Boxer Hobo: My Pro Fights

Boxer Hobo: My Pro Fights: Here are my latest YouTube movies! My later winning Pro Knock-out fight at Wagga Wagg: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyE-2dmxFag Par...

My Pro Fights

Here are my latest YouTube movies!

My later winning Pro Knock-out fight at Wagga Wagg:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyE-2dmxFag


Part One Welterweight: 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=po6_OTFYYNE

Part 2 Welterweight:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3etXYwRXYwg

Heavyweight:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2oQ-zlSY90

John Walker's Five-Star Review of Boxer Hobo

John Walker's 5*****Star Review of Boxer Hobo

I'm stoked! I've just received a fantastic five-star review on Amazon by the brilliant author of Wrath and Remembrance, John Walker!
How great is that!

Here it is, Review of my book; Boxer Hobo by John Walker:

*****A knock out!, June 1, 2012
by DarkWords (Paris, France) - See all my reviews
This review is from Boxer Hobo (The Hobo Chronicles) (Kindle Edition)


When self-styled professional boxer and hobo, Johnny Noctor, regains consciousness in hospital the world is never the same for him. Johnny has sustained a fractured skull and serious brain injury and there's a question on how he got that way. The doctors assume that he must have fallen over while drunk, but Johnny suspects that he's been viciously assaulted. Frustrated by excuses and bureaucratic resistance, he hits the streets again with the firm intention of finding his assailant himself. Author, Johnny Noctor, knows how to write with a sardonic and often poetic wit: "I'm Noctor, where's the doctor? ... I'm not robo, I'm hobo ... Doctor Dunn, are you married to a nun?" But along with the humor, there's a serious story being told. Intelligent, sharp, wry and reminiscent of Charles Bukowski's tales from the hard, alcohol-hazed side of life on the fringes of society, Johnny shines a light on so-called friends who only know how to use, take and then discard, along with the ugliness of an apathetic society and corruption in a sport he loves and values, while he struggles against his own demons, works hard to be a positive role model to his children and survives the brutalities of life on the cold, concrete streets where death stalks invisibly in the form of The Nothing, searching for the next easy victim. But Johnny refuses to be a victim, and however hard he got knocked down, he was never out for the count. His resolute, never-say-die attitude has to be admired as he triumphs over adversity when many other men would have crumbled and thrown in the proverbial towel. Life, especially when complicated by injury and the misery of addiction, can be the hardest fight of all. 

Thank you, John Walker, I really appreciate this more than you know. Here's a link to the great writer John Walker's Blog: Here


And his website: Here


Here is the link to my book: Boxer Hobo


Here is the link to my reviews on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Boxer-Hobo-The-Chronicles-ebook/product-reviews/B0078NXI0G/ref=cm_cr_pr_top_recent?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=0&sortBy=bySubmissionDateDescending

Smokin' Joe Frazier!

What a Great 5*****Star Read!

 Smokin' Joe: The Autobiography of a Heavyweight Champion of the World, Smokin' Joe Frazier.

I’ve seen all of Joe Frazier’s fights and watched them dozens of times, so when I finished reading his great autobiography in the Hobart library in Tasmania, I dreamed of meeting him one day when The Hobo invades America. I read his autobiography just six months before he passed away and I caught this photo of his book in my hand. My Higher Power, Mt Wellington, is seen in the background through the library window. Joe Frazier’s book was fantastic and I loved reading about his hard childhood before his boxing days, and though he was poor, he had a wonderful family. Smokin Joe had a great sense of humour, both in-and-out of the ring and was obviously as funny as Jerry Lewis and Muhammad Ali. I loved Joe Frazier’s hilarious and absorbing literature, especially the part about bug-eyed nut-balls and whipping scamboogas and such.

Six months after reading this inspiring book, I cried when hearing of the planet's best heavyweight passing away. Philadelphia lost its greatest heavyweight champion and I'm saddened because now I’ll never get to meet this compassionate and kind man who treated everyone as an equal, and after reading his story, I know that he wouldn’t treat a homeless boxer any different to a rich one, which is unlike the way I’ve been treated. Maybe the spirit of Smokin' Joe will join me on my next run up my Higher Power, Mt Wellington, along with Bon Scott from ACDC.

There should be a statue at the top of the Philadelphia steps of the great Joe Frazier, the real heavyweight champion of the world, not some actor.

I hope the Frazier family are all okay and I thank them for keeping Smokin' Joe’s legacy strong for all of his fans.

Here is a link to his great book on Amazon Books: 

http://www.amazon.com/Smokin-Joe-Autobiography-Heavyweight-Champion/dp/002860847X/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

Boxing Promoters

Even though The Hobo hasn't had a drink this year, Johnny Noctor,  Australia's homeless boxer, is still sleeping in his swag. 


Since New-Years Eve, I've been running up mountains and done a hundred rounds of sparring. It's about time some of these smart trainers and promoters started filming and exposing what Boxer Hobo is really like when in shape and off the grog. I can easily prove that this registered fighter can't get matched up in Australia even when bashing everyone in the gym. Fight!