Most wasted talents ever

Tyson was more than just "a bit" past it in the Holyfield fight. He had a 4 year layoff, and fought less than seven rounds since.

 

So you're saying Tyson reached his full potential as a fighter?

 

nooooo, lol. What part of bk u live in by the way?

 

Michael Nunn should've been more than he was.

 

The only 1 to have a 100 percent run, was perhaps Ray Robinson or Harry Greb?? Was going to say Louis, but he had WWII.

 

He beat Seldon a reining heavyweight champ. And top contender McKinely. Thats pretty good. And he blow em out in 1 round each.

 

Flatbush:good

 

Seldon took a dive, everybody knows that. McNeely was a media hype machine, and everybody should know that.:good

 

But Louis peaked before going to war, so I would say he reached his full potential as a fighter.:good

 

He would have had more title defenses, plus his defense would have tightened up and his punches even shorter. He would have improved as a fighter.

P.S.- do you honestly think Bowe would have beaten him?

 

Maybe?? Maybe not, who knows what he could have done during the WWII years. I belive there was a lot more to go. Louis was about 26 or 27 when he enter the war. He might have jazz us even more by knocking out Tommy Farr in a rematch or something.

 

o word, I use to live there 2, be4 I moved to LI. used to live on bedford in between Linden and Nostrand. Im surprised you thought she was buffie lol. Nah im about 2 change my pic right now as a matter of fact hol on

 

But do you think physically could he have improved during the war?