Yeah agree Jules. He fought anybody and looks to better himself always, he's a fighter. Will defo read but my next read is long overdue in reading about Joe Frazier, one of my fave fighters and an idol.
Friday's Heroes, Willie Pep Remembers. Willie talks about his own life and his contemporaries of the Friday night television fights. In This Corner by Pete Heller. 40 World champs tell their stories in their own words.
Any chance you can scan and post the rest of the book Doug? I'm a little short of cash at the moment....
Very Good: Jake LaMotta Ray Leonard Larry Holmes Teddy Atlas Jack Johnson Roberto Duran Decent: Frank Bruno Herbie Hide Tommy Hearns Ruben Carter Ray Robinson So-so: Nigel Benn Evander Holyfield Mike Tyson Rocky Marciano Drab: Joe Calzaghe Ricky Hatton Oscar De La Hoya *not all autobiographies but you can judge them on what I rank them with biography wise using that list
I still got a fair few on the bookshelf left to read: Joe Louis David Haye (£1 shop otherwise wouldn't have bought) Muhammad Ali Amir Khan (As with Hayes) harry Holland Just downloaded Joe Gans and Peter Jackson's onto my kindle as well