What Boxers deserve a Biography?

Not Lennox Lewis who wrote an auto-bio after knocking Ruddock out and has now got a doc made about his life and career because there`s so many doc`s about Mike Tyson, Mike was simply a more interesting character and more explosive boxer than Lewis who is boring in interviews, Tyson Fury`s auto-bio is brilliant, maybe Lewis think about driving into a wall like Fury was going to due to suicidal thoughts or drive into a tree like Mike Tyson.

 

Deontay Wilder when his career is done. His deluded personality is intriguing & worthy of a documentary. I can see it now. The title - 'Deontay Wilder: The Man Who Played The Role Of A Boxer'.

 

Hasim Rahman. His life seemed interesting enough before boxing.

 

Chacon
Saad Muhammad

 

Tex cobb

 

Charles Martin - My Life and Dives

 

I like to read about Top Fighters who were as good as any, whom under the right circumstances, ownership, management, equal opportunity, could have been World Champions, but Top Fighters none-the-less.

all the usual suspects have plenty of Ink, too much alot of the time, Ali, for example, but these fighters lives & careers are often more compelling.

Canadian - Sonny Jones
Scotsman - Jim Brady
Englishman - Joe Bowker
American - Bobby Dobbs
American - Lloyd Marshall
Frenchmen - Robert Villemain

and so on. fighters like these.

 

Matthew Saad Muhammad
Floyd Mayweather Jr.

 

MSM most definitely as stated a few times above.
Hagler. Theres one out but he had no input in it.
Hearns
Zivic
Amber's
A book on the glory days of the Philadelphia middleweight scene
Gibbons brothers
Kid Norfolk
GGG
James Toney
BHop
It would be great if the living guys would put out Autobiographies.
I could list more like Little Red Lopez too but it would be a pretty long list.
I really enjoy auto bios and bios alot

 

Galindez
A real one on Liston
Billy Petrolle
Limon/Chacon/Boza/Navarrate "The Real Four Kings"
Bob Satterfield
Baaaaaaad Bennie Briscoe
Jiro Watanabe
Frank Fletcher
Ike Williams
Gene Fullmer

 

Terry McGovern
Barbados Joe Walcott
Newsboy Brown

 

Morlocks, thanks for giving me the opportunity to toot my own horn. There's a whole lot of information about Billy Petrolle in Volume One of my Jack Hurley trilogy "The One Is Jack Hurley." The title of the first volume is "Son of Fargo." Soft cover available from Amazon and other online outlets, hardcover available from the author, with 710 pp., around 350 photos conveniently imbedded in the text. Also has information about Tony Canzoneri and Mike Gibbons, both of whom have been mentioned as likely candidates for a biography in this thread.