1970 onwards who were the best amateur turned pros in NY NJ

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  1. zetsui

    zetsui Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I am curious. Why do these two states always produce such shitty athletic talent?
     
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  2. Joejr

    Joejr Boxing Addict banned

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    There too busy taken steroids, putting on fake tan
     
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  3. Cobra33

    Cobra33 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Davey Moore,Hector Camacho,Mark Breland,Mike Tinley,Doug Dewitt,Iran Barkley,Alex Ramos,Howard Davis jr,John Verdosa,Juan Laporte,
     
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  4. expljose

    expljose Active Member Full Member

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    I always thought new jersey produced some decent foot ball players and new York always had decent basketball players with rucker park and what not

    I know PA is a hot bed for prime time football players always has been
     
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  5. SLAKKA

    SLAKKA Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Eddie Gregory had more pure talent in his pinky then you guys will ever know about.

    not you cobra
     
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  6. Titan1

    Titan1 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Mitch Green, Dennis Milton, Carl Williams.
     
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