Boxing books that would never sell

"Dont buy this magazine if you think the fight was a draw" - Boxing Illustrated on the Whitaker's dubious robbery against Chavez.

 

"Scoring Fights Like a Sane Person"- Divac

 

Nice ones Brook

Some more:

"How to give a scorecard without being on the verge of hyper-ventilation" - By Harold Lederman

"How to fight without relying on the jab" - By Winky Wright

"Retiring for good" - By Sugar Ray Leonard

"Improving your stamina" - By Shannon Briggs

"Back injury prognostication" - By Dr. Mike Tyson

 

"Getting those titles shots" - Ezzard Charles

"Why I was the greatest of the last 40 years" - Hector Camacho

"Being effective after 30" - Terry Norris

"Taking risks" Roy Jones Jnr

"Why I killed my dentist" - Leon Spinks

"Hitting the canvas then getting up" -Marvin Hagler

 

"My gay relationships with King and Sulamian" - Julio Cesar Chavez

 

:rofl Classic

'Jim, I Gotta Tell Ya: The Harold Lederman Story'
'Finding Success Away From Home' - Jeff Lacy
'Staying Relaxed at All Times' - Michael Katsidis
'Bouncing Back From Defeat' - Ricardo Lopez
'A Man's Guide to Effectively Removing Back Hair' - Nicolay Valuev

 

:rofl :rofl :rofl ****in A, I thought it was just me.

 

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"Diplomacy and international relations" - By Bernard Hopkins

"How to avoid cuts" - By Jose Napoles

"The benefits of sobriety" - By Young Griffo (foreword by Mickey Walker)

"My inactivity as welterweight champ" - By Henry Armstrong

"The substance behind my outstanding record" - By Marty Jakubowski

 

I assume you've seen the video...

 

"How not to be an annoying **** in a post-fight interview" - By Jim Grey

"How to distinguish punches that land from punches that miss" - By Jim Lampley (foreword by the spokesperson for Compubox)

"How to intervene and get the decision before a multi-million dollar fight" - By Felix Sturm

"Lighting up the heavyweight division" - By John Ruiz

"My glass jaw" - By Juan Laporte

"My steel jaw" - By Roger Mayweather

 

:huh

Video? I've seen the countless matches where he said those words, or some variation of them, such as "Jim, lemme tell ya somethin!" and at the end instead of "Back to you Jim" it's just "JIM!".

 

'Maintaining Mental Stability' - James Butler
'My Travels' - Sven Ottke
'Getting Around Post-Fight Drug Tests' - James Toney

 

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ROFLMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo!!!!!!!

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