I've read the first two. I think 2 was better than 1. Not read 3 but none of neither of them was amazing. Good but not great

I haven't read any of those, but if you're looking for a great sports book I'd highly recommend The Boy Who Runs: The Odyssey of Julian Achon.

His story is riveting -- poor, rural family in Uganda; abducted into Joseph Kony's army as a child soldier; escapes; eventually becomes a national middle distance running champion; later a U.S. collegiate champ; Olympian; humanitarian. The writing is simple, but engaging for a biography, written in a narrative style. There are a few spots that lag in the book, dragging parts of the story out a bit longer than necessary, but overall it's incredible, eye opening, and inspiring. I struggled to put it down.