Naz, seriously one loss and calls it quits, he could have still had a great career post MAB.
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Naz, seriously one loss and calls it quits, he could have still had a great career post MAB.
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Floyd for a recent fighter..
Undefeated and still in his prime..
Calzaghe because i want to see him get beat, but he was smart to retire.. If you don't need the money and you're starting to lose a step in the ring, then it's time to go.. Not saying he lost a step but he would've got there.. speed is the first thing to go.
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Naz didn't retire voluntarily. He simply lost his cojones after the MAB fight, ran over somebody, and became someone's cell b1tch.
Felix Tito Trinidad- He could have stuck around as long as he did not fight pure boxers and he stayed in shape. He was a beast at 154.
Naseem Hamed- Its even worst was that he was so damn arrogant after his wins and then 1 loss he was totally deflated.
Lennox Lewis- I know he had to do what he had to do for himself but it has never been the same since he left.
Kostya Tszyu- I still think he had a punchers chance against anyone 140 to 147 for a couple more years.
Ike Quartey- Was never the same after the Oscar fight but still had an iron chin and skills.
Marvin Hagler- Damn that Sugar Ray and those judges.
Sven Ottke- Got out when it was getting interesting.
Khaosai Galaxy- Little past 30 years old and calls it quit. Was an asian Mike Tyson.
Ricardo Lopez- Still could have ruled for another couple years.
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Rocky Marciano
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Rocky Marciano got out because he had a bad back and I for one can tell you, hitting a heavybag the way he did ain't great for your back. He was going to have a comeback fight vs Ingemar Johannsen...I think he would have been 50-0-0 after that....maybe, MAYBE Floyd Patterson's speed would have given Rocky trouble but I think he would have remained unbeaten until Sonny Liston got up there, just because by the time Liston started Rocky was finishing up.
Joe Calzaghe could have stuck around for a few more fights.
Felix Trinidad could have done more...I still wish he and Shane Mosley had fought.
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It has to be big George Foreman! 27 years old in 1976 and he gives it all up?
WTF ? Foreman would only have been 30 by 1979 when Holmes won the title.
I know the reasons why he gave it up but it is a shame as he still had a lot to offer and Holmes would have found Foreman a formidable foe back then.
Boxing history was altered considerably by his decision.
In Australia we had Featherweight champion Johnny Famechon retire at age 26 years?
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