Michael Watson's Story: The Biggest Fight - Michael Watson Reviews
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Newest Review: ... a generous number of photographs and Watson's career record, the first half of the autobiography concerning itself with his ... more
... boxing career and the second with his recovery after the Eubank fight. Although Nigel Benn was flashy and opinionated and Eubank liked to think he was some intellectual character (which let's be honest he probably wasn't), Watson was a much more quiet down to earth person. He's very likeable and so you are always on his side and find the small victories he has in the book as he tries to recover satisfying. He has no regrets about boxing and was always famously irritated when Eubank used to slate the sport and say...more
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Michael Watson's Story: The Biggest Fight - Michael Watson: Local Hero (978 words)by - written on 18/01/11 (Very useful, 137 readings)
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Michael Watson's Story: The Biggest Fight is the autobiography of the former boxer Michael Watson and was written with the help of the journalist and boxing pundit Steve Bunce. Watson was a world rated middleweight and super middleweight boxer in the eighties and nineties and part of what was probably the last golden age of British boxing. Watson, Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank fought a series of bouts together that attracted millions of viewers, boxing being free to air in those days and a much bigger deal than it is now. However, Watson's life changed forever when he collapsed after losing his return match with Eubank on the night on September the 21st 1991. He underwent . Read the complete review
