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 Ring Wars - H. Mullan
Newest Review: ... of the deal makers like Frank Warren, Bob Arum, The Duva's and of course Don King are again nice but a little basic. The the ... more  ... book starts for real on page 19 with a chapter about "modern greats" (remember the book was released in 1997). Opening with the great Alexis Arguello (who has recently passed away so RIP Alexis) who retired in 1995 and finishing with Aaron Pryor, the "modern" greats appears no more than a who's who of the best of the 1980's. Most of the fighters did admittedly fight in the 1990's but many were shells (Roberto Duran for instance) of their prime.
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Ring Wars - H. Mullan: Mullan's myriad of boxing knowledge glimpsed in the history ... (1018 words)
by - written on 16/07/09 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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Harry Mullan's Ring Wars is a relatively hard to find book (in fact whilst trying to do some research on the product I couldn't even find a picture online) much unlike his successful "Ultimate Boxing Encyclopaedia" which appears to continue strongly even after his untimely death. Mullan was arguably Britain's premier boxing writer for the vast part of the latter 1900's and was regularly seen as the biggest authority on the sport as far as writing. This was one of his lesser known books released in 1997 about 2 years before his untimely death aged 53 from Cancer. The book at 96 pages may seem short but with it's picture heavy style it's obvious ... Read the complete review
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