Fighters who come back from embarrising defeats or bad starts to there career's?

[Joey Giardello]

who are they?

[THE REED]

Bernard lost his 1st pro fight..

[Joey Giardello]

Bernard lost his 1st pro fight..

wasnt that at lightheavy? he tuck a year out and come back as a middleweight

[MANGLER]

Darch has been kickin ass since Nonito laid his ass out.

[Joey Giardello]

What do you guys think of nate campbels loss when he let robbie p have a free shot?

[Robzilla]

Juan Manuel Marquez lost his first fight via disqualification.

[Kid McCoy]

Henry Armstrong was KO'd in his first pro fight and lost three of his first four bouts.

Jimmy Young went 7-4 at the start of his career.

Archie Moore suffered a first round KO against a little-known fighter midway through his career.

Joe Bugner was knocked out in his first pro fight by a journeyman.

[Clegg]

Although he obviously never reached the heights as the rest of the guys that have been named, Johnny Nelson is worth mentioning.

He had a few defeats against unimpressive opposition, and was involved in a fight that many consider to be the most boring of all time, which led to him receiving hate mail and being insulted in the street.

He ended up winning a world title, defending it a bunch of times, and retiring as champion.

[portuge puncher]

pipino cuevas had a record of 17-6 when he got a shot at the WBA welterwieght belt (everyone thought he would lose, he was handpicked by the champion) he won in an upset, and defended the title 11 times.

[1SILVA]

who are they?

Mike Weaver
Buster Drayton
Fred Pendleton
Glen Johnson