Biggest waste of talent in boxing

I feel like Corrie Sanders had exceptional gifts but squandered most of his career with poor training habits and focus

 

Guzman
Bojado
Olajide

 

Ok Mr Knowitall :rofl Whatever you say its a waste of time trying to talk sense to an idiot. Take your fantasies somewhere else:nut

 

:deal

 

Cornelius Johannes "Corrie" Sanders from South Africa!

 

You are being very kind to Ike with the "foolish call" remark. Ike was a demented peice of living human ****. Did you ever hear of what he did to his girlfriend's 15 year old son back in Texas after he and her got into a spat?

 

That aint fantasies, you idiot. That was all fact.


Explain to us, here at ESB/BN24, how exactly Ibeabuchi was supposedly next for Lewis.

 

I was fan of both Rocky Juarez and Kendall Holt, but they frustrated the **** outta me. Juarez would come on strong way too late in a fight and Holt had the speed and power to beat many elites, but he'd crumble mentally. Against Peterson he was acting out of whack even before the fight started. A veteran don't act that way. That's why he never really made it out espn.

 

Gamboa... Hands down

 

1.) Humberto "Zorrita" Soto
2.) Shawn "Manos de Oro" Estrada
3.) Juan "El Pollo" Valenzuela
4.) Francisco "Panchito" Bojado

 

tony ayala

 

Corrie Sanders

His success in boxing was due to natural talent alone, he never trained properly because he was a pro golfer

boxing was just a part time gig for him

 

I'm not sure. He has been in boxing since he was born and bought through the cuban amateur system widely regarded as the best. He couldn't ask for a better start to the sport.

 

Gamboa always fights with his hands down... true. But he's not a big waste of talent. He never had the fundamentals to move up in weight successfully.

 

The 2000's elite jr welterweights Olympics prospects, only Cotto proved himself

Abdullaev
Bojado
Williams jr
Pinto