Who do you think is the most protected prospect?
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The Overprotected:
The most overprotected is Dmitri Salita (28-0), who hasn't fought anyone who has the remotest chance of defeating him.
Faruq Saleem (37-0) age 34 still a prospect?
Donnell Holmes (28-0) age 35
Alonzo Butler (26-0)
Roman Greenberg (27-0)
Carl Davis Drumond (24-0) age 33 another old prospect
Malik Scott (30-0) will he ever step up?
Yuri Foreman (24-0)
Lamont Peterson (24-0)
Anthony Peterson (26-0)
Demetrius Hopkins (28-0) this guy ducked his title shot!Last edited by The Hammer; 03-23-2008, 10:23 PM.Comment
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Nice list & good post.The Overprotected:
The most overprotected is Dmitri Salita (28-0), who hasn't fought anyone who has the remotest chance of defeating him.
Faruq Saleem (37-0) age 34 still a prospect?
Donnell Holmes (28-0) age 35
Alonzo Butler (26-0)
Roman Greenberg (27-0)
Carl Davis Drumond (24-0) age 33 another old prospect
Malik Scott (30-0) will he ever step up?
Yuri Foreman (24-0)
Lamont Peterson (24-0)
Anthony Peterson (26-0)
Demetrius Hopkins (28-0) this guy ducked his title shot!
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The Overprotected:
The most overprotected is Dmitri Salita (28-0), who hasn't fought anyone who has the remotest chance of defeating him.
Faruq Saleem (37-0) age 34 still a prospect?
Donnell Holmes (28-0) age 35
Alonzo Butler (26-0)
Roman Greenberg (27-0)
Carl Davis Drumond (24-0) age 33 another old prospect
Malik Scott (30-0) will he ever step up?
Yuri Foreman (24-0)
Lamont Peterson (24-0)
Anthony Peterson (26-0)
Demetrius Hopkins (28-0) this guy ducked his title shot!
Some of those guys (especially the heavyweights) are just waiting for a big TV spot. Basically they don't want to risk losing for small money. Most of them aren't even making enough to live on. That's more of an explanation rather than a valid excuse. The Peterson brothers definitely need to step it up already though. Salita's people tried to get him on HBO against Gatti and then DLH but were turned down.Comment
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Originally Posted by Scott9945
Ronald Hearns has been very protected, especially for a fighter who is in his late 20's.
That is true, but it plays out better for a 21 y/o like Chavez. Hearns is at his physical peak now and I don't see where he is benefiting from fighting in one mismatch after another. I'd like to see him gradually stepping up his competition.Comment
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