UFC superstar Georges St.Pierre is set to release his autobiography, ‘The Way Of The Fight’ in April.
Hot on the heels of his latest welterweight title defense against Nick Diaz, the sport’s biggest pay-per-view star, who’s widely considered one of the top two pound-for-pound fighters in the world, will give a level of insight into his life that we’ve never seen before.
Not only will he tell his own side of the story, but there will also be insights from those who know him best like his mother, his coaches John Danaher and Firas Zahabi and manager Rodolphe Beaulieu.
Read the publisher’s description below and look out for the book’s release on April 9th in Canada and April 23rd in the U.S.
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“An intimate, human and philosophical look at the life of the UFC world champion—his journey from years of bullying to the very top of the world of mixed martial arts
As the world’s most popular UFC fighter, Georges “Rush” St-Pierre seems almost impossibly tough and dominant. But long before he was “GSP,” as his millions of fans know him, he was just a kid harassed by bullies. But he was also a kid who, thanks to years of practicing martial arts, invented his own way of life.
He became a black belt in karate at the age of 12. In his later teens, working as a garbage collector to finance his unique and innovative training methods, GSP learned from repeated losses and ultimately found a way to triumph in a highly competitive field.
Along the way, he discovered a simple truth: never stop reaching for your goal.
With startling honesty, GSP relates the true story of growing up in the martial arts and discovering that his passion for learning and constant improvement makes him happy. By way of fighting, he’s discovered how to succeed; by way of injury, how to maintain perspective on that success. This book highlights the lessons that brought him there, the unique system he invented to combine various forms of fighting arts, and the key people who helped make him world champion.”
