'A Boy Named Henry – British Boxing Legend Sir Henry Cooper's Story 'by Stu Armstrong is a captivating journey through the life of one of Britain’s most cherished sporting heroes. From humble beginnings in Bermondsey, South London, to his iconic battles in the ring, this compelling biography shines a light on the extraordinary man behind the gloves.

Henry Cooper, affectionately known as "Our 'Enry," rose from a gritty working-class upbringing to become a three-weight British champion, European heavyweight champion, and the only boxer to ever floor Muhammad Ali, then known as Cassius Clay, in a dramatic encounter that captured global attention. With detailed accounts of his most memorable fights, including his heroic performances for the coveted Lonsdale belts and his thrilling clashes with the world’s greatest fighters, this book brings Henry’s story to life.

Stu Armstrong doesn’t just focus on the triumphs but delves deeply into the challenges Cooper faced—both in and out of the ring. The story explores the mental toll of defeats, the highs of public adoration, and the struggles of navigating life after boxing. It paints a vivid picture of Cooper’s resilience, humor, and humility, qualities that endeared him to fans across generations.

The book also touches on Cooper’s life beyond boxing, from his television appearances and advertising fame to his knighthood and status as a national treasure. Armstrong offers rare insights into the man who never forgot his roots, remaining grounded despite his legendary status.

With rich dialogue, vivid descriptions, and historical context, A Boy Named Henry is not just a story about boxing—it’s a tale of perseverance, honor, and a man who became the heart and soul of British sport. Whether you're a boxing enthusiast or new to the sport, this is an inspiring and unforgettable tribute to the life and legacy of Sir Henry Cooper.