Boxers autobiographys

Chris Eubank has one out but its ghost written. I think most of them are ghost written to some extent. You could always try Raging Bull though.

 

I recommend Johnny Nelsons book, its very good:hi:

 

The Holyfield one is good if you want insight on his fights. Otherwise, it's just okay.

 

Ricky Hattons is a bit of a laugh, prtty good read,
Joe calzaghes is boring
Raging Bull exellent
Read several Ali books that were ghost written but enjoyed especially through the eyes of the world

 

try roberto's durans book, Hands of Stone. im halfway through and its very good

 

Tapias - mi vida loca , if you know even the slightest thing about johnny tapias life you'll figure its a great read! Cant ****in wait for B-hops

 

Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank are worth a read as is Michael Watsons , Hattons , Calzaghes , Steve Collins De La Hoya and Evander Holyfield r ok if theres nothing else out.

Do you reckon B - Hop , Roy Jones , Mosely will release one there coming to the end of there career now ?

 

ive got De La Hoya's..... the best book iv'e probably ever read! :good

 

I liked Becoming Holyfield, Evander's latest book. And recently I read George Foreman's book By George, but found it a bit too much about his religious life than his boxing life for my taste. And the latest one I read I think was Herbie Hide's recently released autobiography which wasn't all that bad.

 

Superb read, a real eye opener:smoke

 

Ive got that gonna start reading it soon myself.

 

barney ross
no man stands alone

well worth seeking out, the chapters on being a junky are especially illuminating

 

I read many of these and though the ray robinson was best

 

Somebody up there likes me by rocky graziano