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Four Kings Leonard Hagler Hearns Duran And The Last Great Era Of Boxing First Edition Duran

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Four Kings Leonard Hagler Hearns Duran And The Last Great Era Of Boxing First Edition Duran
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Publisher: McBooks Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.99 MB
Pages: 339
Author: Duran, Roberto; Hagler, Marvin; Leonard, Sugar Ray; Hearns, Thomas; Kimball, George
ISBN: 9781590131626, 1590131622
Language: English
Year: 2008
Edition: First Edition

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Four Kings Leonard Hagler Hearns Duran And The Last Great Era Of Boxing First Edition Duran by Duran, Roberto; Hagler, Marvin; Leonard, Sugar Ray; Hearns, Thomas; Kimball, George 9781590131626, 1590131622 instant download after payment.

Their names are legendary: Sugar Ray Leonard, Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Thomas Hit Man Hearns, and Roberto Duran. They were exceptional boxers with unique combinations of power and speed. In another era, with few rivals of equal caliber, each might have held championship belts for years on end. But as it was, they matured together in the 1980s and fought each other as middleweights. With unforgettable courage and skill, they ruled the ring and ushered in the last Golden Age of boxing.

George Kimball takes an authoritative look at the rivalries that fueled this great era in sports history. Veteran sports journalist Kimball reported on every one of the Four Kings’ nine internecine fights. Here his eye-witness coverage is enhanced by recent interviews with each of the boxers and other seasoned analysts. The result is a fast-paced, blow-by-blow account of four extraordinary adversaries and a remarkable boxing epoch.

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