They Called Me Crazy: A True Story of Trial and Triumph - Ignat, Gheorghe
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What do you do when you are unexpectedly thrust into the fight of your life? And your enemy isn't who you think he is? They Called Me Crazy is a true story of a former heavyweight wrestling champion and undefeated MMA fighter turned Romanian mafia gangster and convicted criminal. Though he is an experienced fighter, none of the fights in the ring, in the cage, or on the streets were preparation for the battle of his life while in prison, at least not in ways he ever could have imagined. How do you fight an enemy you can't see from a place that feels utterly powerless? Told with disarming…mehr

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What do you do when you are unexpectedly thrust into the fight of your life? And your enemy isn't who you think he is? They Called Me Crazy is a true story of a former heavyweight wrestling champion and undefeated MMA fighter turned Romanian mafia gangster and convicted criminal. Though he is an experienced fighter, none of the fights in the ring, in the cage, or on the streets were preparation for the battle of his life while in prison, at least not in ways he ever could have imagined. How do you fight an enemy you can't see from a place that feels utterly powerless? Told with disarming candor and moving resonance, this tale of one man's battle for the ultimate victory will leave you inspired and uplifted!
Autorenporträt
A married man and father of four boys, author Gheorghe Ignat is the former 8-time Romanian national champion in Greco Roman Wrestling, 2-time Romanian national champion in Sambo Combat, and undefeated heavyweight MMA fighter. After becoming involved with the Romanian mafia, he was convicted for crimes and served prison sentences in Romania and England. During that time, he was transformed into the man he is today-one whose life work is dedicated to bringing healing and new life to ex-offenders, the homeless, and others who are rejected by society.