Boxers with impressive early career resume's

Look at this poor *******!

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His first 7 opponents included Kelly Pavlik, Sergio Mora, and Librado Andrade!

 

this guy is pretty unlucky lol

 

^ he probably ****ed his managers daughter..

 

Yeah looks that way.

 

wilfred benitez, fernando vargas

 

Sonny Liston- Johnny Summer (2 wins) became a top 10 boxer a year after I believe. This was Sonny's 6th and 7th fight. Fought Marty Marshall a few fights later a top 10 lightheavyweight.

 

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Salvador Sanchez

 

As far as I am aware he fought no notable opponents on the world stage until he fought Danny Lopez. Of course after that it was first tier opposition all the way, but before on I don't recognise anything. Wanna fill me in?

 

Sanchez pretty much came out of nowhere to beat Little Red. That was suppose to be a "routine title defense."

 

Kostya Tszyu and Azumah Nelson were on the world title scene pretty sharpish.

 

Yep but while nelson was given to Sanchez as a easy defence Tsyzu was quicky managed. They certainly don't **** about in Australlia- did you know Michael Katsidis second pro fight was a scheduled 12 rounder. Don't get me wrong I'm sure his opponent was probably not thought of well enough to do 12 with a banger like Katisidis but if that didn't happen it becomes a risk. Very nice matchmaking to see.

 

Acelino Freitas

 

Jesus! Pete Rademacher has to have had the most difficult opposition ever for a new pro.