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William Dettloff was the James Curl penned a fine biography on Joe Walcott, which up to now, has to be the definitive chronicle of his life and boxing career, and now, William Detloff, has done the same for Ezzard Charles. Detloff seems to fully understand the thoughts and feelings that go with being a great fighter.
William Dettloff's biography of Ezzard Charles Dettloff, a former senior writer at The Ring and now editor-in-chief of the e-magazine Ringside Seat, writes with clarity and authority about the great Cincinnati Cobra, beginning with his early years in Lawrenceville, Georgia.
William Dettloff's excellent biography of This first-ever biography of "The Cincinnati Cobra" covers his early life in a small country town and his career in the glamorously dirty business of prizefighting in the s, one of the.
Explore books by William From his poor and humble beginnings to his sad life after boxing, William Dettloff gives a superb tale of Ezzard Charles, the dirty politics of boxing in the 40s and 50s, a boxer's mentality, and how the mind thinks when faced with a dilemma outside a boxing ring.
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William Dettloff was the senior writer at The Ring magazine for 15 years and has been the editor-in-chief at Ringside Seat magazine since He has written extensively for HBO, ESPN and other outlets. He lives in the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania.Ezzard Charles ; Om This first-ever biography of "The Cincinnati Cobra" covers his early life in a small country town and his career in the glamorously dirty business of prizefighting in the s, one of the sport's Golden Ages.
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