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  • #21
    Ryan Rhodes is a goog example,he was supposed to be the next big thing in the uk then he went in way too early in his career against a very good fighter in Otis Grant then things went wrong from there.
    Henry Wharton and Mike Brodie deserve a mention too.

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    • #22
      Originally posted by number6
      Ryan Rhodes is a goog example,he was supposed to be the next big thing in the uk then he went in way too early in his career against a very good fighter in Otis Grant then things went wrong from there.
      Henry Wharton and Mike Brodie deserve a mention too.
      Rhodes thought he was Hamed but didn`t have hamed`s reflex, speed nor power. Ryan had these skills just not as good as hamed. I think Rhodes' downfall was the ingle camp where every fighter was modeled off Hamed, it may have hindered Rhodes' career and prevented him establishing his own identity!

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      • #23
        Originally posted by Kimmy
        the ingle camp where every fighter was modeled off Hamed
        Wrong,all of Ingles fighters were modelled off Herol Graham,Herol was the idol of the St Thomas gym they all wanted to be him

        http://www.secondsout.com/UK/news.cfm?ccs=228&cs=12059

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        • #24
          Bomber really should of won a world title, I still can't believe he didn't.

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          • #25
            greg page..mike tyson..bowe..pinklon thomas..james smith..razor ruddock..buster..michael grant..ken norton.....i hate to say it..... roy jones..i can go on and on

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            • #26
              Originally posted by darrenshyrockford
              i hate to say it..... roy jones..
              He over-achieved, big time.

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              • #27
                Greg Page
                Michael Dokes
                Donald Curry
                Milton McCrory
                Bernard Taylor
                Howard Davis jr.
                Tony Tucker
                Mitch Green
                Alex Ramos
                Davey Moore

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                • #28
                  Alex Ramos,yep,he was one of best prospects in New York along with Breland

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                  • #29
                    well if roy jones jr stayed at super mid he still be champ today .

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by Pugilistic_Polarbear
                      Alex Ramos,yep,he was one of best prospects in New York along with Breland
                      I honestly thought Alex was headed for world champion until the Ted Sanders affair.I feel him and Tony Ayala Jr could have made a nice matchup.

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