Why Do Careers Go In To The Tank

[silent assassin]

There also Jerry Halstead,etc,etc,after Witherspoons he never strung together more then 3 quality wins again(the 90s streak was actually embaressing,he was fighting guys making their debuts)hell his very next fight he lost to a guy who ended up 18-11
Id call that the wheels falling off

Agree to disagree.

This is not the wheels falling off. I'm not sure but I think U keep reffering to the same guy that beat him--Wills. If so- he ended up 14-18. If not, I don't know who ur even talkin about now (18-11).

Besides after he was 40+ yrs old & Wills (I talked about him long enough).

Name somebody that wasn't a good fighter that beat him?

No,Bey
Not a good fighter?
Oh come now Page was supposed to be the real deal,and for the record he lost to Wills twice
Losing to Wills not once but twice is a humilation,not to mention a Joe Bugner that needed a walker to get in to the ring
Going from major league contender to "Will lose for food" is indeed having the wheels falls of

Dis u even read my post. Ur posting things that I have already posted on the "Record"(Loss to Wills 2x's).

How much do u really know about this sport? And I'm not tryin to be ugly here.

As for Bey. At the end of his career yes he ended up 18-11. But Page fought the 13-0 Bey. And he was no good? Could u win 13 in a row as a pro? U think that's easy? His 11 losses were against guys that all had good records.

U claim to be a boxer. What would u have been able to do with Bugner, Wills, & Bey?

Losing to other tough guys is not a shame or humiliation. It's very easy for people to sit on a couch, hit a heavy bag, & bark about who's the good & not good fighters. I have been around & my beliefs/viewpoints based on my experiences are waaayyy different from urs.

To each, their own.

Losing to every one you fight is
Come on,I was around when Page was coming
He was supposed to be the next big thing
After Spoon he never had another great win,how much do YOU know about this sport
After he beat Page, Bey went 5-11
Not exactly a Randall Cobb,let alone a Mike Tyson

My expertise is far & above what ur accustomed to, I'm sure. I had 88 amateur fights w/ multiple amateur titles & 10 pro fights.

U keep sayin "the next big thing". Maybe u shouldn't be so fast to buy into "the next big thing" line until someone has actually accomplished something that convinces u. What the hell does that even mean? ("the next big thing").

When u put a bunch of guys in with each other that are all pretty good they will beat & lose to each other. That doesn't make them bad fighters.

Everybody is not goin to be the undefeated fighter. Or the 1, 2, or even 3 loss fighter. Not when ur fighting other fighters.

When the rare exception comes along & can dominate & win at this top level for an extended period of time it's an uncommon thing. It's the truly elite. It's not that many chief.

But u got it figured out. Post me when u & ur fighters go get that belt buddy. It's not a long road.