Big Risk Low Reward Fighters??

Margarito
Vitali
Kessler I think already perdicting if Calzaghe wins

 

Glen Johnson defines this, I believe.

 

Good list except for these two. They are both champs now and wouldn't be low reward IMO.

 

I don't think these guys are big risks anymore esp Barret for the fact that Cliff Couser destroyed him in 2 rounds.

And Mayorga is more of a low risk high reward fighter nowadays.

 

What are Monte Barrett and Ricardo Mayorga doing on that list?? :huh

Mayorga, who wasn't that good to begin with, is now little more than a punching bag for aging ATGs, and where the hell is the risk in Barrett now? A couple of years ago maybe, but what's he done lately to equal his performances against Mesi, Gunn and Beck?

 

The Ultimate: Kirk Johnson.

 

Rocky Juarez -

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- If he can pick up his pace he could be dangerous.

Ricardo Mayorga -

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- I think he is pretty much done at this point, the conqueror of Forrest isn't going to be doing much conquering to any of the current big names. Especially after the whippings both Tito and Hoya put on him. Then again, he is in the Light Middle division..which is short on supply of big time fighters.

Monte Barrett -

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- Doesn't have the punch to scare anyone off, and when a protected fighter like Valuev picks him to fight against, you know there must be a reason.

Andrew Golota -

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- There is always the chance he might make you a woman, or otherwise injure you severely.:!:

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Shannon Briggs -

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- He is a risk for the first round, that is about it. In the press conference stage he performs well, but when it comes to performance in the ring, he has nothing. It would be an easy "name" win for anyone at this point.

Antonio Margorito -

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- This guy is in a bad spot right now, if he thinks people were ducking him before..now that he doesn't have a belt he might as well be blacklisted. Williams might give him a rematch though, or he might move on to bigger better things.

 

Joel Casamoyer.

 

Clottey really fits to this category.

 

I think there's a difference between BR/LR and Most Avoided. Casamayor is among the most avoided, I agree, but beating him at least gives one credibility for marketing purposes going forward.

1) I think Margarito now soars to the top of this list. He is a serious fighter coming off a loss.

2) Carlos Quintana belongs on here, too, because his style could be confusing for a lot of fighters. Cotto made him look much worse than he truly is.

3) Among the HWs, I'd vote for Chris Byrd and Calvin Brock. Two skilled guys who don't bring much excitement, but both have the potential to be a pain in the ass for a mean slugger.

4) Adrian Diaconu at 175. He might be overhyped on this forum, but elsewhere no one knows anything about him.

 

You know, Lampley, on second thought, I have to agree with that. He's high risk, but the reward is there. Good point. :good

 

I agree with the highlighted names... the reason I dont agree with some is that, I think there is a moderate reward for beating certain guys and for others, they're not much of a risk anymore...

Allan Green is probably the highest rated American Super Middleweight...

 

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no one want to fight him no one and becuase he has no belt thats it he aint gonna be back soon

 

heres some quick names


emanuel augustus
jesse feliciano
vince phillips
cruz carbojal
ubaldo hernandez
manning galloway
juan valenzuala
anotonio ramirez
miguel angel huerta
davarryl willamson
dale brown