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I love when obscure-ish athletes have books done on them. There's a ton of them in the boxing realm to.
It's a way of making the memory of somebody, somewhat immortal. Even if it's done by a family member and doesn't have much of a print run, and maybe it's not a real scorching read.... it's still a tribute to somebody signifying that they spent a lot of time and resources in making sure the memory of somebody can stay alive for future generations.
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