Boxing Books for Sale. By Pat Dwyer

Hello:

I am a free lance writer in Virginia and am now selling books I published. The books cover a wide range of topics and make good reading material for anyone. Each one is listed below with a summary below it to familarize you with the content. Also listed below are addittional websites of mine. Scroll down and take a look and browse. All offer pictures and are entertaining. One is a "'Remember the 1970's" site where I bring the "Great" decade of 1970's right back to "Life." Another is a "Glow in the Dark Car Mats" site where car mats that can "Light up the Car at Night" are sold. Also one site offers a variety of pictures of the State of Virginia ranging from sunsets to old homes. Any questions feel free to email or phone. All emails are welcome and returned. My contact information is below. Thanks.

Pat Dwyer

My email is: sop@widomaker.com

Other sites of mine:

1---''Remember the 1970's.''

http://vatech1983.tripod.com/

2---''Glow in the Dark Car Mats for Sale.''

http://glowmats.tripod.com/

3---''Virginia in Pictures.''

http://pat23185.tripod.com/vaphotos/

Book 1---PROFESSIONAL BOXING IN THE 1980'S. A LOOK BACK.

THE 1980'S WAS AN EXCITING DECADE AND A "GREAT" TIME FOR BOXING FANS. THERE WERE MANY "EXCELLENT" FIGHTS THAT LEFT BOXING FANS ON THE "EDGE"OF THEIR SEATS. WHETHER IT WAS THE 1982 HEAVYWEIGHT SHOWDOWN BETWEEN LARRY HOLMES "THE EASTON ASSASSIN" AND "GENTLEMEN" GERRY COONEY,OR IN 1980 "THE BRAWL IN MONTREAL" BETWEEN "SUGAR" RAY LEONARD AND ROBERTO DURAN "THE HANDS OF STONE," OR THE 1985 "CLASH" BETWEEN "MARVELOUS" MARVIN HAGLER AND THOMAS "HITMAN" HEARNS, 1980'S BOXING HAD IT ALL. IT WAS ALSO A TIME WHEN BOXING WENT FROM FREE TELEVISION TO CABLE AND LONG BEFORE THE INTERNET FANS FOLLOWED BOXING NEWS THROUGH MAGAZINES. IT MAY HAVE BEEN AN ERA GONE BY BUT FOR FANS OF THE PUGILISTIC DRAMA IT WAS INDEED "ACTION PACKED." A DECADE NOT ONLY GREAT FOR APPRECIATIVE BOXING FANS LUCKY ENOUGH TO EXPERIENCE " FIRST HAND," BUT JUST AS GOOD TO LOOK BACK AND "REFLECT"ON. MY BOOK, PICTURED ABOVE OFFERS A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW OF THIS EXCITING TIME FRAME IN BOXING AND IS A "MUST" READ FOR ALL BOXING FANS AS IT BRINGS 1980'S BOXING RIGHT BACK TO "LIFE." THE BOOK HAS 138 PAGES WITH ILLUSTRATIONS AND PICTURES.

My email is sop@widomaker.com

Phone number is: (757) 253-5880

Book 2---Professional Boxing. An Inside Review of Major Bouts.

Major bouts in the sport of professonal boxing are its most viable commodity. They offer an opportunity for fans and media to see show case action not available in other sports. Such bouts due to their popularity can not only make the cover of the "Sports Section" but can be the topic of disccussions for years to come. This book is a review of several major bouts that greatly influenced the fighters involved and the sport of boxing. Some of the bouts covered are Muhammad Ali vs Sonny Liston II; what really did happen at that bout, did Liston take a a dive? Andrew Golata vs Riddick Bowe I; did this bout spell the end for Riddick Bowe? Tommy Morrison vs Ray Mercer; did Mercer score boxing's most brutal knockout ever in this bout? Also covered are Roberto Duran vs Davey Moore, Larry Holmes vs Gerry Cooney, Ike Ibeabuchi vs Chris Byrd, Mavin Hagler vs Thomas Hearns and more in this book which is excellent reading for any boxing fan from any era. The book has 44 pages.

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BOOK 3-- PROFESSIONAL BOXING'S PALOOKAS, TOMATO CANS AND OPPONENTS. AN INSIDE LOOK.

This books explores what it is like to be a palooka or tomato can in boxing. It offers "rare" insight into what the careers of these fighters go through from how they bypass state commissions to how often they actually win a fight to what it is like to face a 'hostle'' crowd. Some of the fighters covered in this book are North Carolina's Franke Hines; just how many fights did he have? Bruce "The Mouse" Strauss, just how comical a note did his career start on? Read this book and find out for sure and get quite a laugh. Also, Nathaniel Fitch, in one of his bouts he stopped a rising prospect named Terry Davis in one 'brutal" round. In addittion Ohio's mysterious Jesse Clark's career is covered; did he ever win a pro bout, and how many top prospects did he face? Also, the careers of Jordan Keepers and other fighters are covered in this "unique" and "informative" book which is great reading for any boxing fan.