favorit boxer NEVER to win title

[:::PSL:::]

what about david tua he was great to watch

Did you mean favorite retired boxer that never won a world title?

[eleven]

any boxer retired or still active

[BoomBoom]

Emmanuel Augustus

[Kel]

Emmanuel Augustus

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6z2UE0hdT8

[Spicoli]

Yaqui Lopez.Nothing pretty but went to hell and back.Would of loved to have seen Kevin Pompey get a major strap,just a give and take battler that came up short.Once he went north in weight and the wars caught up...it got ugly. Thomas Tate.He had Julian jackson resembling a drunken man on roller skates.

[Killa From Manila]

butterbean

[Britkid]

Yaqui Lopez.Nothing pretty but went to hell and back

Lopez/Saad MuhammadII should be mandatory viewing to anyone who asks: Why should I watch boxing?

[Spicoli]

Yaqui Lopez.Nothing pretty but went to hell and back

Lopez/Saad MuhammadII should be mandatory viewing to anyone who asks: Why should I watch boxing?

Yeah your right indeed.Lopez almost got him in there .Great scrap.

[eleven]

Emmanuel Augustus

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6z2UE0hdT8

kool clip he was great to watch

[Dark Lord Al]

Herol Graham was the most talented Brit never to win a world title , closely followed by Mike Watson .

[Master]

Herol Graham was the most talented Brit never to win a world title , closely followed by Mike Watson .

Agreed Herol was just unlucky, even if he fought today he would find a way to lose the fight.

[milmascaras1]

the following fighters could've, should've been world champions but for some reason either they fought in a very tough division or just had bad luck:

baby arizmendi - featherweight - old-timer - 71-27-13 13 KO's

ruben castillo - featherweight - fought in the 70's and 80's and fought the best of that era. really hardluck fighter. 69-10-2 37 KO's

alvaro "yaqui" lopez - light heavyweight - tough as nails fighter who fought i believe in the division's heyday era (1970's). 61-15 39 KO's.

mike ayala - super bantamweight - great technician who just fell short numerous times. 45-6 23 KO's.

art "golden boy" aragon - lightweight - the original "golden boy" who was extremely popular in los angeles in the 50's. was los angeles' first big superstar and was known to date many hollywood starlets. by the way, was originally from belen, new mexico which is about 40 miles from albuquerque where i live. 90-20-6 62 KO's.

[Master]

Terrance Ali was unlucky.

[Majesty]

Emmanuel Augustus

co-sign

[JazMerkin]

Emmanuel Augustus

co-sign

Has to be Augustus, although I'm hoping Librado Andrade wins a title soon or he may take that spot.