John Laskey

Perhaps i’m biased because I’m an ATP superfan, but this documentary was successful at giving us an inside look at Mardy fish’s mind. His openness about his struggles led to a telling story of how consuming anxiety can be. Andy Roddick also made great contributions in his interview. I believe that even a casual tennis fan or someone who doesn’t enjoy tennis would find this doc intriguing

I came into this not knowing very much about the PGA tour, or Tiger & Phil. But the author does a great job explaining everything about each of the guys, from their highs to their lows. After reading this I’m a lot more intrigued about how the tour works, and the incredible amount of focus the day to day life is. I would recommend this book on any point in the golf enjoyment spectrum

Read this because I had just read “It’s Better to Be Feared” so I was kinda on my Patriots swag. I had also recently watched the Hernandez documentary. It only took me a week to read this book which says a lot because i’m not a quick reader. It’s hard to put down and I like there’s a lot of good places to stop so it’s easy to jump back into things after a break. He really did a good job of explaining the psychology and motivations of AH, and how something incomprehensible like how his career panned out, ended as it did. Paterson looks from every angle, and paints the entire picture on so many parts of Aaron’s life. I would recommend this to anyone.