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    Most dissapointing careers old and new

    Heres a few that dissapointed me

    Fernando Vargas - Damn u Tito!!!!

    Gerald Mcllelan - hardly his fault.

    Ike Ibeabuchi - Why u have to go nuts boy!?

    Ike Quartey - good career but should have applied himself more.

    Joan Guzman - guys so talented but he wasting his career and the clock is ticking

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    emmanuel augustus
    glencoffe johnson
    and most of it aint their fault

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    • #3
      Zab "Super" Judah

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      • #4
        I say Kelly Pavlik,even tho I am a fan. There is no way he can out live that devastating loss to Hopkins. His career is pretty much over before it started.

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        • #5
          In comparison to his potential, one has to has to include Tyson.

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          • #6
            Jorge Solis... He needs a belt... Too much talent on him...

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            • #7
              Panchito Bojado

              Ricardo Williams jr

              Ike Ibeabuchi

              Mando Ramos

              Tony Ayala jr

              Aaron Pryor - After his big wins against Arguello he got addicted to cocaine, wasted his career.


              Last edited by mrpain81; 12-30-2008, 05:39 AM.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Tengoshi View Post
                In comparison to his potential, one has to has to include Tyson.
                Thats a good call actually

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                • #9
                  Allan green can be a bad mutha ****a but **** he aint showin none of that right now

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                  • #10
                    zab super too much damn talent... and also meldrik taylor he was ****in dope...

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