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Originally posted by MalevolentBite View PostDoes anyone know what's going on with Bakhram Murtazaliev ?Originally posted by anonymous2.0 View Post
He needs to fire his promoter for sure. I know he had a hand injury but Tim is coming up to 2 fights before Murt has even had 1.
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World Flyweight Champion Pancho Villa, 77-4-4 (22), died in San Francisco 100 years ago yesterday, in 1925 during an operation to tackle a throat infection linked to dental issues. He was only 23.
If Manny Pacquiao isn't the greatest Phillipino fighter in history, Pancho Villa was.
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Originally posted by Coverdale View Post
It's just been reported he's been ordered to fight Lubin by the IBF: Bakhram Murtazaliev vs. Erickson Lubin in works for early fall, promoter saysCoverdale likes this.
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Originally posted by Willow The Wisp View PostWorld Flyweight Champion Pancho Villa, 77-4-4 (22), died in San Francisco 100 years ago yesterday, in 1925 during an operation to tackle a throat infection linked to dental issues. He was only 23.
If Manny Pacquiao isn't the greatest Phillipino fighter in history, Pancho Villa was.
Why would you post that here? I wouldnt call villa wasted potential. That was a illness that took his life ( act of God). Thats out of his control.
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Originally posted by MalevolentBite View Post
Sup Willow.
Why would you post that here? I wouldnt call villa wasted potential. That was a illness that took his life ( act of God). Thats out of his control.Willow The Wisp likes this.
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Originally posted by The D3vil View Post
Eh, dying at 23 certainly prevents you from reaching your full potential, hence "wasted potential"
But I think The Universe is playing its 'long game' so it doesn't care.
Seriously speaking . . .
I wonder if there was a connection between the onset of pugilistic dementia (early brain damage) and having a difficult time with surrviving surgery back then.
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Originally posted by The D3vil View Post
Eh, dying at 23 certainly prevents you from reaching your full potential, hence "wasted potential"
Thanks for stopping by.
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Originally posted by MalevolentBite View PostWho out of these fighters had the greatest potential but due to outside or internal influences stopped their career from being better than it was?
I am not going to including fighters that did a crime and got sentence to a long prison sentence or someone who got into a freak accident.
1. Zab Judah
2. Jeff Lacy
3. Deontay Wilder
4. Leon Spinks
5. Adrian Broner
6. Andy Ruiz
7. Allen Green
8. Jermall Charlo
9. Kelly pavlik
10. Ray Mercer
11. James DeGale
12. Victor Ortiz
13. Gary Russell Jr.
14. Andre Berto
15. Abner Mares
If you think none of these names fit the bill. Submit your boxer.
Update 3/10/2025. After reading comments. I have added these boxers to the list.
Andrew Golota
Demetrius Andrade
Mikey Garcia
Vernon Forrest
Update 7/11/25
Gervonte Davis - I think he's going to prison this time.
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Originally posted by Willie Pep 229 View Post
If you take a universal view, then yeah, dying young is the universe wasting potential.
But I think The Universe is playing its 'long game' so it doesn't care.
Seriously speaking . . .
I wonder if there was a connection between the onset of pugilistic dementia (early brain damage) and having a difficult time with surrviving surgery back then.
I am not including people who died young, got killed or false convictions.Mr Mitts likes this.
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