Who is the most underrated boxer?

[βetamax]

You only care about the object of your man-love, the guy in your avatar.

Again, you resort to diverting the conversation since you know what I'm saying is the truth but you don't know how to respond.

And come on, a gay joke? How creative.

[The Hammer]

And come on, a gay joke? How creative.

I wasn't joking.

[βetamax]

Proving my point once again.

[Chunk..]

The whole purpose of this thread is his sad attempt to shed light on the delusional notion that Calzaghe is underrated because he is white. Trust me, he doesn't care about what about what anyone else thinks unless of course it's a white fighter.

100% Spot on.

[Boxingwizard]

Jermain Taylor is a very good boxer, the problem with Taylor is a mental issue. He suffers mental lapses in fights and Emmanuel Steward hindered his growth as a fighter, they just weren't clicking. Had he stayed with Pat Burns his skills would of improved much faster.

[jcarr71]

An excellent case can be made for Dzinziruk. I like the Taylor calls in this thread too. He's top ten most underrated at least. John Ruiz is a name to throw out there too. He is always competitve against the top of the heavies, has been for years and years, but people convince themselves that he sucks because he's so boring. The entire cruiserweight division qualifies as well. It is an excellent and moderately deep division that people think is bad for some reason. The top ten is pretty solid and there are excellent prospects. Also, Felix Sturm and Daniel Santos qualify as well. Then there is basically any prospect who ever shows vulnerability, i.e. Andy Lee or Yuriokis Gamboa. People just abandon ship on them in a hurry as if they can't improve or possibly have a bad night.