- My Story: In this autobiography, Rocky Graziano recounts his life's journey, from his troubled youth in New York City to his path toward boxing success.
- Somebody Up There Likes Me: This book recounts the story of Rocky's rise from small-time criminal to middleweight boxing champion. The book later became the basis for the 1956 Hollywood movie of the same name, which starred Paul Newman as Rocky.
- Fighting Heart: The Rocky Graziano Story: Written in collaboration with sportswriter Peter Alfano, this autobiography explores not only Graziano's boxing career, but also his personal struggles and eventual redemption.
- Rocky Graziano: One Last Shot at Glory: Co-written with John F. Schulian, this book focuses on Graziano's final championship fight against Tony Zale, which took place in 1947 and marked a defining moment in his career.
- Legendary Nights: The Tale of Two Fights, co-written with Peter Heller, compares and contrasts Graziano's iconic bouts with Zale and Sugar Ray Robinson, analyzing their significance in the history of boxing.
These works provide intimate insights into the life and career of Rocky Graziano, highlighting his accomplishments and personal growth both in and out of the ring.