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

Good thread....yea Bhop for me (in the present)

 

Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Kassim Ouma
Manny Pacquiao
Lennox Lewis
Carlos Baldomir
Joshua Clottey
Bernard Hopkins

 

Totally agreed.

 

Vinnie Curto. His life story was about to be filmed with Mark Wahlberg as Vinnie and DeNiro as Angelo Dundee. Curto's life was unreal. Hope it becomes a movie. I heard it was going forward again

 

Hagler
Mayweather

 

an autobiography is when you have to write it yourself. i'm not sure mayweather knows how to write.

 

Erik Morales. I want a high standard autobiography done on this person.

Bhop, FMJ, Pac and ODLH interests me. But since they're so high profile, their mini biography are everwhere already. There are documentaries, articles around.

El Terrible interests me because he's the definition of a warrior but not yet bordering superstar (ala Jake Lamotta but a better fighter). I want the autobiography to highlight the training he did on Pac/EM I. Many said, he and his team really go up on one hidden mountain in mexico for close to 3 months with no TV/technology, and the training was literally old school.

 

Salvador Sanchez.

Such a trajic story.

 

naz. :good

 

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Naseem Hamed has a lot of questions I'd like answered.

 

Actually unlike his family tree Money May can read and write, but it's very limited. he signs his name with a money sign. thats why he changed his nickname, people kept making fun of his pweeetyboi signature.:hat

 

I think Jack Johnson would be mine.
Also Sonny Liston

 

Tex Cobb, if he does have 1 or not

 

lmao