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Nigel BennThe Dark Destroyer - My Autobiography
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Nigel Benn is one of the greatest boxers to have stepped into the ring. Known by his fans as The Dark Destroyer, his reputation has become legend. As a boxer, Nigel Benn is extraordinary. During his first 22 professional fights, he knocked out every single one of his opponents--half before the first round had even ended, ensuring his rapid ascent through the ranks. In his autobiography, Nigel recounts his stunning victories, including his famous fight with Chris Eubank. However, he also shares his life outside the ring, from his time in the army, women, and his family as well as giving an astonishing insight into the darker side of his sport. Benn candidly discusses the state of boxing today and its rising stars, such as Benn's own son, Conor, and the son of his infamous rival Chris Eubank, Chris Eubank Jr. With titles such as WBO Middleweight Champion and Commonwealth Middleweight Champion, Benn established himself as a man-to-watch, and in doing so has ensured his name will go down in boxing history.
Format: Hardback
Published: 2017
Pages: 320
Publisher: John Blake Publishing, Limited
ISBN: 9781786062628
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Our conditions mean the following:
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- Very Good - only minor imperfections such as minor scuffs to edge or cover or a price written in pencil or shop sticker.
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