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Henry Cooperthe Authorised Biography Robert Edwards

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Henry Cooperthe Authorised Biography Robert Edwards
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Publisher: John Blake Publishing
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.05 MB
Author: Robert Edwards
ISBN: 9781857829723, 9781857829730, 9781857829747, 1857829727, 1857829735, 1857829743
Language: English
Year: 2012

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Henry Cooperthe Authorised Biography Robert Edwards by Robert Edwards 9781857829723, 9781857829730, 9781857829747, 1857829727, 1857829735, 1857829743 instant download after payment.

Henry Cooper is best remembered for the night he nearly changed boxing history - 19 July 1963. Fighting an up-and-coming boxer by the name of Cassius Clay, later to become Muhammad Ali, his famous left hook (known as 'Henry's Hammer') sent Clay crashing onto the canvas. Arguable Britain's greatest ever heavyweight fighter, Cooper won 40 of his 55 professional bouts, beating most of the true boxing greats along the way. His story is littered with famous names - Rocky Marciano, Floyd Patterson, Sonny Liston, Joe Louis, Sugar Ray Robinson, and, of course, Ali. But Cooper's retirement from the sport did not spell then end of his time in the public eye, as he embarked on a successful media career. Disaster struck in the 1990s, however, when his innocent involvement in a scandal surrouding insuracne giants Lloyds of London led to him having to sell his unique collection of three Lonsdale belts topay his bills. He was knighted in the millennium New Year's honours list for his services to...

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