Most dissapointing careers

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  1. Proud Warrior

    Proud Warrior Well-Known Member banned

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    Colin McMillan is a great call, I was only young but I loved watching him. Kirkland Laing is another one, beat Duran too.
     
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  2. STB

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    Naz comes to mind immediately.

    People forget he essentially retired at 26
     
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  3. antonio plaisir

    antonio plaisir the detonator Full Member

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    frankie gavin. promised so much, delivered next to nothing.
     
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  4. antonio plaisir

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    so far, of course.
     
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  5. zulander

    zulander Boxing Addict Full Member

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    David Haye
     
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  6. Buonaparte

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    Good shout.

    Proksa looked awesome for a brief spell.
     
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  7. DKD

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    Yes. Hilton wouldn't have been the fighter he was if not for his father and family, but that same family ultimately held him back.

    There's a pretty good documentary about the Hilton's on YouTube. Worth a watch for sure.



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