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angelo dundee's book was really good I forget what its called
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"The Gloves" by Robert A****. Especially if you're over 30.Comment
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Gary Todd's Workouts from Boxing's Greatest Champs.Comment
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I really enjoyed the book "Atlas", Teddy's autobiography. It talks in detail about his time training Tyson and Moorer. I really recommend it.
http://www.amazon.com/Atlas/dp/B000V...7348396&sr=8-9Comment
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Picked up Inside the Ropes by Arthur Mercante today. Looks pretty good, but haven't really started reading yet.
Details his experiences as a boxing referee. Talks about fighters like Sugar Ray Leonard, Ali, Dempsey, Hagler, Foreman. He refereed the Ali Frazier fight.Comment
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i am reading a book called "On Boxing" the author is really really good and has a really good grasp on boxing as a profession a sport and a lifestyle...
i think it is up there on the best book list of my lifetime reading list.Comment
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The only ones I can recommend are visual books.
I have Ken Regan's "Knockout" and it's AWESOME. Huge mother ****er to carry, but it's a great detailed and large scaled book.
"An Illustrated History of Boxing" by Nat Fleischer is fantastic. Such rare images...the only downfall is they're all in black and white.
"Goat: Tribute to Mohamed Ali" is absolutely massive.
"Fight" Philippe di Folco is another illustrated volume that describes the art of combat in all areas.
"Boxing: An Illustrated History of the Fight Game by Peter Brooke-Ball is the one I'd recommend the most. Includes illutrated biographies of the champions and more than 100 epic encounters in detail.
A more recent is "The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Boxing" by Harry Mullan and Bob Mee.Comment
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I enjoyed Joe Frazier's Box Like the Pro's, and I also liked Boxing Mastery but I forget who it was by.Comment
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This is Chippers thread with a link to download Championship Fighting By Jack Dempsey in ebook form, good read.
http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=106129
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