Most wasted talents ever

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well of course as regards the huggers he's vastly overrated. i just think as time has past by he now gets a slightly raw deal as regarding his overall standing.

 

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where do you guys get those animated smileys.

 

Joe Calzaghe, Donald Curry, Tim Witherspoon, Paul Gonzales, Mark Breland, David Reid.

 

On the side of the reply bar when you post.

Dang, I still can't get over that avatar!:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

Ok, maybe he wasn't totally wasted talent, but he definetely didn't reach his full potential. Anyone denying that is a hater, plain and simple.:good

 

Pop quiz, Tyson was the youngest man to lose the title. I do find it funny people going on how Tyson was shot vs Douglas.

A bit past his peak vs Holyfiled. But Tyson was not shot. Lewis yes, Tyson was shot.

 

lol, a lot of people say that. I change it up from time to time, for all the homeys on esb. Prolly change it 2day again.

 

If Whitaker had managed to live a clean life (granted, extremely problematic for a modern boxing champion), he might still be undefeated today. Ditto Camacho. If Eddie Mustafa Muhammad had joined Overeaters Anonymous and Weight Watchers, he might still be going strong. (Eddie's style was nursing home chic anyways.)

Dwight Davison needed a Tony Robbins seminar, or some motivational inspiration from some source.

Max Baer is classic, although what happened to him was unavoidable after Frankie Campbell. Ditto Griffth after Paret.

I remain convinced that Galento would have dethroned Louis, if only he had sufficiently hydrated himself before their match with bathtub gin martinis. (Plus, Tony wouldn't have felt Joe's punches, and might have been able to knock Louis out with his breath alone.)

Craig Payne became the first United States amateur to defeat Teo Stevenson since Bobick at the '71 Pan Am Games, but as a professional, he looked like he was training to become a Yokozuna.

Duran. What might he have accomplished if he had the discipline of a Ray Robinson or Marciano, or the joy of training of a Griffith? (As is, he's my all-time number two, by I remain convinced he would have beaten Hagler and Hearns if he had always maintained peak condition. He would have also beaten SRL in New Orleans.)

 

Is that Buffy the Body?

 

Give us her name so we can look her up lol.
Do Lyric next. I think she is the best imo.