The Tartan Legend: The Autobiography by Ken Buchanan
The autobiography of this Scottish boxer.
The Tartan Legend
Summary
Ken Buchanan was one of the greatest boxers Britain ever produced, regularly packing out Madison Square Gardens. But, like so many boxers, things began to go wrong when he started to lose - the debts began to mount and his personal life fell apart. This is his story.
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The Tartan Legend Reviews
A good man and one heck of a fighter. I like this book - Ken Jones, Independent
About Ken Buchanan
Ken Buchanan was born in Edinburgh in 1945. Undisputed lightweight boxing champion of the world from 1971-72, he lost his title to Roberto Duran. He retired from the ring in 1981, and subsequently fought on the unlicensed circuit. He was awarded the MBE, and was joint BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 1971.
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CIN0747270066VG
9780747270065
0747270066
The Tartan Legend: The Autobiography by Ken Buchanan
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Headline Publishing Group
20001026
213
N/A
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