Fitzsimmons Books

What are the best bio's of Fitzsimmons?
I came across 2 on the net.
The fighting Blacksmith & Prizefighter. Are there more & what do you recomend.

 

Wait for mine to come out by the end of the year. It WILL be the most detailed ever written on him.

 

There's 'Ruby Robert' out there, very rare and expensive book though.

 

prizefighter is a fantastic read.

 

Are there any others?

 

For those of you who have read these or others does one stand out as being the most complete read?

 

To add alittle more here ,Im looking for all around Bio info on Fitz not just fight material.
So I hope this explains a little better what Im looking for.
That said can I get more input from the guys that read these bks. to stear me in the right direction.
Thanks

 

tbh reading prizefighter sheds light on fitz the man,as it tells some wonderful tales and incredible out of ring antics from the great man.i found these parts more entertaining than the fights covered.

 

Did you also get a chance to read The Fighting Blacksmith by ODD?
If so can You tell me which is the better book, or if anyone else has read both I would like your input as I am trying to find & buy one of these bks.

 

Please more help on which is the better bk. for me to spend my hard earned cash on.

 

I think you are making a huge mistake not waiting for my book, but if you insist, get The Fighting Blacksmith by Gilbert Odd.

 

I'll be getting yours also:thumbsup

 

I recomend [SIZE=-1]Bob Fitzsimmons " His Life and Battles " by Richard K. Fox. [/SIZE]

Richard Fox was a boxing fan editor and chief of the Police Gazette Magazine. Fox was quite familiar with Fitzsimmons. Indeed Fox saw the fighting blacksmith in the ring on more than one occasion. The Police Gazette Magazine was the red light magazine of its day which focused on police matters, wild-west outlaws, strippers, and boxing.

 

Thanks, never heard of this one.

 

Bumpy