Philip Berger (Philip Berger)
Author, Journalist. He was a sports writer, screenwriter and author who specialized in boxing. He wrote more than a dozen books on sports and entertainment, including collaborations with Joe Frazier and Larry Holmes on their autobiographies. His other books include “Forever Showtime – The Checkered Life of Pistol Pete Maravich” and “Miracle on 33rd Street,” the New York Knicks’ championship season of 1969-70. He was the boxing writer for the New York Times from 1985 to 1992, and he also wrote for Esquire, Playboy, Sport and the Village Voice. He also wrote the screenplay for the movie “Price of Glory,” which was released in 2000. (bio by: Frank Russo) Cause of death: Cancer
Born
- April, 01, 1942
Died
- March, 03, 2001
Cause of Death
- Cancer
Cemetery
- Knollwood Park Cemetery
- USA