Boxing Books that would never sell

[The Gambler1981]

didn't he also write

Say No To The Platano

?

Yea, there is not a better man to write about discipline and fitness than Solis

[The Gambler1981]

Previous on the health series.
12 Step program on maintaining a fighter's figure after a retirement. - Erik Morales (published 2008)

I thought Fernado Vargas or Ricky Hatton wrote that one.

[-Johannes-]

I thought Fernado Vargas or Ricky Hatton wrote that one.

No, its a common mistake. Vargas wrote:

THE 12 Step program on maintaining a fighter's figure after a retirement,without the use of steroids.

[Eaner0919]

Previous on the health series.
12 Step program on maintaining a fighter's figure after a retirement. - Erik Morales (published 2008)

the guy in your avatar

Working In The US The Right Way

[Terrel]

"How I Made Boxing Exciting"

by the Klitschko's

[IAMBIAZED]

"Beating up women: 3rd edition" by Mayweather, Mayweather & Mayweather.

"Short guide on how to become a media whore" -- Roach

"Rearrange a face with just your hand" -- MP

[DrewWoodside]

No, its a common mistake. Vargas wrote:

THE 12 Step program on maintaining a fighter's figure after a retirement,without the use of steroids.

Ahh yes.. You are clearly an afficionado of fine literature. I believe Vargas wrote "Maintaining a fighter's figure after a retirement,without the use of steroids" shortly after he penned his first masterpiece: "How not to hold a grudge against Oscar De La Hoya over absolutely nothing."

[nomadman]

"The Art of Fighting Without Fighting"

by David Haye



EDIT: actually, that might sell quite well, especially if Dave poses on the front with a pair of nunchucks and a scary scowl on his face.

[BostonGuy]

"Mexican War Cry" by Brandon Rios

"Financial Management for Boxers" cowritten by Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield

"How to move up in weight and retain your power" by Tomas Adamek

"The Other Hatton: The Matthew Hatton Story"

[PainKiller]

How to get the ref on your side, try elbowing him. by Marcos Maidana.