Can you name fighters who seemed to have lost it after winning a tough fight?

[boxer dude]

okay well here's one to think about, Jesus Chavez was never the same again after killing Leavander Johnson, I think it obviously affected him a lot because he was never the same fighter again.

[holmcall]

okay well here's one to think about, Jesus Chavez was never the same again after killing Leavander Johnson, I think it obviously affected him a lot because he was never the same fighter again.

Yes. It appears that most fighter who have won a fight that ended tragically were never the same. Few exceptions to that.

[holmcall]

okay well here's one to think about, Jesus Chavez was never the same again after killing Leavander Johnson, I think it obviously affected him a lot because he was never the same fighter again.

Yes. It appears that most fighter who have won a fight that ended tragically were never the same. Few exceptions to that.

David Gonzalez was an exception to this.

[Myk_Myk]

I agree with Hatton after Tszyu, but I think he took another big dip after Collazo as well. I think it shook him up that he went up in weight, and a guy that wasn't really considered a puncher was putting the hurt on him. Tszyu probably more physically, but I think a lot of doubts crept in after Collazo.

[holmcall]

I agree with Hatton after Tszyu, but I think he took another big dip after Collazo as well. I think it shook him up that he went up in weight, and a guy that wasn't really considered a puncher was putting the hurt on him. Tszyu probably more physically, but I think a lot of doubts crept in after Collazo.

I agree. Collazo was the first one who really rocked Ricky. He had him on Queer Street () in that last round. The aura of invincibility had been broken. IMO.