Books on Boxing

[Trainer Monkey]

I dont read boxing books
No words can describe what it feels like to have your nose go crunch,it allmost echos. Or when you get caught on a flash knockdown and your trying to pull yourself up fast
It wouldnt have any great literary merit, but all you really think is "Aaaawww shit".
It doesnt exactly make for a great book

Thats a pretty stupid thing to say. Why wouldn't you want to know the inner workings of your favorite fighters over the years? And if what you say is true, why the hell are you on this forum anyway? Like you said, no words can describe what it feels like to have your nose go crunch, so shouldn't you be out in a gym somewhere getting your nose crunched?

Umm butthead,I am,I run a boxing gym
My what a stupid thing for you to say,huh?

[Beanflicker]

I dont read boxing books
No words can describe what it feels like to have your nose go crunch,it allmost echos. Or when you get caught on a flash knockdown and your trying to pull yourself up fast
It wouldnt have any great literary merit, but all you really think is "Aaaawww shit".
It doesnt exactly make for a great book

Thats a pretty stupid thing to say. Why wouldn't you want to know the inner workings of your favorite fighters over the years? And if what you say is true, why the hell are you on this forum anyway? Like you said, no words can describe what it feels like to have your nose go crunch, so shouldn't you be out in a gym somewhere getting your nose crunched?

Umm butthead,I am,I run a boxing gym
My what a stupid thing for you to say,huh?

...I think you may have gotten more than your nose crunched once too many times, so I'll slow it down for you.

You say you don't read boxing books because you find words to be obsolete (LOL).

But yet you spend a lot of time posting on a boxing forum, and in case you haven't noticed, we are communicating with WORDS.

So why are you posting on this forum?