While possession of the world belt eluded him, boxing legend Scott LeDoux joined eleven heavyweights in the ring over the course of his career. Levy recounts his life story. Said to eat rusty
nails for breakfast by legendary boxing promoter Don King, Scott LeDoux came from a line of brawlers and miners. Taking punches in and out of the ring, he held secrets of childhood abuse. He
went mano a mano with Mohammad Ali armed with a poem of is his own. He once knocked sportscaster Howard Cosell’s toupee askew on national television; triggered a federal grand jury
investigation in 1977 and cried “fix” in the biggest sports and bank scandal in U.S. history. Annotation ©2016 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
