From Unbeaten Beasts to Broken Men. Fighters Who Really were never the same again???

Thats a good shout about Davey Moore.

 

Cheers:good

A couple of more recent ones:

Jose Antonio Aguirre, a dominant Straweight champ, was never quite the same after defeat to Eagle.

Same with Nelson Dieppa (up a division) after his loss to Cazares.

 

Brilliant shout on Mijares.

 

One I was surprised with was Darchinyan, he was every part the bully when he got KO'd by Donaire then he struggled for a while, then hit some amazing form and was for a period one of the best in the world before getting a bit too cocky.

 

Meldrick Taylor

 

Mickael second to Nunn ran into a undefeated lights out in a big homecoming (does that happen anymore?) damn i still have nightmeres of that fight (I really liked Nunn) Mickael was dominating, started playing to the crowd even rubbing his gloves on Toney's face at one point, then suddenly got countered with that picture perfect left hook and he was never really the same after that.

 

Bernard Hopkins

 

Maybe Roy Jones?

 

Tito Trinidad.

Looked like an unbeatable monster coming into the Hopkins (David Reid, Fernando Vargas, Mamdou Thiam and William Joppy all but destroyed). Hopkins ended up giving him a brutal beatdown.

Never reached the same heights again (nice fight with Mayorga though).


In the same vein, David Reid (very promising up and comer) and Fernando Vargas (very promising up and comer) never quite the same (the Reid case is a bit different of course) after Trinidad brutalised them.

 

how did naz get ****ed up? He was outclassed by him, but never in danger!
Look at the Sanchez fight, that was a sign of Naz declining in terms of "showing up" ...my two pence.


Camacho after the Rosario fight..

Vargas after the Tito Fight..

 

jaime garza..........

 

bunce when he lost setanta

 

Oh ****, ruthless..lol

I would like to know when Ali became like that???

 

Was thinking the same thing, but I don't know if I would call him a beast.