The most mediocre fighter ever

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  1. redrooster

    redrooster Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    he's too old anyhow (have you seen what John looks like?) and those are fights I just don't take. i'm sure leonard would take it though.
     
  2. Nemesis

    Nemesis Well-Known Member Full Member

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    seeing as John Garfield didnt mention it I will, Tommy Hurricane Jackson
     
  3. Titan1

    Titan1 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Chaplin is up there, but maybe not the most. James Broad is too.
     
  4. john garfield

    john garfield Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I don't think mediocre quite captures Jackson, N. He defies description.
     
  5. Sweet Science

    Sweet Science Peaceful Muslim Warrior Full Member

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    I'd say John Ruiz but I'm not sure if he qualifies, so I'm going with
    Peter "I rocked Tyson" McNeeley. The man even has his own website, 'Hurricane Watch':
    www.hurricanepetermcneeley.com
     
  6. He Hate Me

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  7. ChrisPontius

    ChrisPontius March 8th, 1971 Full Member

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    Axel Schulz. He did rise above mediocrity when he handed an aging Foreman his ass, but the judges saw it otherwise and resume-wise he couldn't get past mediocrity. He was a solid boxer with an excellent chin.