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  • The Best and worst boxing autobiographyies books?

    For me the best were jake la motta, teddy atlas, johnny nelson, arron pryor and larry holmes. The worst oscar de la hoya, it must of tuck him a couple of days to write, besides the early part of the book were he talks about growing up and his family the rest is garbage

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    Nigel benn's was dire

    Eubank,Calzaghe,Tszyu,Tapia,Hatton

    Just some of the auto's i've read that turned out to be a good book

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    • #3
      Most of them are great IMO. Boxers usually lead incredible lives.

      But i agree, i found ODLH's to be boring and obvious. Hardly found out anything new really, i guess because his life has been so highly publicized. Maybe not his fault but it made the book painful for me

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      • #4
        i have yet to read any bio's

        whats the best ones you guys recommend?
        you guys say oscars sucks so im probably going to read it just for fun

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        • #5
          I want to have oscar dela hoya's...Do they have for Manny Pacquiao?...lol

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Golden Boy 360 View Post
            i have yet to read any bio's

            whats the best ones you guys recommend?
            you guys say oscars sucks so im probably going to read it just for fun
            teddy atlas or larry holmes both great reads

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            • #7
              Originally posted by cotto16 View Post
              For me the best were jake la motta, teddy atlas, johnny nelson, arron pryor and larry holmes. The worst oscar de la hoya, it must of tuck him a couple of days to write, besides the early part of the book were he talks about growing up and his family the rest is garbage
              ye i agree with ya.calzaghe is a good read and michael watson is an inspiring story.
              he may never have been a professional but check out lenny mcleans book,its a great read

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              • #8
                Johnny Nelson?, please elaborate.

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                • #9
                  Battling Siki. It's like a plate with a great steak on it. But the sides are also incredible.

                  Meaning, you get a lot about him, but the other facts/opinions in the book are interesting, historically.

                  Battling Siki: A Tale of Ring Fixes, Race and Murder In The 1920, by Peter Benson.

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                  • #10
                    Lennny MacLeans is great, and Roy Shaw's is exellent..
                    I started reading Bruno's but found it boring and couldnt get into it!

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