Former UFC light heavyweight champion Chuck “The Iceman” Liddell will be signing copies of his book “Iceman: My Fighting Life” in New York and New Jersey over the next few days.

Chuck was on the Opie and Anthony show this morning. Opie, Anthony, Jim Norton, and comedian Bob Kelly had a blast with Liddell. 

They talked about Chuck’s recent win over Wanderlei Silva, pro wrestlers transitioning into MMA, and plugged his book signings in the area.

Book signing info:

1/29/08 1:00 PM

BORDERS BOOKS & MUSIC- WALL STREET

#566
100 Broadway
New York, NY 10019

1/29/08 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM EST

BOOKENDS
232 East Ridgewood Ave
Ridgewood, NJ 07450
Store: 201.445.0726

1/30/08 6:30 PM

VIRGIN MEGASTORE-TIMES SQUARE
1540 Broadway
bet. 45th and 46th
New York, NY




Here is a description of the book from amazon.com

“When I walk out of the tunnel, I can see the lights, hear the music, feel the crowd, but it all begins to close off as I near the cage. By that point I’m thinking, I’ve been training hard, it’s time to focus….Every man is born with a fight-or-flight instinct, and mine is to fight. It always has been.” —From the Prologue

What’s it like to have no fear, to make people cower in their shoes, to know the sweet satisfaction of knocking a guy out with a single, devastating punch? You have to read my book to find out. I’ve been called the baddest man on the planet. I’m the face of Ultimate Fighting Championship, the leader in mixed martial arts and the fastest growing sport in America. In 1998 I won my first MMA fight. Not long after, the UFC came calling, and eventually fought my way to become the #1 ranked light-heavyweight contender in the world. Not bad for a bartender with a college degree in accounting.

I was raised by a single mother and inspired by my grandfather, a first-generation Irish American from Mafia-run Brooklyn. I learned how to fight at a very young age. Now I’m 6’2”, 220 pounds, and a trained lethal weapon, but I’m also fiercely loyal, maybe even a bit sensitive, and unexpectedly romantic. In raw detail, and with total honesty, I’m going to tell you the story of my fighting life—both inside and outside the Octagon—including my childhood in the poor section of Santa Barbara, gritty insider accounts of my major fights, stories behind my trademark mohawk and nickname, my ongoing rivalry with Tito Ortiz and deep-rooted friendship with Dana White, and how I balance life as a father, a UFC champ, and a superstar—or try to, anyway. With never-before-seen photos, Iceman is my true, no-holds-barred story of fighting my way to become a champion.