The Guv'nor: The Autobiography of Lenny McLean

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Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). The man who took no s**t from anybody but was the 1st to look out for you if you deserved it, a smack on the chin if you deserved that too!

I remember Roy saying that they’d been out to a club a few nights before the fight and got absolutely hammered.

Lenny weighed twenty one stone at his strongest: he was a big man from a family of successful bare-knuckle fighters. He did, finally, and it was then that his fearsome reputation was put to work in the ring and on the streets. Got myself shot, love,’ he announces perfunctorily to his wife Val when a mystery gunman hits him in the backside.

A bare-knuckle fighter by profession, he was one of the most notorious figures ever to emerge from the East End of London.The majority of the book was overshadowed by his underlying issues with his stepfather and the loss of his father. McLean, who in his prime was six feet three inches (191 cm) tall and weighed over 20 stone (280 lb; 130 kg), boasted that he could beat anybody, in either a legitimate match or in an unlicensed match with or without gloves. Today's villains are bastards who will attack women and children, not like 'villains' in the old days. Biography: Lenny McLean, also known as "The Guv'nor," was a British boxer known for being "the hardest man in Britain.