Fighters With Wasted Potential

[meat_abstract]

Emmanuel Augustus.

If he'd had good management (hell, any management) a consistent trainer, and resources for proper training, he'd have been world champion. The corruption of the sport broke his will and he stopped caring about winning.

[4truth]

Tyrell Biggs was a huge disappointment to everyone who watched him as an amateur. Unlike Tyson, who at least had a few good pro years before partying his talent away. Tyrell started the party early.

[richardt]

Tony Ayala but he would have been clobbered by Mike McCallum, Duran, and Leonard. He made a few bucks after prison life though with a few TV spots for his fights. A Faded Yuri Boy Campus sealed his fate.

[KING MEAT]

wouldn't wasted potential be a guy who is done or pretty much at the end of his career???

not necessarily.

wasted talent meaning this guy could getting a hell of a lot more experience if hes fighting guys his own level.

arum keeps giving him easy fights, there will be no room for improvement.

[Luilun]

Frankie Gomez Tony Ayala Ike Eibuchi

[Outworn]

Zab Judah
Joan Guzman
Edwin Valero

[FinitoxDinamita]

Jose Luis Lopez... dam I love watching him fight.

Lopez could have gone a whole lot further than he did.

[Ray*]

Brook... Broner.... Davis.

[Flo_Raiden]

Ike Ibeabuchi
Edwin Valero
Andre Dirrell
Joan Guzman
Tony Ayala JR
Howard Davis Jr
Gerald McClellan

[Gillie]

Zab Judah
Joan Guzman
Edwin Valero

I wouldn't say that Zab was wasted talent at all. He was a 140 lb. Champion multiple times and a unified welterweight champion as well. Lost most of his big fights but had some nice wins in there. Agree with Guzman and Valero.