Pick a LIVE (Boxing) Guy to write an autobiography

[Caractacus]

particularly if they are at least 55 years old (or older)
Because they may be living on 'borrowed" time.

[Tony1244]

Bernard Hopkins has had an interesting life.

[Caractacus]

Mike "Hercules" Weaver (69)
Floyd "Jumbo" Cummings (71)
Randall "Tex" Cobb (70)
Renaldo "Mr." Snipes (64)
Mitch "Blood" Green (64)
Oliver "The Atomic Bull " McCall (55)

[DavidKehler]

J. Russell Peltz. On his radio program this morning, on WIP, Ray Didinger said that Peltz is working on an autobiography. Peltz and Didinger were classmates at Temple U. in the 1960s.

[AntonioMartin]

Wilfred Benitez

[Caractacus]

Duane Bobick (70 )
I seem to remember reading an old newspaper article written just before the 1972 Summer Olympics started
that said he was working on his autobiography and it was going to be sent to the press and published
right after he would win the Gold Medal.
he did not win any medal at all in it of course.

[Caractacus]

Boxing promoter Don Elbaum.

[DavidKehler]

Elbaum is a great choice!! Where is he living?

[Syntax Error]

It's a shame this thread wasn't around a month or so ago, because I would have said Leon Spinks, all day long.

Seeing as it is living guys, I wouldn't mind reading the life story of Marvis Frazier.

Marvis was trained by his legendary father, plus Joe was only 16 when Marvis was born, so they're not even that far apart in age.

I've love to know his thoughts of growing up & being trained by Smokin' Joe & whether he thinks his career was helped or hindered by this fact.

[Caractacus]

[Caractacus]

Dwight Muhammad Qawi (68)