Biggest Waste of Talent ,Fighters who never fullfilled there true potential

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Zab Judah and..


David Reid ... he was suppose to be the next best thing till he met Felix Trinidad, hasnt faught since 01

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Bowe, and Tyson really stick out in my mind. They were both from the same neighborhood. Both were very good coming up, but once they reached the top they lost interest in the sport. Bowe a lot sooner than Tyson, or maybe Tyson was just that good that he lasted longer. Both huge disappointments. I'm sure there's more, I just need to be reminded. lol

[Fox McCloud]

Yeah... I saw the entire career of the guy who went 1-1 with Oscar Delahoya.

And beat...Um, who again?

He is given a pass by most because he was "too small" to be operating at welter or junior middle.

I agree with you though...

I don't know how many fighters get absolutely dominated twice by two different fighters in two different ways. He didn't even just have a guy who had his number, or a style that he couldn't overcome. Two different guys with two styles who dominated Mosley is two different ways.

Forrest battered him around the ring and Wright outclassed him.

EDIT: He is widely considered the 2nd best lightweight ever, which is why people keep him so high in their mind.

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That ****ing image nearly made me gag. I HOPE to hell it was an accident.

Well then this video is for you. lol

http://www.twisted-humor-online.com/...and-a-cup.html

[Thread Stealer]

He is given a pass by most because he was "too small" to be operating at welter or junior middle.

I agree with you though...

I don't know how many fighters get absolutely dominated twice by two different fighters in two different ways. He didn't even just have a guy who had his number, or a style that he couldn't overcome. Two different guys with two styles who dominated Mosley is two different ways.

Forrest battered him around the ring and Wright outclassed him.

EDIT: He is widely considered the 2nd best lightweight ever, which is why people keep him so high in their mind.

I don't know of too many historians that rank Mosley all that highly at lightweight (The Ring had him barely inside the top 20). He is rated fairly highly due to potential and talent, but not on resume. His opposition at 135 was rather weak.

The top 2 are generally considered to be Roberto Duran and Benny Leonard.

Pernell Whitaker, for instance, I rank clearly higher than Mosley at 135 because of his achievements there.

I think Mosley would be a handful though for most lightweights in history. Not just because of his talent, but also because of the weigh-in procedures. He's bigger than most lightweights of the past.

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Andrew Golota

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EDIT: Shane is widely considered the 2nd best lightweight ever, which is why people keep him so high in their mind.

But on the basis of beating WHOM?

[Fox McCloud]

I don't know of too many historians that rank Mosley all that highly at lightweight (The Ring had him barely inside the top 20). He is rated fairly highly due to potential and talent, but not on resume. His opposition at 135 was rather weak.

The top 2 are generally considered to be Roberto Duran and Benny Leonard.

Pernell Whitaker, for instance, I rank clearly higher than Mosley at 135 because of his achievements there.

I think Mosley would be a handful though for most lightweights in history. Not just because of his talent, but also because of the weigh-in procedures. He's bigger than most lightweights of the past.

But on the basis of beating WHOM?

Like Stealer said... ability and talent.

I guess it wouldn't make sense for me to mention that when you said his accomplishments... my fault Dios. Forgive me?

[Thread Stealer]

But on the basis of beating WHOM?

Who is the girl that Snoop is looking at?

"How my hair look Mike?"

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

Who is the girl that Snoop is looking at?

"How my hair look Mike?"

Dunno...But I wanna hit that almost as bad as Snoop does.