Who is the most overated fighter in all of Boxing?

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  • C.J.Mak
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    Who is the most overated fighter in all of Boxing?

    Who is the most overated fighter in all of Boxing?

    Discuss like grownups and don't just throw names in the mix without stateing a case as to why you think that fighter is the MOST overated of ALL.
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    • QuCongee
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      #2
      Originally posted by C.J.Mak
      Who is the most overated fighter in all of Boxing?

      Discuss like grownups and don't just throw names in the mix without stateing a case as to why you think that fighter is the MOST overated of ALL.
      Muhammed Ali I guess lol...

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        • Reggie Miller
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          #3
          ali and tyson.

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            • Fulcrum29
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              #4
              Originally posted by C.J.Mak
              Who is the most overated fighter in all of Boxing?

              Discuss like grownups and don't just throw names in the mix without stateing a case as to why you think that fighter is the MOST overated of ALL.

              Kelly Powder Pavlik

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                • JAB5239
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                  #5
                  Originally posted by C.J.Mak
                  Who is the most overated fighter in all of Boxing?

                  Discuss like grownups and don't just throw names in the mix without stateing a case as to why you think that fighter is the MOST overated of ALL.

                  Edwin Valero. He has a nice record built on stiffs and tomato cans for the most part. Its true he has good power, but that is yet to be tested against recognized top 10 competition. Watching him fight it is easy to see his many flaws and picture him being beat by the better guys around his weight. Jmo.

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                    • Squabbles94806
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                      #6
                      Originally posted by QuCongee
                      Muhammed Ali I guess lol...
                      Muhammad Ali is the most Overrated boxer in history....Ha Ha Ha

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                        • The Hammer
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                          #7
                          Originally posted by Squabbles94806
                          Muhammad Ali is the most Overrated boxer in history.
                          I agree, Muhammed Ali is the most overrated boxer in history.

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                            • Drunk Punch
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                              #8
                              James Toney sure looks like he overrate.

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                                • Reggie Miller
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                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by JAB5239

                                  Edwin Valero. He has a nice record built on stiffs and tomato cans for the most part. Its true he has good power, but that is yet to be tested against recognized top 10 competition. Watching him fight it is easy to see his many flaws and picture him being beat by the better guys around his weight. Jmo.
                                  You can't be serious, :smh:.

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                                    • GreatestIam
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                                      Joel Julio, Tony Margarito and Joe Calzaghe

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