Name Some fighters who had bad/medicore Amateur carrers but had godd pro career's

[Joey Giardello]

Name Some fighters who had bad/medicore Amateur careers but had good pro career's?

[Tiozzo]

Cotto has had a mediocre amateur career I believe

he has avenged some AM losses when he turned pro...

[The_Demon]

I heard andrade had an AM record of 3-17 something like that,which is pretty terrible,and i know he isnt a great fighter but hes in the top 10 of a hot division

[Heavy Bag]

Cotto has had a mediocre amateur career I believe

he has avenged some AM losses when he turned pro...

Actually Cotto was quite the amatuer.

Winning numerous PR National Titles, Panamerican Championship, 2nd place at Junior World Championships, and also representing PR at the World Champions & Olympic Games, do he didn't have the best of success at them competitions especailly for someone his standard.

[Barn]

Johnny Nelson

[Heavy Bag]

Johnny Nelson

Yeah now that guy really is a success story. His book is also a must read.

[Tiozzo]

Actually Cotto was quite the amatuer.

Winning numerous PR National Titles, Panamerican Championship, 2nd place at Junior World Championships, and also representing PR at the World Champions & Olympic Games, do he didn't have the best of success at them competitions especailly for someone his standard.

I shouldn't have made that assumption then without checking...

[Tiozzo]

Eddie Machen only had 3 amateur fights (I haven't checked how they went down)

I know we're not talking about the length of the AM carreers, but becoming a pro as good as he was is quite a feature with so little AM experience

[katsidis]

Johnny Nelson

God damn it, that was who I was gonna say!

[Barn]

God damn it, that was who I was gonna say!

lol.........