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  • THAULTIMATE
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    #1

    bad as amateurs good as pros

    Librado Andrade 16 amateur bouts 14 losses.
  • Khalid X
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    tito trinidads lack of power as an amatuer but devasting power as a pro. I remember people questioning if he would ever have KO power as a pro.

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    • Burner
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      #3
      Originally posted by THAULTIMATE
      Librado Andrade 16 amateur bouts 14 losses.
      newsflash...hes not good as a pro either.

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      • Khalid X
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        #4
        Originally posted by Burner
        newsflash...hes not good as a pro either.

        bwahahaha...**** as an amatuer...semi **** as a pro. Hey but this thread is about improvement and last time i check that was atleast a step up.

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        • Slotff
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          #5
          Originally posted by Burner
          newsflash...hes not good as a pro either.
          Hes #4 in the world, and has made the absolute most of his limited skillset. He showed a great chin and great heart against Kessler. He has great power, but will probably get outboxed by Bute. He beats half of the guys in the top 10 IMHO.

          Tony Thompson went 12-2 in the amateurs, which isn't that bad, but no one would have expected him to get where he is today. Johnny Nelson was 3-13 I think. Went on to be 49-12 long time WBO crusier champ.

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          • MikeBrew328
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            #6
            Originally posted by Burner
            newsflash...hes not good as a pro either.
            lol, true story.

            Miguel Cotto wasn't bad as an amateur, but its funny because he was a pure boxer.

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            • Froch You
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              Larry Holmes 19 wins 3 losses. Isn't that bad but isn't that good either.

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              • Silencers
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                #8
                Rocky Marciano.

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                • FLYBOY
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Slotff
                  Hes #4 in the world, and has made the absolute most of his limited skillset. He showed a great chin and great heart against Kessler. He has great power, but will probably get outboxed by Bute. He beats half of the guys in the top 10 IMHO.

                  Tony Thompson went 12-2 in the amateurs, which isn't that bad, but no one would have expected him to get where he is today. Johnny Nelson was 3-13 I think. Went on to be 49-12 long time WBO crusier champ.


                  can't believe wladimir klitschko is fighting this bum... tony thompson doesn't have any good knockout power... he can't outbox wladimir... and once wladimir's right hand lands on tony.... lights out for tony...

                  why is wladimir picking fights he knows he can win

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                  • Slotff
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by FLYBOY

                    why is wladimir picking fights he knows he can win?
                    You just said why, because he knows he can win it :P

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