The biggest waste of talents.

[talip bin osman]

tony ayala & scott harrison...

harrison was in the era of the recent "big 4"...

he would've been a handful to any of that 4... a firefight with pacquiao & morales would've been epic...

[shelly12345]

Re:

So everyone has his faults, but we cannot deny him.

[Toney616]

Michael moorer. Atlas said he hated training and didn't listen to anybody.

Moorer was a bonifide headcase

[Tiozzo]

Corrie Sanders

[katsidis]

Toney, Tyson, Hamed, Bowe, Nunn

[BigStereotype]

Prince Naseem, Mike Tyson, James Toney, Ike Ibeabuchi, Edwin Valero, Rid**** Bowe, Buster Douglas

[SBleeder]

I don't see how Tyson was a "waste of talent". He won the championship and held it for over three years. He didn't have the talent to beat A-grade fighters, so I don't see how he really could have done any better than he did.

[BigStereotype]

Didn't have the talent? Does A+ handspeed and power not constitute talent anymore? He let his skills deteriorate when he fell in love with his power and you're right - he wasn't Roy Jones. He couldn't lean exclusively on his talent. But he was as naturally gifted as any heavyweight I've ever seen not named Ali.

[Dapperdon70]

Panchito Bojado, Hector Camacho Jr, and Ricardo Williams.

[Dapperdon70]

CHRIS ARREOLA. dude says he is going to train harder and lose weight but he never does really disappointing. but i still love the dude.

You are so right on this. He has talent, but the guy can't stay away from "Albertos' restaurant. He openly admits he likes to eat and drink beer. He won't realize that he really could have done something if he just trained like a champion.