books by Ronald K. Fried (fighter ronald boxing)

books by Ronald K. Fried

books:

Christmas in Paris 2002
Ronald K. Fried

Permanent Pr Pub Co, 2006

My Father's Fighter
Ronald K. Fried

Permanent Pr Pub Co, 2004

In My Father’s Fighter, Vincent Rosen, a 35-year-old Manhattan English teacher, inherits the management of a prize fighter from his father. The fighter is Mickey Davis, a white light-heavyweight contender with a doomed air, a reputation for dirty fighting, and plenty of neuroses and sexual obsessions. With his Ivy league education and bookish nature, Vincent does not share his father’s passion for boxing, yet is slowly seduced by the ...

Corner Men: The Great Boxing Trainers [Hardcover] [1991] 1st Ed. Ronald K. Fried
Ronald K. Fried

Four Walls Eight Windows, 1000

Corner Men: The Great Boxing Trainers
Ronald K. Fried

Four Walls Eight Windows, 1991

The ultimate book on boxing trainers, the men who shaped the champions. Including profiles of Angelo Dundee, Ray Arcel, Whitey Bimstein, Al Silvani and many others, and a special chapter on the golden days of New York's notorious Stillman's Gym. A New York Times Notable Book of the Year (1991). Indexed, illustrated with black and white photos throughout. "Fried delivers an action-packed ten-rounder that ranks as a top contender for fans of the ...