Marvelous - The Marvin Hagler Story

jj5000
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Is it true that Hagler is only 5'7"?
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Thank you to those of you who have taken the time and trouble to buy the Hagler biography which I have written. It is much appreciated, as are the positive reviews which have been sent to us.

I wanted to write and let you know that the book has now been released on Kindle too. You can buy the hardback or Kindle, here:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Marvelous-Marvi ... ds=haggler

Happy reading.

Cheers

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fair price mate. This could be the book that prompts me to dig out and old kindle and give it a go.
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jj5000 wrote:Is it true that Hagler is only 5'7"?
Yeah but he's got 10 foot of hardness compressed, like a diamond.
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palooka wrote:
jj5000 wrote:Is it true that Hagler is only 5'7"?
Yeah but he's got 10 foot of hardness compressed, like a diamond.
you been watching those dodgy videos again!
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Final round wrote:
palooka wrote:
jj5000 wrote:Is it true that Hagler is only 5'7"?
Yeah but he's got 10 foot of hardness compressed, like a diamond.
you been watching those dodgy videos again!
It was bald, shiny and black; what else could I think?
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palooka wrote: It was bald, shiny and black; what else could I think?
:OhYes: Viagra makers Pfizer had to create a pill just for Marvin Hagler to stop him being rock hard 25hrs a day.
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Final round wrote:
palooka wrote: It was bald, shiny and black; what else could I think?
:OhYes: Viagra makers Pfizer had to create a pill just for Marvin Hagler to stop him being rock hard 25hrs a day.
very good :OhYes:
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I enjoyed the book.

With boxing books they tend to be split into chapters based around fights, so naturally it's tempting to dip straight into a particular chapter and that's typically how I read boxing books, in some sort of random order.

I found it confusing with this book as the Minter fight is right at the start of book!
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ERIC GUY wrote:
Tomasino wrote:]
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
what do you mean by 'looked after' eric?
Marvin doesn't look like he needs looked after, does he?
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,
Ralph, you know what I do, stupid question really,[/quote]


Sounds good.
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