Lewis, Holyfield, Tyson and Botha

[Cardinal Buck]

Ricardo Williams is still around as far as I know, and not that old either. I'd say he has an off chance of winning a title still, although obviously he's not destined for greatness.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Ricardo Williams is still around as far as I know, and not that old either. I'd say he has an off chance of winning a title still, although obviously he's not destined for greatness.

yes he is around and seems to be focused on boxing now,, and i think he is around 30, so yes he does have an outside shot of getting a title but even then, he came in with so much hype in the early 2000s,,, Now he is in the shadows with paul spadafora, both trying to reclaim some relevance,,

[Ben Bolt]

That is why i dont even get hyped for young guys until they have 2 or 3 solid wins

Wise words. I must practise them some more.

[Ben Bolt]

breland

In my opinion, he's the best example of that an outstanding amateur ain't always the same as an outstanding pro.

[billeau2]

Wise words. I must practise them some more.

Easier said than done haha. But worth a try for sure BB.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

In my opinion, he's the best example of that an outstanding amateur ain't always the same as an outstanding pro.

He did have a pretty decent career though, we had a thread about him awhile back, and its seems he had a good career, just not a HOF career, and he came with the hype of being a future ATG

[Ben Bolt]

Easier said than done haha. But worth a try for sure BB.

He did have a pretty decent career though, we had a thread about him awhile back, and its seems he had a good career, just not a HOF career, and he came with the hype of being a future ATG

Yes, he did, and I don't want to take anything away from him.
It's just that I remember his amateur days. Probably the best I've seen.