naseem hamed, as someone else mentioned had so much more to give ike ibeabuchi audley harrison ajose olusugun joan guzman ricardo torres david haye also wouldve like to see chris john capitalise on wins against jmm and juarez by possibly moving up to lightweight.
Mark Breland had an outstanding career in boxing. However he was suposed to become one of the all time greats, he didn't.
If Sanchez had not died and just retired after the Nelson fight he'd still be an all time great. He had allready put together a complete career at his young age. His death was tragic and who knows what he would have done. While there are a lot of what if's. Dissappointing is not the right word.
It's easy to forget the hype surrounding Gerry Cooney before his fight with Holmes. The way his career turned out was ultimately a huge disappointment
You beat me to it. Always springs to mind on this subject.Thought Norris and Nunn would do more than they did,even though they did "achieve."
:huh He died young in a car crash.How can any lack of achievement be termed"disappointing"? Tragic would be a more appropriate description.
For the potential he had he should be knocking on the door of the top 10 ATGs yet he is content taking long vacations and not fighting the best since he moved to 140 and up. He achieved a lot but still has a hugely dissapointing career, and i think that just shows how much he could have achieved.
Lem Franklin Wilfredo Benetiez (I felt he could've achieved more if took training more seriously) James Toney (Same as Benetiez) Tommy Morrison (The HIV Poistive test really ****ed his life over)
Naseem Hamed Zab Judah Jermaine Taylor Edwin Valero Andre Berto Boom Boom Bautista Kelly Pavlik Devon Alexander Ricky Hatton Jorge Linares