Johnny Bratton Ralph Tiger Jones Luis Rodriguez Willy Pastrano Joe Brown Henry Hank Ralph Dupas Joey Archer Pierre Langlois Gil Turner Carl Olson Rocky Castellani Gaspar Ortega Raul Macias Rodolfo Martinez Matthew Saad Muhammad Spider Webb Victor Galindez Yaqui Lopez Joey Giambra Jose Gonzalez Jose Torres Jose Medel Kuniaki Shibata Antonio Cervantes Art Hafey Art Aragon Armando Muniz Buster Mathis Sr. Curtis Parker Eddie Perkins Effren Torres Jose Medel Shozo Saijo Ernesto Marcel Greg Haugen Gregorio Peralta Holley Mims Jimmy Paul
Two that come to mind for me personally. 1) kid gavilan, I read once that his record is deceptive and he actually should have won the majority of his losses. Further research into this claim could see him crack my top 25. 2) Another is gentleman james corbett, up until his loss to fitz I believe he achieved more or atleast equal to the achievements of tunney. I don't think past prime losses should be held against him and actually am willing to officially label him as "underrated"
JD, I have fond memories of Tony Janiro. At 16 he won the Ohio Golden Gloves title, turned pro and was the best looking boxing prospect i ever saw. He was expected to be another tony Canzoneri, but women was his downfall. He was a curley haired pink cheeked matinee idol,and was catnip to the ladies. After he retired he became a bartender near the old MSG...
Merqui Sosa (despite the last one) Tony Thornton Reggie Johnson Orlin Norris (despite I made 2 or 3) Jameel McCline Carmen Basilio Ossie Ocassio Rubin Carter Rodrigo Valdez Steve Collins