The Worley Warrior
The Worley Warrior by Frank Bybee is a personal narrative that chronicles the author’s life experiences, beginning with his upbringing in Goldendale, Washington. Published by AuthorHouse in June 2011, this edition spans 132 pages and is presented in English. The book details Bybee’s struggles with alcohol starting at age 16, his time in a juvenile correctional facility, and the challenges he faced with addiction throughout his early adulthood.
Readers will find a candid exploration of Bybee’s journey toward sobriety, which began in 2000, alongside his passion for boxing. The narrative highlights his achievements as a three-time Toughman Champion and a professional boxer, while also touching on his role as a single father and college student. The book addresses themes of psychology, addiction, and personal growth, providing insight into the resilience required to overcome life’s obstacles.
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Frank Bybees life story. Growing up in Goldendale Washington. Started drinking alcohol age 16. I was sent to a Washington State Juvinile Correctional Facility for a year and a half. Age18 when released. From age 18 untill age 25 was thrown in jail dozens of times for drinking. I became drug and alcohol free in the year 2000, Id been boxing for a year or so. I faught in my first Toughman Contest. I am now a 3x Toughman Champion. Im a Professional Boxer. A single dad to my 10 year old daughter. A College Student, Just living one day at a time now. Doing the best I can.
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