Hey ICB. Given the fact that I lack any originality whatsoever I'm gonna go ahead and steal your idea and give it a little twist.
I'll post some names later but right off the bat I can think of Nikolai Valuev and maybe Sven Ottke.
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Hey ICB. Given the fact that I lack any originality whatsoever I'm gonna go ahead and steal your idea and give it a little twist.
I'll post some names later but right off the bat I can think of Nikolai Valuev and maybe Sven Ottke.
Tye Fields, Joe Mesi...all I can think of at the moment.
Peter McNeely.
Sean O Grady look at how many 0-0 fighters he fought its ridiculous.
Brian Nielsen.
Pongsaklek Wonjongkam
Sven Ottke
Nick Valuev
Audley Harrison
I found something interesting that may be related to this thread.
In 1992 a fighter named Alberto de las Mercedes Cortes with an impressive record of 49-1(his only loss at the hands of the great Julio Cesar Chaves) faced off against a fellow named Grahame 'Spike' Cheney who sported a perfect, if not yet impressive, 5-0 record ::**.
Guess who won.....
Thats right. Grahame Cheney in only his sixth pro fight won a lopsided UD over Cortes to give him only his seccond loss in just over 50 fights. I guess experiance is not always a major factor.
'Prince' Naseem
Kidding British fans, kidding :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by LeftHookToTheBody
Brian Nielsen for sure
I'm just waiting for the inevitable 'hatton/calzaghe' so that I can pretend to be outraged at how SHOCKING a past that would be... :PQuote:
Originally Posted by LeftHookToTheBody
Butterbean...77(58)-7
sorry to say it but a large amount of mid/mid west America homeboys that are spoon fed a diet of retreads,no hopers,and fellow bag boys from your local super store.
There undefeated,glossy and so untested and usally in there first Dance in the big time spot light they get exposed and crushed.NOT ALL,But alot :(
NIKOLAI VALUEV
Buck Smith.Guy Out Of Oklahoma drove around In is Honda civic sleeping when He could and fighting At your state fair to your highschool gym once or twice a day.
actually had SOME skill but that record needs scrutiny.Had a very suspicious and "Match" with Julio c. chavez,Looked totally rehearsed and scripted Imo.
Him and Verdell Smith were both under investigation for fixed fights. They said that they werent fixed but they wre mismatches intended for them to win.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeff Spicoli Surfs In 'Nawlins
Julio Ceasar Chavez.
Haha,Talk about parsing Words Huh??Quote:
Originally Posted by BoomBoom
"Not Fixed .....Just Pre arranged Mismatch" Classic Crap.There were So Many Unsanctioned and no descisions.Crazy
:o Shame on you Frozen ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by frozensolid_702
But he was a good fighter frozen how is he on the list of bad fighters dude
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Originally Posted by Mr140
I guess he was pretty good.......
My big issue with him was the absolute robberies that went in his favor and some of the worst handpicking of opponents in the history of boxing.
Well some of those gifts were late in his career you can not say that his record is fake because of that does not sound to fair
He had a gift against Juan La Porte back in 1986 that should of been his first loss but he isn't a bad fighter pretty silly to call him bad fighter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr140
In true fashion I was 110% sure JCC's name would be listed here.
Fucken ridiculous to see his name thrown around like this.
The title of this is "Bad" fighters......
You people never seem to stop amazing me. ::**
Even though JCC did get some gift decisions i think people are very unfair on Chavez he did beat some great fighters and was very exciting fighter to watch i have watched plenty of his fights his body punching was masterful to watch great fighter never ducked anyone i think he deserves and bit more respect than what he is getting.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Ditto dude; CCQuote:
Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING