Biggest Prospects that failed

You're reading my posts here though..... Lol. Get a grip man. You've really been lashing out lately. Maybe another extended break would help? Seem to be even more angry and delusional than usual - BJ Flores a better opponent than Hammer for Povetkin? That's pure lunacy!

 

1 out 3.... don't flatter yourself bum..lol

I read the 1st line then think to myself, geez he's such an akward guy, then proceed to bash the almighty scuba fury!

 

You have a lot of pent of frustration and inner struggles man, you've been lashing out lately. Think you might need a break from the forum to recuperate.

 

TOO long... didnt read ,BUM! LOL

 

I suggest taking a break from the forum my dude.

 

TOO long didnt read!!!

 

I suggest taking a break from the forum my dude.[2]

 

Excuse me Mr Scuba Fury, next time you enter this thread can you leave your flippers at the door? Thanx in advance jackass!!

 

While I think he is a bit of tosser now I was a big fan of Anthony Mundine when he left rugby league at his peak to turn pro. I thought he would be a big star overseas and go down as 1 of the great all round athletes but I think he wasted a big chunk of his prime not testing himself in America.He had a decent career and made sum good money but he probably could have done with trying somebody besides his father as a trainer. Also I thought Juan Pablo Hernandez was going to be better then his career turned out to be

 

Michael Grant
Fernando Guerrero
Allen Green
Clifford Etienne...remember, he dominated Lamon Brewster
Mike Jones
Howard Davis Jr.
Tyrell Biggs

 

this may be harsh....... but edwin valero... he failed at life. does that count? dont get mad at me guys.

 

Engels Pedorsa
Jose Baret
Bobby Joe Young
Scott Olson
Ricky Myers
Tommy Ayers
Darnell Knox
Nino Larrocca

 

Jeff "no hook" Lacy
Clifford Etienne
Domminick Guinn
Lawrence Cley-Bey
Erik Kirkland
Josh Cobb....haha okay maybe that one is a stretch...

 

zab Judah - talk about natural, God-given talent
as much as mike Tyson's demise is a cautionary tale as to the importance of a strong mental game after losing cus, I can't help but feel that yoel Judah was kryptonite to his son's career