Boxings Biggest Underachiever

[boxing_great]

Buster Douglas, no matter what you think of Tyson that night(I think Tysons last fight in his prime was Ruddock 2) Douglas showed when he gets into shape he has a decent chin, good technique, and alot of heart.Its a shame it only came out in a couple of fights.

Douglas was 1 of the best technical hw's I've ever seen,I'm really surprised he didn't achieve a whole lot in his career.

[Walt Liquor]

David Reid.

[LEFTYGUNZZ]

along with ike ibeabuchi, also meldrick taylor

Meldrick Taylor had his future beat out of him by Chavez...he was never the same fighter after that....Lefty

[Walt Liquor]

Meldrick Taylor had his future beat out of him by Chavez...he was never the same fighter after that....Lefty

True, same thing happened with Reid by Trinidad. Too early for that fight and that's what killed Reid's career.

Ike and Panchito are my two favorites along with Reid so far.

[Walt Liquor]

totally agree

Can't choose him, he achieved a lot in this sport.

[zojo]

naseem hamed definatly underachieved imo as he was probably the most naturally talented fighter I ever seen.

[MaYaN_SuN]

Bojado comes to mind right off the bat, and I watched Kendal Holt's first loss last night on ESPN. I don't know if you can count him, but he could rip **** when he wanted to. And I don't even think he threw that many punches in the Bradley fight, I mean he dropped Bradley, then he just stopped fighting after that.

[mickey malone]

Gerry (where's the right hand) Cooney & Thomas (after the bell) Molinares come to mind.. Oh, & Noel (fastest HW I've ever seen) Quarless...

[madsweeney]

Just mentioning cuz nobody has - David Tua. Loved watching him early in his career until he got fat and lazy. Dude was a freaking bulldog.

[S.G.]

Kirkland Laing