Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Hello all,
I wanted to flag up that I have authored a biography of Marvin Hagler, which is due out on 1 October.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Marvelous-The-M ... rds=hagler
It can be pre-ordered now.
Happy to answer any questions - [email protected] - if needed.
Cheers
Damian Hughes
I wanted to flag up that I have authored a biography of Marvin Hagler, which is due out on 1 October.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Marvelous-The-M ... rds=hagler
It can be pre-ordered now.
Happy to answer any questions - [email protected] - if needed.
Cheers
Damian Hughes
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forcefraser
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Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
My favourite boxer of all time. Hard as nails.
I`ll order this.
I`ll order this.
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Damian wrote:Hello all,
I wanted to flag up that I have authored a biography of Marvin Hagler, which is due out on 1 October.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Marvelous-The-M ... rds=hagler
It can be pre-ordered now.
Happy to answer any questions - [email protected] - if needed.
Cheers
Damian Hughes
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Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Damian wrote:Hello all,
I wanted to flag up that I have authored a biography of Marvin Hagler, which is due out on 1 October.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Marvelous-The-M ... rds=hagler
It can be pre-ordered now.
Happy to answer any questions - [email protected] - if needed.
Cheers
Damian Hughes
Good luck Damian did you get much time interviewing the man himself?
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Hagler2002
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Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Excellent, that's definitely going on my Christmas Santa list.
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Thanks for your messages and interest. I don't get on the forum that regularly and so am happy to respond via email, if needed.Final round wrote:Damian wrote:Hello all,
I wanted to flag up that I have authored a biography of Marvin Hagler, which is due out on 1 October.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Marvelous-The-M ... rds=hagler
It can be pre-ordered now.
Happy to answer any questions - [email protected] - if needed.
Cheers
Damian Hughes
Good luck Damian did you get much time interviewing the man himself?
I met Hagler in Milan but agreed that it would be a biography rather than an autobiography. He was very generous and helped me arrange interviews with the Petronelli brothers and other seminal figures from his career.
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Clint Magnum
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Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
I'd love him to come tour the UK for a couple of "evenings with". He'd be great for a few Q&A, great career and great athlete.
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
same here the ultimate tough guyforcefraser wrote:My favourite boxer of all time. Hard as nails.
I`ll order this.
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
He used to come over here a few years back, I looked after him for 5 days whilst the Lonsdale club put on a dinner show for him, great guy
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
what do you mean by 'looked after' eric?ERIC GUY wrote:He used to come over here a few years back, I looked after him for 5 days whilst the Lonsdale club put on a dinner show for him, great guy
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Hagler is a nice guy now but he was a surly, embittered figure even before he won the world title from Alan Minter in 1980, almost as if he knew it would all end in pain and regret, and it did.
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rhino222 wrote:what do you mean by 'looked after' eric?ERIC GUY wrote:He used to come over here a few years back, I looked after him for 5 days whilst the Lonsdale club put on a dinner show for him, great guy
Marvin doesn't look like he needs looked after, does he?
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
you could be describing me but without the boxing and the glorybennie wrote:Hagler is a nice guy now but he was a surly, embittered figure even before he won the world title from Alan Minter in 1980, almost as if he knew it would all end in pain and regret, and it did.
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
I enjoyed the Hit Man book and have pre ordered this on Amazon - though I'll get grief as I was bought a kindle to stop the books coming through the door.
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Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Damian wrote:Thanks for your messages and interest. I don't get on the forum that regularly and so am happy to respond via email, if needed.Final round wrote:Damian wrote:Hello all,
I wanted to flag up that I have authored a biography of Marvin Hagler, which is due out on 1 October.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Marvelous-The-M ... rds=hagler
It can be pre-ordered now.
Happy to answer any questions - [email protected] - if needed.
Cheers
Damian Hughes
Good luck Damian did you get much time interviewing the man himself?
I met Hagler in Milan but agreed that it would be a biography rather than an autobiography. He was very generous and helped me arrange interviews with the Petronelli brothers and other seminal figures from his career.
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
You can read the opening chapter of this Hagler biography, for free, here:
http://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/sites/ ... index.html
http://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/sites/ ... index.html
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
The Lonsdale club organised his birthday party, they need a reliable guy to drive him, show him round london, etc., hence 'Looking after him'. took him to stringfellows 1 night, Naz was in there as well!!, Naz loved it when I introduced him to Marvin,Tomasino wrote:Marvin doesn't look like he needs looked after, does he?rhino222 wrote:what do you mean by 'looked after' eric?ERIC GUY wrote:He used to come over here a few years back, I looked after him for 5 days whilst the Lonsdale club put on a dinner show for him, great guy
Ralph, you know what I do, stupid question really,
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
This book is out on Tuesday.
You can read the first chapter for free, here:
http://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/conten ... ddleweight
You can read the first chapter for free, here:
http://www.pitchpublishing.co.uk/conten ... ddleweight
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Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Hello Damian,
Is this the only book out on Hagler? How did you manage to get the job of writing it? I read your Dad's book on Jock McAvoy, enjoyed that.
Is this the only book out on Hagler? How did you manage to get the job of writing it? I read your Dad's book on Jock McAvoy, enjoyed that.
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Here is an interview from talksport about this Hagler book, which is out today:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2GGgcJN36E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2GGgcJN36E
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Waiting for my copy to turn up (via Amazon).
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Great job on Talksport. Very interesting chat.
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Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Ordered mine from Amazon. Does it make any difference to the writer where it's bought from? I'd hate to think you'd lost out after all your work just to save myself a couple of Pounds. (Feeling guilty).
Re: Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story
Strange thing about hagler even in the immediate aftermath of him beating minter and certainly by the time he beat sibson Islamist got the impression he was the epitome of what the London boxing fraternity considered a man's man a true boxer.u sensed the respect monster had for him throughout the 80s.I remember when monster in his commentating stints for the BBC before the srl fight said he thought Marvin would crush ray in one.and I remember as a kid in th he 80s seeing posters of hagler all over the abc
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Thanks mate, that is very kind but please don't feel guilty. I am grateful for your purchase, wherever it comes from.King Tubby wrote:Ordered mine from Amazon. Does it make any difference to the writer where it's bought from? I'd hate to think you'd lost out after all your work just to save myself a couple of Pounds. (Feeling guilty).
I hope you enjoy it.