Everybody Has a Plan Until They Get Punched in the Face: 12 Things Boxing Teaches You About Life

A really good book. Tony (Anthony) shares not only experiences throughout his life but also lessons learned from them. Highly recommended.

It's a good read. It's not a full on autobiography but does have a number of anecdotes about his experiences in reaching the top. Like many boxers sometimes the biggest fight is with yourself and the book is loaded with tips and hints on how to defeat mental fragility. It's quite reminiscent of ant middletons stuff but with a boxing slant.

Unrelenting foul language made me stop halfway through and give it to a charity shop. I hope a ‘clean’ paperback version is published. I cannot believe Tony wrote this and I blame the publishers and the ghost writer for giving Tony this silly over-the-top tough guy image. Take out the foul language and you have an exciting, well written read which could be an inspiration for youngsters. So disappointing !

Very good read, loses some pace in the middle but very strong start and end! Highly recommended whether you are a fan of boxing or not.

Am still reading this book am not a boxing fan saw him on TV talking to Dan on breakfast TV and he sounded interesting He writes from the heart hes down to earth and practical with a no nonsense approach to what he wants in life, and to boxing but it also relates to aspects of my life and others too. If you are easily offended then take note there are a lot of swearing in the book.

Excellent read written like a seasoned author with passion and honesty from the start right to the end full of great stories past and present outstanding book with added quotations from the legend himself "!back of the net"

Great book. Wonderful insight into what it took to be a boxer and a man at peace with himself.

Followed “Antony’s career” being a “fellow blue”Met him once in Ormskirk , very down to earth guy and a great family man