Most dissapointing careers

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. Are you freakin kidding me? You're writing Pavlik completely off, after just one loss? What a presumptuous statement. Dope....

Zab Judah Ike Ibeabuchi

Joshua Clottey,the most dangerous and underestimated of the welterweight Elite,he could easily rule the welterweight division if the other Elite fight him!! agreed totally...hella underestimated

I don't think it was that Quartey didn't apply himself as much as it was managerial/promotional BS that kept him inactive and out of the big fights.

! roy jones! not that he didnt have a great career but if he would have fought better competition and got out by 32 he would have went down as the best ever.

Definitely "El Torito" Tony Ayala Jr. Sad, sad waste.

A few yrs ago Rocky Juarez was lookin like the next FW beast, but he's been punked into journeyman status by the big names. And David Reid surely coulda gone farther had he not run into Felix. yeah i felt rocky would have been somewhere better by now

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Meldrick Taylor Chavez destroyed not only his career, but destroyed his life. Listen to interviews of Taylor before the Chavez fight and after. He sounds normal before, but sounds like Bowe after the fight.

Calzaghe. Such a talented fighter but wasted it all never going Prime v Prime against HOF'er. To think someone is 46-0 yet his best wins are "Kessler" and "Lacey" is pretty lame

Thats all true but he was still a dissapointment, he coulds done alot more or at least thats what i and many others feltMore what exactly? he achived what 0.1% of boxers can achive and he did it with limited boxing ability. I find the idea that he's in this thread more than a little stupid, if anything he overachived.

Joshua Clottey,the most dangerous and underestimated of the welterweight Elite,he could easily rule the welterweight division if the other Elite fight him!!

A few yrs ago Rocky Juarez was lookin like the nest FW beast, but he's been punked into journeyman statues by the big names. And David Reid surely coulda gone farther had he not run into Felix. Yeah Reid looked a great talent to me.

Audley Harrison- An Olympic gold medalist, who is rubbish at boxing. If you didn't know, you assume he won that gold medal, in shooting or archery, certainly not boxing.

A few yrs ago Rocky Juarez was lookin like the next FW beast, but he's been punked into journeyman status by the big names. And David Reid surely coulda gone farther had he not run into Felix.

Meldrick Taylor Meldrick Taylor got his career beat out of him....Lefty

Hamed was champ for years and retired with bajilions in the bank, he also retired with a 36-1 record, held 3 out of the four major belts and the guy that beat him was hardly rubbish and beat him by 2 rounds. He was also the type of fighter that relied on reflex's and his had clearly gone. Thats all true but he was still a dissapointment, he coulds done alot more or at least thats what i and many others felt

Naseem Hamed Hamed was champ for years and retired with bajilions in the bank, he also retired with a 36-1 record, held 3 out of the four major belts and the guy that beat him was hardly rubbish and beat him by 2 rounds. He was also the type of fighter that relied on reflex's and his had clearly gone.

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 Michael Nunn Riddick Bowe Naseem Hamed The way their careers fizzled out was a shame.

Audley "A Farce" Harrison. Has the skills, hated being hit.