First published 2013
Georges "Rush" St-Pierre opens his life to readers after reaching the pinnacle of mixed martial arts. The Canadian welterweight champion appeared invincible until a devastating injury threatened everything he had built. His title hung in the balance. His career faced an uncertain future. St-Pierre committed to a disciplined physical therapy routine, but the healing process became something deeper. He used this forced pause to examine his path from bullied youth to internationally celebrated fighter. The memoir reveals his most private memories through powerful stories of his journey. St-Pierre shows how he transformed pain into strength, setbacks into comebacks. He shares the principles that guided him through darkness and doubt. This is the account of a champion who discovered that true victory sometimes means starting over.
Genres: biography, autobiography, action, memoir
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: overcoming-obstacles, personal-journey
Setting: Canada
240 pages · Hardcover · William Morrow