Who is the unluckiest fighter of recent times??

[jmbtandy]

All those guys who fight their whole life,but never gotten any recognition mostly because they had bad management...like Baldomir without the happy ending at the end of his career...

Baldomir got big fights he won a title and made a decent amount of money though

[SweetPea]

I'm not sure if he's the #1 unluckiest, but Ike Quartey comes to mind.

1. Got a draw against Jose Luis Lopez in a fight most thought he won.
2. Signed for a big money fight against Whitaker, which got cancelled when Whitaker got arrested for drug possession.
3. Lost a controversial decision to Oscar, a fight many people thought he won
4. Got robbed against Vernon Forrest

[HattonTheHammer]

the marquez brothers deserve a mention

both came within a whisker of greatness and just failed!!

[LEGION]

Jorge Linares seems to be very under the radar and should receive more exposure.

[HattonTheHammer]

Jorge Linares seems to be very under the radar and should receive more exposure.

His time will come

I strongly believe this guy will take over once pacman calls it a day and dominate the lights!!

[BIG H]

In terms of being on the wrong end of decisions I would go with Glen Johnson. If we are talking about unlucky in terms of getting big fights, I would say all those Cuban boxers that never got their opportunity to turn pro. What a different history boxing would have if Cuba was included.

[HattonTheHammer]

In terms of being on the wrong end of decisions I would go with Glen Johnson. If we are talking about unlucky in terms of getting big fights, I would say all those Cuban boxers that never got their opportunity to turn pro. What a different history boxing would have if Cuba was included.

Always used to wonder why you guys dominated every olympic games yet never had the same influence in the professional game!!

[frozensolid_702]

In terms of being on the wrong end of decisions I would go with Glen Johnson. If we are talking about unlucky in terms of getting big fights, I would say all those Cuban boxers that never got their opportunity to turn pro. What a different history boxing would have if Cuba was included.

Always used to wonder why you guys dominated every olympic games yet never had the same influence in the professional game!!

Yuriorkis Gamboa will be a huge superstar. Give him two years

[BIG H]

In terms of being on the wrong end of decisions I would go with Glen Johnson. If we are talking about unlucky in terms of getting big fights, I would say all those Cuban boxers that never got their opportunity to turn pro. What a different history boxing would have if Cuba was included.

Always used to wonder why you guys dominated every olympic games yet never had the same influence in the professional game!!

Lol - am I cuban now

Cubans cannot turn professional m8

[jmbtandy]

In terms of being on the wrong end of decisions I would go with Glen Johnson. If we are talking about unlucky in terms of getting big fights, I would say all those Cuban boxers that never got their opportunity to turn pro. What a different history boxing would have if Cuba was included.

Always used to wonder why you guys dominated every olympic games yet never had the same influence in the professional game!!

They are not allowed, the only Cubans who turn professional are those who are illegals and seek immunity after (Escaping), such a shame those guys would have really lifted pro boxing, would love to have seen Savon taking on the heavyweights, he KO'd Shannon Briggs and David Tua among others in the amateurs which didn't happen at all with Tua in the pros and not Shannon was pretty tough too.

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

Corrales, for obvious reasons.

[DBestBoxer]

David Diaz

[southakron314]

Right now I would say Edison Miranda. He just cannot win a big fight. He get destroyed in them.

[Manuel "Chubby" Medina]

How about Roy Jones jr.?

[RozzySean]

Emanuel Augustus