Best boxing auto\biography?

Read "Charley Burley and the black murderers row"
I hear Teddy Atlas's autobiography was pretty good aswell

 

Chris eubanks is good.

so is roberto durans

as for ali's there are too many different ones

 

the only 2 ive ever read are life and times of muhammad ali and teddy atlas's book and theyve already been mentioned.

Both are great ali's does get a bit boring at times as it mentions religion alot, however teddy atlas's book is fasinating and gripping all the way through, if its all true hes had 1 hell of a life and hes an utterly crazy *******!!

 

Undefeated: Rocky Marciano fighter who who refused to lose. by Everett M. Skehan

I couldnt put this book down, there was lots about Rockys training in it which was good

 

Irish Thunder by Bob Hollerand is a very good book, really makes you feel for Micky Ward and what he has been through.

 

every boxers bio would be a good read as they all have stories,some are good and some are up and down,i dont think there are enough out there,:think

 

Im going to surprise people here. Oscar de la Hoya: American Son.

 

Muhammed Ali: His Life and Times and Larry Holmes book Against the Odds was a great read as well.Sugar Ray Leonard the baby face boxer was a good book to.

 

becoming holyfield along with a few already mentioned

 

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Covers both of their lives so although technically not a biography.....

 

Tapia's "Mi Vida Loca" is quite a read - painful and funny at times. Aaron Pryor's book was depressing and heavy but quite interesting.