Worst story in boxing?

[The Smash]

Kassim Ouma was kidnapped at 6 years old and forced to fight in the resistance army in Uganda, killing people when he was just a kid, when he left the country they killed his dad, 5 of his sisters and 3 of his brothers have died too and he was shot twice in Florida.

Forgot about Kassim. The build-up to his Taylor fight was like an episode of the West Wing.

[Nacho_Analstain]

Forgot about Kassim. The build-up to his Taylor fight was like an episode of the West Wing.

Yeah I really wanted him to win that fight, he seems so happy to, I'm not sure I could have survived his life.

[fitefanSHO]

There was a really good documentary done about Kassim Ouma and his ordeal, and his boxing career. It was on HBO I think. Google it if you're interested.

[Pastrano]

Tony Ayala jr. He was about to get a title shot and was the most promising young boxer of his time and then he gets all high and drunk and throws his career away. Comes back at 36 and wins several fights, then loses his most important fight because of eye swelling. Sucks big time!

[fitefanSHO]

Tony Ayala jr. He was about to get a title shot and was the most promising young boxer of his time and then he gets all high and drunk and throws his career away. Comes back at 36 and wins several fights, then loses his most important fight because of eye swelling. Sucks big time!

The recidivist con Ayala got a little more than high & drunk.

He ****d a woman.

[Pastrano]

The recidivist con Ayala got a little more than high & drunk.

He ****d a woman.

Did I say he didn't? I just said he was high and drunk, totally wasted and committed a crime in this state. A crime of passion, is it called? He got 15 years for ****, while Tyson got only 6 and served 3, is that justice? The difference was that Tyson was champion and a celebrity, Ayala wasn't.

[fitefanSHO]

Did I say he didn't? I just said he was high and drunk, totally wasted and committed a crime in this state. A crime of passion, is it called? He got 15 years for ****, while Tyson got only 6 and served 3, is that justice? The difference was that Tyson was champion and a celebrity, Ayala wasn't.

The difference is that Ayala's crime was vicious, Tyson's really wasn't.

It was borderline consent in Tyson's case.

[Pastrano]

The difference is that Ayala's crime was vicious, Tyson's really wasn't.

It was borderline consent in Tyson's case.

Baah! Don't give me that, Mike obviously did **** that girl. So Ayala forced his victim at gunpoint, Mike didn't. Thats the only difference. Mike didn't need a gun, with his brutish strength. Ayala didnt really know what he was doing and that he held a gun is a proof of that. He was just on a crazy rampage. Tyson wasnt under the influence as far as I know.

[JAB5239]

Did I say he didn't? I just said he was high and drunk, totally wasted and committed a crime in this state. A crime of passion, is it called? He got 15 years for ****, while Tyson got only 6 and served 3, is that justice? The difference was that Tyson was champion and a celebrity, Ayala wasn't.

The difference is Ayala had a history of having have twice previously assaulting women.

[BritishBoxing92]

for me it would be

peterson brothers since they spent their childhood homeless,

jeff merit (one of don kings first ever fighters i read about in a biography about don king he was the first for him to promote was a homeless drug addict who don took in and then when he lost don left him and had nothing to do with him and he ended up homeless again),

johnny tapia his mother was killed when he was a kid i think he saw her lying dead when he was young

jake lamotta had his father force him to fight grown men for money when he was a kid

sonny liston father beat him up and was thus left to retreat to st louis

mickey ward drug addict for a brother , ***********al family and general problems in life

mike tyson enough said...

cant think of anymore atm