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This biography draws on more than 500 interviews, painting a vivid picture of one of the most significant personalities of the 20th century, exploring his boxing career, activism, and struggles with Parkinson's disease.

Muhammad Ali

An account of Marco Pantani, an Italian cyclist with a celebrated career cut short by substance abuse, featuring exclusive interviews that reveal both his talent and flaws.

The Death of Pantani

Marcus Trescothick's memoir about his premature retirement from international cricket due to mental health issues, opening a discussion about the pressures faced by athletes.

Coming Back To Me

Andre Agassi's autobiography revealing his complicated relationship with tennis, fame, and personal struggles, including a violent childhood and a tumultuous career.

Open

Muhammad Ali's autobiography wherein he discusses his life and struggles inside and outside the boxing ring, showcasing his activism and personal insights.

The Greatest: My Own Story

Gareth Thomas's journey as a former rugby player who came out as gay and later revealed his HIV positive status, emphasizing themes of identity and societal pressures.

Proud

A memoir by William Finnegan detailing his life as a passionate surfer who traveled the world, exploring the deep connection between self and the ocean.

Barbarian Days

A biography of Tom Simpson, a groundbreaking British cyclist who died tragically young, delving into his career and personal battles, including drug use.

Put Me Back On My Bike

This biography offers a comprehensive look at the life of Muhammad Ali, charting his matches and exploring his impact on culture and sports.

Muhammad Ali: A Life

Kobe Bryant shares insights on his philosophy of life and basketball, reflecting on his career and the mindset that drove his success.

The Mamba Mentality

A memoir of the surfer who lost her arm in a shark attack yet returned to competitive surfing, showcasing her journey and resilience.

Bethany Hamilton

A book by Drew Brees detailing his comeback after a devastating injury and the personal lessons learned throughout his football career.

Coming Back Stronger

A narrative about the University of Washington's rowing team and their quest for gold at the 1936 Olympics, emphasizing teamwork and determination against all odds.

The Boys in the Boat

This autobiography chronicles Armstrong's battle with cancer and his subsequent return to cycling, illustrating resilience amidst controversy.

Lance Armstrong: It’s Not About the Bike

Greg Louganis's autobiography focuses on his diving career and personal battles, including coming out and dealing with HIV.

Breaking the Surface

Although primarily about her activism, this memoir by Malala Yousafzai also touches on the role sports played in her youth and her fight for education and rights.

I Am Malala

Jack Nicklaus's autobiography reflects on his legendary golf career, family life, and the lessons learned along the way.

A Life Well Played

An insightful book by Garrett Friesen exploring mental strategies for athletes, encapsulating the mindset required to succeed in competitive sports.

Mind Gym

This memoir shares the story of a woman who rose to success in sports management, focusing on her personal and professional challenges.

The Second Life of Sally Muir

- Muhammad Ali: This biography draws on more than 500 interviews, painting a vivid picture of one of the most significant personalities of the 20th century, exploring his boxing career, activism, and struggles with Parkinson's disease [1].
- The Death of Pantani: An account of Marco Pantani, an Italian cyclist with a celebrated career cut short by substance abuse, featuring exclusive interviews that reveal both his talent and flaws [1].
- Coming Back To Me: Marcus Trescothick's memoir about his premature retirement from international cricket due to mental health issues, opening a discussion about the pressures faced by athletes [1].
- Open: Andre Agassi's autobiography revealing his complicated relationship with tennis, fame, and personal struggles, including a violent childhood and a tumultuous career [1][11].
- The Greatest: My Own Story: Muhammad Ali's autobiography wherein he discusses his life and struggles inside and outside the boxing ring, showcasing his activism and personal insights [9].
- Proud: Gareth Thomas's journey as a former rugby player who came out as gay and later revealed his HIV positive status, emphasizing themes of identity and societal pressures [3].
- Barbarian Days: A memoir by William Finnegan detailing his life as a passionate surfer who traveled the world, exploring the deep connection between self and the ocean [1].
- Put Me Back On My Bike: A biography of Tom Simpson, a groundbreaking British cyclist who died tragically young, delving into his career and personal battles, including drug use [1].
- Muhammad Ali: A Life: This biography offers a comprehensive look at the life of Muhammad Ali, charting his matches and exploring his impact on culture and sports [11].
- All In: Billie Jean King's autobiography chronicles her tennis career, activism for gender equality, and personal struggles, making her a pivotal figure in sports history [11].
- The Mamba Mentality: Kobe Bryant shares insights on his philosophy of life and basketball, reflecting on his career and the mindset that drove his success [11].
- Forward: Abby Wambach's memoir about her soccer career, illustrating her rise in a male-dominated sport while addressing the challenges women face [11].
- Bethany Hamilton: A memoir of the surfer who lost her arm in a shark attack yet returned to competitive surfing, showcasing her journey and resilience [12].
- Coming Back Stronger: A book by Drew Brees detailing his comeback after a devastating injury and the personal lessons learned throughout his football career [6].
- The Boys in the Boat: A narrative about the University of Washington's rowing team and their quest for gold at the 1936 Olympics, emphasizing teamwork and determination against all odds [11].
- Lance Armstrong: It's Not About the Bike: This autobiography chronicles Armstrong's battle with cancer and his subsequent return to cycling, illustrating resilience amidst controversy [6].
- Breaking the Surface: Greg Louganis's autobiography focuses on his diving career and personal battles, including coming out and dealing with HIV [12].
- I Am Malala: Although primarily about her activism, this memoir by Malala Yousafzai also touches on the role sports played in her youth and her fight for education and rights [12].
- A Life Well Played: Jack Nicklaus's autobiography reflects on his legendary golf career, family life, and the lessons learned along the way [11].
- Mind Gym: An insightful book by Garrett Friesen exploring mental strategies for athletes, encapsulating the mindset required to succeed in competitive sports [11].
- The Second Life of Sally Muir: This memoir shares the story of a woman who rose to success in sports management, focusing on her personal and professional challenges [11].

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