Warrior in Wellington Boots
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Narrated by:
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Jan Stefan Simonsen
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By:
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Cornelius Carr
Summary
Warrior in Wellington Boots is an autobiography written by former professional boxer Cornelius Carr. Cornelius came from humble beginnings, where he grew up on a large council estate in Grangetown, Middlesbrough, and fought his way to success, becoming a British super middleweight champion and WBF middleweight boxing champion.
Cornelius' memoirs highlight the struggles of a young boy trying to survive in a poor working-class part of Northeastern England. The story is bittersweet, depicting tragedy, hardship, humor, humanity, love, and success. The book is honest and raw, truthfully informing listeners of the highs and lows of one man's life journey from boy to boxing champion. Fate introduced him to the world of boxing, which allowed him to take paths he thought he would never take.
You don't have to be a boxing fan to enjoy listening to this inpirational story. This autobigraphy is gritty, captivating, and soul-bearing.
©2022 Cornelius Carr (P)2023 Cornelius CarrA true account of a boxers journey very truthful and witty in places. anyone that has entered the ring will relate to it and non boxers will love the inside view of what a hard life and dedication needed to be a champ
Well written and narrated it was is a must read for any sports fans
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excellent
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Inspirational, heart warming life story
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Excellent from start to finish, not just for boxing fans.
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A Powerful and Emotional Audiobook Experience
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This is a raw, funny, and at times heartbreaking autobiography about graft, resilience, and refusing to be defined by where you start. It’s obviously a boxing story, but it’s also a life story: hard lessons, setbacks, the mindset required to keep showing up, and the moments that make it all worth it. There are loads of takeaways that apply whether you’re into boxing or not — discipline, self-belief, accountability, and learning to fight your way through life without losing your humanity.
The narration is excellent too — it keeps the pace moving and lands the emotional moments without overdoing it.
If you like true stories that are honest, gritty, and ultimately uplifting, get this in your library. Highly recommended.
Gritty, honest and genuinely inspiring
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