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Indigo Bundini Lib/E: Don't Believe the Hype | Erin Mills Town Centre
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Fifty years after he coined the iconic phrase Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, Drew Bundini Brown remains one of boxing's most mysterious and misunderstood figures. His impact on the sport and the culture at large is undeniable. Cornerman and confidant to two of the greatest fighters ever--Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali--Brown lived an extraordinary American life. After a poverty-stricken childhood in Jim Crow Florida, Brown came of age traveling the world as a naval steward. On being discharged, he settled in New York City and spent wild nights in the jazz joints of Harlem, making a name for himself as the charismatic street philosopher and poet some called Fast Black. He married a white woman from a family of Orthodox Jewish immigrants, in dramatic defiance of 1950s cultural norms, and later appeared in films such as the blaxploitation classic, Shaft. In Bundini , Todd Snyder digs deep into Brown's expansive story, revealing not only how he became Muhammad Ali's hype man, but also, as boxing's greatest motivator, how he became a model for others who seek to inspire, in any endeavor.
Fifty years after he coined the iconic phrase Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, Drew Bundini Brown remains one of boxing's most mysterious and misunderstood figures. His impact on the sport and the culture at large is undeniable. Cornerman and confidant to two of the greatest fighters ever--Sugar Ray Robinson and Muhammad Ali--Brown lived an extraordinary American life. After a poverty-stricken childhood in Jim Crow Florida, Brown came of age traveling the world as a naval steward. On being discharged, he settled in New York City and spent wild nights in the jazz joints of Harlem, making a name for himself as the charismatic street philosopher and poet some called Fast Black. He married a white woman from a family of Orthodox Jewish immigrants, in dramatic defiance of 1950s cultural norms, and later appeared in films such as the blaxploitation classic, Shaft. In Bundini , Todd Snyder digs deep into Brown's expansive story, revealing not only how he became Muhammad Ali's hype man, but also, as boxing's greatest motivator, how he became a model for others who seek to inspire, in any endeavor.
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