Who are some young fighters/prospects who stepped up too soon?

You could argue it was world level to be honest.

 

Lomachenko with Salido is an obvious one.

 

IIRC, Oleg claimed to have like 20-25 fights in the backwaters of Eastern Europe that didn’t appear on his record, FWIW.

 

Really? Never heard that one myself.

 

Not so obvious in my opinion.
Under normal circumstances he would have won that fight and broken the record instead of tying it. He even came close knocking him out at the end and the decision could have gone either way as well.
He just got Texas'd

 

IIRC it was mentioned on the broadcast of one of his early televised fights, like McCall or Tua or Alex Stewart maybe.

 

David Reid. Even with his Amateur and Gold Medal pedigree, he had no business in the ring with Tito in his 15th pro fight. His best win was probably an old Simon Brown at that time. Not only that, he had that eye injury and a disadvantage.

 

Nobody, they're just cowards if they don't. Per forum experts.

 

Nah, another shitty corner that didnt watch papa Trinidad wrap Tito. Reid beats Trinidad without chito wraps.

 

Joshua - Klitschko happened very early for Joshua. He was just 18-0 and became WBC, IBF and IBO heavyweight champion. Klitschko wanted this before he retired to give the fans a signature fight.

 

All corners watch the other guys wrap. They have to sign off on them, which Vargas' team did.

 

Do some research....

 

What happened in the Trinidad Hopkins case then?
Hand was already wrapped and signed off.

 

Brother Naazim mind games. Which worked. Is this how you came to the conclusion NO ONE saw Tito's hand wrapped? Because of this fight, you try to retro-actively discredit his priors?