Openweight - Lee, Jo

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Résumé :
???The awe-inspiring love story of guilt, grief, love, and revenge ??? 'A guilt-ridden ex-boxer, haunted by his last fight is pushed back in the ring to face the current abusive heavyweight champion in a no love-lost openweight grudge match...' Salvatore 'The Saviour' DeLuca never stepped back into the ring after what he caused. Some saviour he is. Instead, he feels he is better off dead but doing that himself he feels is too light a sentence. His family do not speak to him, governed by that of the iron fist of his unforgiving family-proud father. All Tory lives for is the countryside farm where he works and the potwash he slaves over, not to mention alcohol and cigarettes. Such a sad guilt story for someone who once had the sporting world in his grasp and the girl of his dreams. But after an altercation with the current British heavyweight champion, Logan 'The Devil' Devlin, the fight goes viral. Word spreads fast throughout the boxing community. It becomes the talk of the town and media. People debate who would win. Who would win? People want this fight to headline the upcoming Everlast Openweight Grudge Match Tour arriving in the UK over Christmas. Middleweight Tory refuses until Logan and his heavy hand make it more than personal. Revenge. The fight is on! The Saviour versus The Devil it is. Location? Nothing other than the London O2 Arena. A Box Office sell out! The whole world gets excited for Christmas Eve, not just for festivities, but for the most anticipated fight in years... ...and I welcome you to witness the spectacle... This fictional boxing lad literature is perfect for anyone who likes full-contact sports such as boxing, martial arts, UFC, bare-knuckle boxing (BKB), openweight bouts, and is fitting for young adults, teens, and adults....

Biographie:
Jonathan Pogioli (Jo-Lee) is an author from Dorset, England. Typically specialising in writing his own screenplays, he ventured forth adapting his own scripts into novels in order to gain more exposure to his work. His ethos is to educate, entertain, empower, and enlighten his readers through the power of story.