[Brad.Taschuk]

I'm sure we have a thread on here about MMA books, but I'm too lazy to find it right now.

Anyways, which ones have you read? Which ones are good? Which do you want to read?

Feel free to include boxing and other combat sports as well.

[MKZ]

I've read Jens Pulver's book (Little Evil: One Ultimate Fighter's Rise to the Top) and Roberto Duran's book (Hands of Stone). Both brilliant books that tought me a lot about their lives and careers.

Not sure does it count, but now I'm reading the new book from Chris Jericho. Awesome.

[Brad.Taschuk]

I've mostly stuck to the general MMA books like Total MMA, No Holds Barred, and the like. Can't say too many of the fighter biographies interest me, because a lot of times fighter's stories arent something I care about.

I do want to read 'Say Uncle' though. A book all about the history of Catch Wrestling.

[MKZ]

Well I'm more interested into biographies. Especially with the likes of Pulver who started waaay before I got into MMA so I could learn a lil more about him.

[Thaispider]

A fighters mind is really good had it for xmas, good stuff on marcelo garcia,dan gable,randy,greg jackson, lots of other guys.

very good insight into what makes them tick and the different mindsets of fighters.