[Guest]

Whos read whos biographies. i bought roberto Durans today, looking forward to reading it, i read Johnnie Tapias book aswell, Mi Vida Loca, as im sure you all know hes had one fecked up life and reading about it in his own words is a great great read.

So whos read whos books?also whats your favourites and what would you recommend to others?

 

[Bossjack81]

I read Joe Louis and Ray Robinsons although Robinsons was a Biography.

Great reads how legends were left ruined by the government and worked as bouncers and greeters to pay tax/cocaine habits.

 

[Violent Demise]

I read Ernie Shavers, Joe Fraizer, James Tills, Oscar De La Hoya and Kostya Tszyu. They were ok. I got Johnny Tapia book. But haven't got around to reading it.

 

[Guest]

I read Ernie Shavers, Joe Fraizer, James Tills, Oscar De La Hoya and Kostya Tszyu. They were ok. I got Johnny Tapia book. But haven't got around to reading it.

You should read tapias mate, its some read.

 

[no dice nate]

Does watching Raging Bull 100 times count?

 

[dsr]

Raging Bull is a fantastic read.

 

[NFFC]

Whos read whos biographies. i bought roberto Durans today, looking forward to reading it, i read Johnnie Tapias book aswell, Mi Vida Loca, as im sure you all know hes had one fecked up life and reading about it in his own words is a great great read.

So whos read whos books?also whats your favourites and what would you recommend to others?

I got the "Hands of Stone: The Life and Legend of Roberto Duran" book a couple of weeks ago. It's good

 

[edger3]

i always liked jeff fenech 'i love youse all'

 

[Rotten Apple]

You should read tapias mate, its some read.

It is a great read

 

[SugarShane]

Teddy Atlas' book is fantastic. Calzaghe's is as well.

 

[RingDocter]

Damn, I've been meaning on buying Atlas' book.

 

[Guest]

Damn, I've been meaning on buying Atlas' book.

me to,id say it is some read

 

[HUGOBOX]

Whos read whos biographies. i bought roberto Durans today, looking forward to reading it, i read Johnnie Tapias book aswell, Mi Vida Loca, as im sure you all know hes had one fecked up life and reading about it in his own words is a great great read.

So whos read whos books?also whats your favourites and what would you recommend to others?

What's the title on the duran book? I gotta check it out

I read Joe Louis and Ray Robinsons although Robinsons was a Biography.

Great reads how legends were left ruined by the government and worked as bouncers and greeters to pay tax/cocaine habits.

I know joe Louis did'nt mess with that stuff was it Robinson, the freaking goverment it does every body like that theyare merciless with the freaking taxes..

You should read tapias mate, its some read.

I got check that one out for your ,maybe it can give me some pointers on how to strighten out my vida loca

Does watching Raging Bull 100 times count?

HA :laugh: you can probably resite the hole movie huh?

I got the "Hands of Stone: The Life and Legend of Roberto Duran" book a couple of weeks ago. It's good

who's it written by ?

Teddy Atlas' book is fantastic. Calzaghe's is as well.

I'll bet Teddy is one intense read huh?

 

[Sweet Sugar]

I went to Gerald's house and took his Johnny Tapia book. It's quite a read so far. Poor Johnny

 

[Unseen]

sad to say i don't have a concentration span to read a book. i only read one in my life; animal farm (not no dirty porn thing) for my english lesson in school.

oh well maybe some quotes on here may sell the book to me

 

[Violent Demise]

I went to Gerald's house and took his Johnny Tapia book. It's quite a read so far. Poor Johnny

I was wondering what happened to it

 

[NFFC]

I read Ernie Shavers, Joe Fraizer, James Tills, Oscar De La Hoya and Kostya Tszyu. They were ok. I got Johnny Tapia book. But haven't got around to reading it.

Ain't his autobiography coming out next week