I'm up to chapter 8 in Muhammad Ali: His Life and Times by Thomas Hauser. This book is really something else.
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Originally posted by Asian Sensation View PostI'm up to chapter 8 in Muhammad Ali: His Life and Times by Thomas Hauser. This book is really something else.
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Originally posted by jason100x View PostYeah, I like that book a lot. I bought it once for $1 (!) at a used bookstore and it was one of the better dollars I've spent. I haven't read it in years but the first year I had it I read it something three times. It gets very interesting and sad when you reach the Holmes fight and the struggle to keep Ali as a viable fighter.
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the two best ive read are 'the gloves' by robert anasi and 'the sweet science' by joe leibling. nothing tops a good bit of Liebling. the lennox bio 'mamas boy' was a good read too, although i must say i agree wholeheartedly about j.c oates i never quite understood why people rate her so highly
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just picked up
"BEYOND GLORY"
fromt he library.
Its about the Louis Shmelling fights. I already knew a lot about the fights, but after reading under 50 pages I have easily doubled my knowledge about the fights.
Very well written, incredibly informative, and a topic thats very interesting
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Mark Twain was apparenty a huge boxing fan, and would box bare fisted with top notch pros.
and how do u know thomas houser? where do u meet these guys?
Im lucky to have met 3 celebritys in my whole life... let alone know any...
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Originally posted by kfootball15 View PostMark Twain was apparenty a huge boxing fan, and would box bare fisted with top notch pros.
and how do u know thomas houser? where do u meet these guys?
Im lucky to have met 3 celebritys in my whole life... let alone know any...
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