If you could read an autobiography on any fighter, past or present?

For me, it's Bernard Hopkins. From his days as a thug, to his 5 years in prison, coming out at 22 and dedicating himself to boxing, completely reshaping his life in and out the ring, going on to do legendary things. And his mental strength is probably one of the greatest of any athlete ever, regardless of sport. I'd just like to know what makes this man tick.

As a matter of fact, his story needs to be a movie one of these days. It's that compelling.

 

Stanley Ketchell

 

Mike Tyson.
George Foreman.
Andrew Golota.

 

Money May

 

I hate to say it but i would read it.

 

Tito Trinidad.
Erik Morales.
Ricardo Mayorga.
Oscar de la hoya. (a real biography)
Ron Lyle.

But first, just want to say I usually hate autobriographies. Just finished DLH's and they always candy coat their careers and lives. I would prefer books by a hard nosed journalist telling you the bad and the good at the same time, going deeper. :good

 

Pacman.

 

Sonny Liston

 

Andrew Golota just to wonder what on earth was going through his head to get him self disqualified twice against bowe and why he quit against tyson

 

Manny Pacquiao.

 

The nearest zoo is your best choice.

 

i'd love roy jones to do an honest autobiography. he could title it

"pulling the wool over the eyes of america"

 

Carlos Monzon.