Which fighters do not get the repect that they deserve?

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  1. JASPER

    JASPER Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Past and present?
     
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  2. Post Box

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    Chavez Jr, and only up until recently I would have said JMM and Cotto.
     
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    Little Pea 'A' grade boxing fan Full Member

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  4. AnotherFan

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    Floyd Mayweather. His avoidance of Pac is completly blown out of proportion.
     
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  5. SJS19

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    Ricky Hatton
    Antonio Tarver
    The Klitschkos (though others over rate them)
    Robert Guererro

    (I'll have lots more)
     
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  6. RedDragonBoxing

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    Calzaghe, Mayweather, Wlad, Martinez
     
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  7. JASPER

    JASPER Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I agree with Cotto and JMM . . . Chavez gets a resented because he has been handled very well on route to the title. He may be a very good fighter but he did not prove it coming up and got a belt before it was his time. Not to mention people are claim that he is only riding off of his fathers name. i am not super impressed but i am impressed. He could do very well if he stays in shape and keeps improving his game.
     
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  8. timagen

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    Pac
    Floyd
    Wlad
    Vitali
    Lewis
    Toney
     
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  9. Post Box

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    Fair play he did have have an easy route to start off, but that is to expected with no amateur background. He's now picking up the pace at a pretty solid rate and has improved tenfold under Roaches assistance, I remember people calling him overrated before he even had a chance to prove himself.
     
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  10. Threetime no1

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    Timagen you surprise me.
     
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  11. ZippyMan

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    Calzaghe

    He was able to excel at the highest levels with badly damaged hands.
     
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  12. canucks9314

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    Manny Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather and Andre Ward.
     
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  13. Thread Stealer

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    Michael Spinks.

    A lot of people just remember the Mike Tyson massacre, not him being one of the greatest LHWs ever and becoming the first LHW champ in like a century to win the HW title.
     
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  14. SJS19

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    Maybe even Oscar De La Hoya.
     
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  15. JASPER

    JASPER Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Yeah ricky gets shafted quite a bit. He was unfortunate to be o the tail end of two of the most memorable KOs in superfights in the last 25 years.

    Tarver was very good but was lucky to catch RJJ at the right time

    K2, do get a lot of heat but it is usually due to the constant bombardment by their rabid fan base.

    Robert, doesn't get much buzz either way really. People where saying he was not ready for PBF which is reality.
     
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