Great/Amazing Amatuers Who Were REALLY Bad Pro's

Perfect Plex

Now I know this has been done before. But name some amazing/great amatuers who were really bad pro's. And when I say bad I mean really bad.

So don't name fighters who challaged for world titles, or even fought in world title eliminators, or even got some good wins.

Name amazing/great amatuers who never beat no one of note, were beaten by sub par/journyman fighters and ended up losing alot etc.

So the likes of Breland, Rademacher, Howard Davis, aint allowed!

You get my point?

Jimbo16031992

He challenged for a world title, but did nothing to deserve the shot, Fraudley Audinary F***ing Harrison.

sonnyboyx2

i think Shawn O'Sullivan would take first place in this

Joey Giardello

How about that big puncher cant think of his name who knocked out larry holmes twice as a amateur, he done nothing as a pro

NChristo

Courage Tshabalala

sonnyboyx2

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joey Giardello

How about that big puncher cant think of his name who knocked out larry holmes twice as a amateur, he done nothing as a pro

Duane Bobick?

Dynamite76

Marvin Stinson
Davey Armstrong.

Cardinal Buck

Ricky Williams.

Ramon Garbey.

NChristo

Vince Shomo.

rightsideup

shawn o sullivan ended up 23-5 which is not to bad. I often wondered how he could fight at 47 as a pro and 56 as an amateur. I saw simon brown beat maurice blocker in a unification match in vegas and he sure was impressive
This guy put shawns first pro lose. I think shawn got into many wars in the amateurs and was half spent by the time he turned pro. He broke his hand in the brown fight as well.

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Cardinal Buck Undisputed Champion Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 1,326 Rep Power: 5 Points: 1,000,032,792.25 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 1,000,032,792.25 Donate	Ricky Williams. Ramon Garbey.

rightsideup Interim Champion Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 746 Rep Power: 6 Points: 5,200,173,341.96 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 5,200,173,341.96 Donate	shawn o sullivan ended up 23-5 which is not to bad. I often wondered how he could fight at 47 as a pro and 56 as an amateur. I saw simon brown beat maurice blocker in a unification match in vegas and he sure was impressive This guy put shawns first pro lose. I think shawn got into many wars in the amateurs and was half spent by the time he turned pro. He broke his hand in the brown fight as well.