Fighters who were never the same after their first loss.

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by Sister Sledge, Mar 11, 2008.


Page 1 of 3
  1. Sister Sledge

    Sister Sledge Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

    18,129
    27
    Jul 24, 2004
    This content is protected
     
    Sister Sledge, Mar 11, 2008
    Sister Sledge, Mar 11, 2008
    #1
  2. Jase2483

    Jase2483 Everyday I'm Hustlin' Full Member

    470
    0
    Jan 19, 2008
    Can i make a predicition?

    Ricky Hatton!

    :D

    sorry...couldn't resist.
     
    Jase2483, Mar 11, 2008
    Jase2483, Mar 11, 2008
    #2
  3. Andrey

    Andrey Active Member Full Member

    1,201
    1
    Aug 15, 2004
    Naseem Hamed. no need for explanation.

    Imo Trinidad.




    Andrey
     
    Andrey, Mar 11, 2008
    Andrey, Mar 11, 2008
    #3
  4. BobDigi5060

    BobDigi5060 East Side MMA Full Member

    10,898
    2
    Feb 7, 2006
    Vargas and most recently Jason Litzau.
     
    BobDigi5060, Mar 11, 2008
    BobDigi5060, Mar 11, 2008
    #4
  5. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

    43,650
    13,046
    Apr 1, 2007
    Lacy?
     
    Russell, Mar 11, 2008
    Russell, Mar 11, 2008
    #5
  6. Larson

    Larson Paenkhay Full Member

    2,747
    0
    Dec 7, 2007
    Jason Litzau :|
     
    Larson, Mar 11, 2008
    Larson, Mar 11, 2008
    #6
  7. Sister Sledge

    Sister Sledge Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

    18,129
    27
    Jul 24, 2004
    David Reid comes to mind. He was happy to be in the fight with Trinidad, but didn't know how to step it up when he had to. When trinidad stepped it up, he couldn't compete and suffered a terrible loss and was never the same.

    Liston had already lost once, but he was considered unbeatable before he fought Clay. After the first Clay fight, he was never the same
     
    Sister Sledge, Mar 11, 2008
    Sister Sledge, Mar 11, 2008
    #7
  8. Florida boy

    Florida boy Bodacious Full Member

    1,078
    0
    Oct 3, 2007
    Meldrick Taylor
     
    Florida boy, Mar 11, 2008
    Florida boy, Mar 11, 2008
    #8
  9. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

    43,650
    13,046
    Apr 1, 2007
    Micheal Moorer.
     
    Russell, Mar 11, 2008
    Russell, Mar 11, 2008
    #9
  10. Renofan

    Renofan Member Full Member

    484
    0
    Sep 25, 2005
    Hector Camacho, after he fought Edwin Rosario.......its not a loss, although it could EASILY have been, given that some people still feel Rosario deserved the victory.....its been discussed numerous times on here that Camacho was never the same after that fight.
     
    Renofan, Mar 11, 2008
    Renofan, Mar 11, 2008
    #10
  11. good right hand

    good right hand Well-Known Member Full Member

    1,876
    10
    Jul 26, 2004
    mike tyson,

    after he lost to buster douglas he became more and more human.

    roy jones could also be a good name if you dont count his dq loss to montell griffen. after his knock out loss to tarver he becames more and more reliant on lateral movement.
     
    good right hand, Mar 11, 2008
    good right hand, Mar 11, 2008
    #11
  12. lefty

    lefty Boxing Addict Full Member

    5,802
    2
    Apr 29, 2006
    Lateral movement? He stands still now, lateral movement would be great but he doesn't have the legs.
     
    lefty, Mar 11, 2008
    lefty, Mar 11, 2008
    #12
  13. JohnThomas1

    JohnThomas1 VIP Member

    52,660
    44,084
    Apr 27, 2005
    George Foreman
     
    JohnThomas1, Mar 12, 2008
    JohnThomas1, Mar 12, 2008
    #13
  14. fists of fury

    fists of fury Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

    19,297
    7,044
    Oct 25, 2006
    Meldrick Taylor. He was physically and mentally never the same after Chavez.
     
    fists of fury, Mar 12, 2008
    fists of fury, Mar 12, 2008
    #14
  15. RoccoMarciano

    RoccoMarciano Blockbuster Full Member

    2,892
    16
    Jan 15, 2007
    Yeah, he only got better :smoke
     
    RoccoMarciano, Mar 12, 2008
    RoccoMarciano, Mar 12, 2008
    #15
Page 1 of 3