Boxing Books that would never sell

[Squabbles94806]

Good boxing books:

"ShadowBox" By George Plimpton

"Through the Eyes of a King" By David Remnick

"The Last Great Fight" By Joe Layden

These are really really really good books.

[Squabbles94806]

Good boxing books:

"ShadowBox" By George Plimpton

"Through the Eyes of a King" By David Remnick

"The Last Great Fight" By Joe Layden

These are really really really good books.

oh yeah i forgot another one: "Guide to a Champion workout" something like that. I forgot who wrote it.

[dans]

"Knockout!" by Joe Calzaghe
"Fighting in your late 30's" by Roy Jones
"Brawl" by Cory Spinks
"Un-biased Commentating" by Jim Lampley
"Get to the point fast: A guide to talking concisely" by Larry Merchant
"The Hatton Diet" by Ricky Hatton
"The Secret to 6 pack abs" by Chris Arreola
"The idiots guide to Investments and retirement" by Evander Holyfield
"Pound for Pound: Boxing's Best" by Peter Mandfredo Jr., Jeff Lacy, Kermit Cintron, Hasim Rahman, and Michael Grant.

[lman2k2]

being a star... peter manfreado jr

how to cook with children... mike tyson

geting over a defeat...vitali klicko

[Derranged_]

"Becoming an ATG" - Rocky Marciano, 2008 edition by Joe Calzaghe.

I would read this one and so would half of boxingscene....

[BlackHat]

How to end your boxing career with a ****! - ODLH
"No Mas" 2nd edition

[lparm]

How to fool fans into thinking you are an ATG - by Oscar De La Hoya

[dans]

"Going out on your sword" - Sergio Medina

[Squabbles94806]

Here are some GREAT boxing books

"King of the World" By David Reminck

"ShadowBox" By George Plimpton

"The Last Great Fight" By Joe Layden

[Dynamite Kid]

Wladimir Klitscko -how to be successful fighting like a battered wife