Best boxing book you have read?

[*TonyMontana*]

I have read a few
Khan's
Calzaghe's
Hatton's
Mayweather's
Pacquiao's
Eubank's ( highly recommend )
Frazier's
A few about the history on the sports origin's
The encyclopaedia of boxing is a good series
It literally list's every title fight that ever happened
Anyway
Ever read any good one's?

[Madison Boxing]

mike tysons was my favourite- undisputed truth

[*TonyMontana*]

mike tysons was my favourite- undisputed truth

Never come across it strangely enough
Gunna order it
Thanks bud

[peakbay]

Michael Watsons story, Johnny tapia and Dark trade are the best ones I've read

[*TonyMontana*]

Michael Watsons story, Johnny tapia and Dark trade are the best ones I've read

I bet Tapia's is a good one
Thanks

[-Freddy-]

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.

[*TonyMontana*]

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

[Redd Foxx]

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.

[P.K Dionysus]

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 **** like training techniques, skills, etc, I was far too ignorant on.

Oh, but this thread is about bio's, not fiction.

[asgarth]

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.