Which current fighter has the worst management?

Kessler, he should have been in the ring with a notable opponent last month, but Palle can do nothing of the sort. Here's a guy who can easily break the P4P top 10 within a few fights as well and go further from there.

 

Victor Oganov

 

Kessler

 

i just feel that a kid coming up with a boatload of talent and an olympic medal/amateur experience should be in a better position than he currently is... i think he should have way more fights under his belt, and i also get the feeling that after his performance against hanshaw, he will be avoided... i think in the showtime telecast it mentioned that he didn't even have a contract with a promoter, which in today's day and age, i just can't see that being a positive

 

Does this mean I can't go with Oscar?

 

I totally agree that was my pick just wanted to know if our reasons were the same What are they doing with his brother who also fights 168 if you know please share

 

Allan Green...

 

How about winky I know his style isn't the easiest to sell but how does he fight his prime years under the radar like that

 

[qIuote=Paulie]Allan Green...[/quote]
i agree dumb move to take on miranda(with a so called ****ed up colon and even dumber to fall out of the echols fight and let your opportunity to get back high in the limelight in a open 168 all to chase a shot lacy

 

guzman, khan, cintron

 

Charlie Zelenoff

 

Ishe Smith

 

:good

That might have been the worst move I've seen in a long time.

 

Kessler
Mundine
Sergi D (the 154 pound fighter)
Guzman
Travis Simms
Winky Wright