar one Couldn't get into it though

Looking back, the book I read was just ghost-writer fluff. But, for a little kid at the time, it was world-changing. I KO'd my first bully not long after that. lol Not joking either. :D BTW, is that a real Tyson quote in that pic? If so, that's awesome. Going on my list. Yeah Ali changed me too Watched when we were kings and that was it haha It's why I'm so ****y but hey it aint bragging if you can back it up Good for you with the bully Been there And as far as I know yeah,Tyson has a lot of quoteable's

I read a few Ali books didnt find any decent ones though My girl got me one for Xmas I haven't even looked at it haha Looking back, the book I read was just ghost-writer fluff. But, for a little kid at the time, it was world-changing. I KO'd my first bully not long after that. lol Not joking either. :D BTW, is that a real Tyson quote in that pic? If so, that's awesome. Going on my list.

The only boxing book I've ready was an Ali bio, when I was in 2nd grade. I was supposed to do a report on any figure in history. Picking up that book was almost by chance but it massively influenced my life, even though I never became an Ali fan per-se. I read a few Ali books didnt find any decent ones though My girl got me one for Xmas I haven't even looked at it haha

"In This Corner" by Peter Heller, provides great insight from some of boxings greatest trainers. "The Fearless Harry Greb" Awesome ****ing book about the legend of Harry Greb

Recent ones off the top of my head... Carl Froch - came across really bitter about Joe Calzaghe Joe Calzaghe - a good read Johnny Nelson - a really good book Michael Watson - worth a read Roberto Duran - alright, nothing great Jack Johnson - worth reading I'm intending to read Sugar Ray Leonard's book soon, but currently stuck on "The History of Ireland in 250 Episodes".

I recently read "Blood Brothers: The Fatal Friendship Between Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X". It's not exclusively about boxing and more about his relationship to malcolm x and his religous belief, but nevertheless the book had some interesting insights about Alis life.

I haven't read one. I wanted to write a boxing novel, but knew far too little about the sport in general to do so. I had the story and protagonist down, but sh*t like training techniques, skills, etc, I was far too ignorant on. Oh, but this thread is about bio's, not fiction.

The only boxing book I've ready was an Ali bio, when I was in 2nd grade. I was supposed to do a report on any figure in history. Picking up that book was almost by chance but it massively influenced my life, even though I never became an Ali fan per-se.

Last book I read was Richard Pryors autobiography "Pryor convictions and other life sentences". I thought it was good. I haven't read any boxing biographies though. I fxckin love Richie Dudes hilarious I'm gunna get that thnx