Most dissapointing careers

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  1. heerko koois

    heerko koois Obsessed with Boxing

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    Know what you mean...
     
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  2. PATSYS

    PATSYS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Joan Guzman
     
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  3. Ilesey

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    Guzman and Solis.
     
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  4. The_Ikon

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    Hamed had a great career... and shined the spot light and money on the lighter classes.
     
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  5. Mr. STRUGG

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    floyd joy mayweather junior. what a disappointment
     
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  6. Mr. STRUGG

    Mr. STRUGG Well-Known Member Full Member

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    rid**** bowe, valero and tokunbo olanjide,
     
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  7. Ducklerr

    Ducklerr Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    He certainly did, but he still left me wanting a lot more.
     
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  8. the factor

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    Tony Ayala jr on the bottom rung but would have fitted in with Benitez Leonard Hearns Duran and Hagler.
     
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  9. Mr. STRUGG

    Mr. STRUGG Well-Known Member Full Member

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    panchito bojado, edwin valero
     
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  10. Tancred

    Tancred Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    ****ey
     
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  11. Tancred

    Tancred Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Unbelievable thats ridiculous
     
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  12. OooStylezooO

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    First thought that came to mind was Pirog for some reason. Edwin Valero is really tragic, would've been a lot of fun to watch his battles that never came about.
     
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    mike tyson.
     
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    proksa, more because he looked sooo good at dismantling opponants with ease and grace. a polish heavier lomachenko. sharp punches form every angle....the way he destroyed sylvester....now...this? kerry hope sticking to the jab and outboxing him. then golovkin absolutly obliterating him...now mora...now this other polish contender. its my first case of seeing someone go through a whole career unfold then fly off the spindle.
     
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  15. Bobthepen

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    Toney. Appreciate he achieved a lot, but he was a special talent.
     
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