Boxing's biggest underachievers?

I heard of him when he beat Eubank, I thought he was shit up until he beat Lacy. LOL, what he was shit for like 8 years, and then suddenly, conveniently remembered how to be good again in more televised fight? I take it your joking?

Greg Page Howard Davis Jr.

I don't get how some people put champs in here that defended their title many times. Seems kinda wrong. its about achievement relative to ability. Both Tyson and Mayweather had a chance to become the greatest ever but didn't take them.

He was trained for his entire career I think, He was trained by Ingle for the most part and then Roach for his last few fights. Ingle reckoned had he stuck with him he would've been the greatest but Naseem had too many outside interferences.

Tyson,hamed And Michael Carbajal

Mike Tyson, hands down.

not true, my knowledge of boxing extends far beyond that of yours. whatever you say,

Prince Naseem Hamed was an underachiever, could've been so much more but for his cockiness thinking he didn't need a trainer. He was trained for his entire career I think, He was trained by Ingle for the most part and then Roach for his last few fights.

Prince Naseem Hamed was an underachiever, could've been so much more but for his cockiness thinking he didn't need a trainer.

he cant help it, hatton and mayweather are the only 2 fighters he knows of not true, my knowledge of boxing extends far beyond that of yours.

prosecuting attorneys > ibaebuchi real estate lawyers > tua OUCH.....:rofl::rofl:

True the Ottke decision was horrible but he did come up short alot he did. but it wasn't because of lack of effort...... bad luck and no name is a bad combination for a boxer's record. boxrec boys will look at his resume and say god this guy sucks......but you and i know better.

Ike Ibeabuchi Howard Davis Corrie Sanders Panchito Bojado *half of the Olympians. pick a country like USA or Mexico and go through those winners of gold,silver, and bronze and the numerous golden gloves champs that faded into obscurity or lost their love for the sport. David Tua >>> Ike Ibeabuchi David Tua UD12 over Ike Ibeabuchi 115-113

Andrew Golota

You insist on putting your idiocy right out in the front window. he cant help it, hatton and mayweather are the only 2 fighters he knows of

David Tua This guy could've had a much better career. http://images.search.yahoo.com/images/view?back=http%3A%2F%2Fimages.search.yahoo.com%2Fsearch%2Fimages%3Fp%3Ddavid%2Btua%26ei%3DUTF-8%26fr%3Dslv8-logi%26xargs%3D0%26pstart%3D1%26b%3D41%26ni%3D20&w=230&h=145&imgurl=media.apn.co.nz%2Fwebcontent%2Fimage%2Fjpg%2Fr21Tua.JPG&rurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.nzherald.co.nz%2Ffeature%2Fstory.cfm%3Fc_id%3D738%26amp%3BObjectID%3D156366&size=9.5kB&name=r21Tua.JPG&p=david+tua&type=JPG&oid=a9d0f5a06a5e98e8&no=48&sigr=12834jp83&sigi=11frge6mm&sigb=13a40n9jm&tt=616 If he could have stayed 5'10-5'11 210-215 lbs. throughout his career , he could've been a hell of a Cruiserweight Champion and Heavyweight Champion. Too bad...... WAR TUA!!!!!!

david reid.... Damn. Beat me to it.

correction. almost never got the decision. big difference. glengoffe fought in a lot of guy's hometowns...... True the Ottke decision was horrible but he did come up short alot

I forgot one, Glen Johnson fought the best almost never beat them correction. almost never got the decision. big difference. glengoffe fought in a lot of guy's hometowns......

You sure about that mate? you see im british too and probably not as knowledgeable about the sport as %90 of these mebers..but umm I've heard of the guy, the americans on the scene have heard of the guy. Shit many Europeans have too. Anybody who watches boxing knows the man. I think you need to lock yourself indoors and think about your nationality...hopefully you'll realise you're not british i also knew of him he may not have registered massively on my radar but i knew of him