Insight and Intellect: Esteemed Boxing Writer Thomas Hauser weighs in on Cotto-Pacquiao

Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao Latest News from examiner.com Thu, 07 Oct 2009

In no matter what profession you are involved in, you can’t help but notice your peers. The people who apply the same craft as you do can be looked at with admiration, contempt, and even a bit of jealousy at times, but at the end of the day it’s always wise to keep tabs on the people involved in the same field as your own. As a journalist myself I notice a wide range of talents in the field of boxing journalism, but nobody has stood out to me over the years as much as Thomas Hauser.

Originally hailing from New York, Hauser began writing in 1977 and since then he has authored over 36 books covering a wide array of subject manner. His most renowned literary piece on boxing, Muhammad Ali: His Life And Times, was nominated for a Pulitzer prize and serves as the...

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