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Available
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Publication
New York : Villard Books, 1995.
Description
This autobiography of boxer George Foreman covers his childhood, his boxing days and his religious conversion after leaving boxing a defeated man. Events include the famous Rumble in the Jungle fight with Muhammad Ali and his comback in 1994 to raise money for the Houston Youth Center.
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LibraryThing member Clanky
I really like George Foreman and so I'm not sure if I really liked the book for that reason or because it was a good book.
George tells about his life growing up in a poor neighborhood in Houston and all the trouble he was in right up until he found Christ as an adult and started to repair his
I find him to be a bit boastful in his honesty and yet at the same time, humble, telling his story with a smile on his face, despite the many mistakes he'd made and hopeful that he's learned enough to go forward in life with a good attitude.
George tells about his life growing up in a poor neighborhood in Houston and all the trouble he was in right up until he found Christ as an adult and started to repair his
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damaged life.I find him to be a bit boastful in his honesty and yet at the same time, humble, telling his story with a smile on his face, despite the many mistakes he'd made and hopeful that he's learned enough to go forward in life with a good attitude.
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Physical description
262 p.; 24 cm
ISBN
0679443940 / 9780679443940
Other editions
By George:: The Autobiography of George Foreman by George Foreman (Paper Book)
By George:: The Autobiography of George Foreman by George Foreman (Paper Book)