Biggest Underachiever?

[Mr. Philadel]

Audley Harrison....easy!!

[Guest]

One that definitely comes to mind is David Tua. I thought at the beginning of Tua's career, that he had the physical tools to maybe become the next Mike Tyson. Boy, was I ever wrong?

Also you can't leave Zab out of this. Zab, as I believe Larry Merchant or Lampley once put it: Suffers from the curse of the gifted. Meaning he tried to win too many fights on his reflexes, without using basic boxing fundamentals. He also never managed to work out his footwork. I can't count the times Zab got caught because his feet were too close together. Surely Zab has learned by now when you fight orthodox fighters, you need to keep your right foot on the outside of his left?

I feel that is you.

You could have done so much, but yet still you haven't make it big.

There is still time for you MoneyMay to shake this rap of not performing at your best in life.

It's easy to point fingers at others, but you, you had something.

Don't throw it away, homie.

[MexicanMauler]

Joe Calzaghe

[Guest]

Joe Calzaghe

What?

Mauler, you could've been so much more too.

WTF ARE YOU WAITING FOR?

[minasyan]

mike tyson even though he did amazing things, i always wonder what he could have done if it wasn't for things in his personal life

[Bennett]

reggie strickland

[BoxerDood]

Zab Judah
Cory Spinks
Cristobal Arreola
David Tua
Rocky Juarez
James Toney

[Steelhammer2011]

Andrew Golota

[Spray_resistant]

Richardo Williams looked pretty good just out of the AMs and then

[MARKBNLV]

Augustus with good management and trainers he could have gone far,Auggie Sanchez no one had a clue in the ams he had no jaw.