Did Eddie Mustafa Muhammad really have much more potential

[LittleRed]

Overrated Flea! Galindez was a monster! Here's a highlight of him wreaking havoc.

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[jowcol]

Originally Posted by salsanchezfan

Except maybe Rossman.

Victor was way on the downside when he fought Rossman. Don't forget Yaqui's total destruction of Mike (and his family of questionable morals.) My $0.02
Piss on Rossman...simply another talent that pissed it away with 'inner-demons'

[Senor Pepe']

Originally Posted by Curtis Lowe

Eddie Gregory was one of the more talented fighters of his era, but he was incredibly lazy and uninspired 99% of the time. Which makes it ironic that his is a trainer today.

You can triple up on 'uninspired'.

A very good fighter, who could have easily been better.

Not what 'Great' Champions are made of.

[Clinton]

Originally Posted by KOTF

Well he did KO Jake LaMotta.

The fix was in.

[red cobra]

What discouraged Eddie vs Galindez was that quick right hand counter in the 3rd (or 4th) that decked him right after he had Victor hurt against the ropes with a body shot. Victor showed how dangerous he was then and it out Eddie into a cautious mode after that, although he kept it close.

[Senor Pepe']

Originally Posted by red cobra

What discouraged Eddie vs Galindez was that quick right hand counter in the 3rd (or 4th) that decked him right after he had Victor hurt against the ropes with a body shot. Victor showed how dangerous he was then and it out Eddie into a cautious mode after that, although he kept it close.

Eddie Gregory had everything going for him in that fight with Victor Galindez.

Youth, strength and confidence. The 25 year-old Eddie, believed he could
not be beat, and could walk through any 175 lb. Light-Heavyweight's punch.