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    Default Re: Recent superstars to be who went bust

    Quote Originally Posted by OumaFan View Post
    I just don't really see it with Jacobs. Not an elite guy IMO.

    More on topic, I never bought into the Allan Green hype but he was going along pretty well till he got stopped by Donny McCrory
    He acts like he's owed something...or already proven it.Physically hes outstanding but think he needs to mature and stick to business in there or wind up just another could have been.He coasts a bit.....too late to mention Michael bennett at Heavy?Dear god what a traink wreck

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    Ohhhhh oh.......Rocky Juarez.Still

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    What about Curtis Stevens this year? He had a title eliminator to get a fight with Bute against Jesse Brinkley his "I'm gonna knock him out in the first minute of the first round" to getting his ass handed to him, I can't really see him getting back in the limelight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by OumaFan View Post
    I just don't really see it with Jacobs. Not an elite guy IMO.

    More on topic, I never bought into the Allan Green hype but he was going along pretty well till he got stopped by Donny McCrory
    He acts like he's owed something...or already proven it.Physically hes outstanding but think he needs to mature and stick to business in there or wind up just another could have been.He coasts a bit.....too late to mention Michael bennett at Heavy?Dear god what a traink wreck
    Was that the glass Joe olympian guy?
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    Quote Originally Posted by amat View Post
    I forgot all fighters we're supposed to go undefeated for their whole careers or they are a bust. Nevermind coming back from their only loss with a win on HBO, you're right his career is dead for sure. That's why you have to mention it twice right Majesty? How bout you mention Audley Harrisson or some of these other fighters who you always lament people for writing off. The hypocrisy is extremely annoying.

    Rigondeaux I'm not sure if he's mismanaged, he just got out of Cuba and obviously there is a HUGE adjustment period that comes after that. There are some minor questions imo, like whether or not he can be as effective pressing the fight.

    Shawn Porter is way to green to think about stepping up right now, his last performance definitely did not meet expectations.
    hypocrisy is annoying? well amat

    as far as I know, no one was touting Audley Harrison as the next greatest crossover success next to Oscar De La Hoya. And whenever he had a performance stateside he was ridiculed because he didnt give it his all and annoyed many fans with his safety first style. Now lets compare that to Ortiz and how he was touted as the best biggest star in boxing to have a crossover success.

    If you consider the kind of hype Ortiz was getting before his loss and the way he lost can be considered a bust that he wasn't all they made him out to be.

    That you cannot deny. Victor Ortiz had the biggest hype out of all of these people and when the eyes were on him he lost and not only lost he was ridiculed for the way he lost and some people labeled him as a quitter and even said maybe he isnt tough enough to be a champion.

    if you go from being touted as "the next crossover boxing success and the kid with the biggest chance of achieving that", to "maybe he isnt cut out for boxing and has no heart", all in one fight, to not call that a bust is stretching it.

    he may bounce back but given all he was hyped up to be and the way he lost, that was a bust.

    He was more then just "a fighter that was supposed to be undefeated prospect" he was touted as THE NEXT CROSSOVER STAR in boxing, and he went from that, to maybe he isnt cut out to be a champ and he has no heart in ONE fight. Are you saying that isn't a bust? Cause in one fight all that hype came and went. I consider that a bust. Just as I considered Wladimer a bust when he was beat by Corrie Sanders, because they were hyping the guy as unbeatable and a heavyweight only lennox lewis could stop, and then he was knocked out by Corrie Sanders, THAT was a bust. Wladimer has come back and is no longer a bust but you cannot deny he was a bust at that time. Just like I consider Victor Ortiz a bust after the Maidana fight, what he does in the future may change that but considering all he was hyped up to be and the way he lost and how all that hype has disappeared, right now he IS a bust in my opinion.
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    Rodela got a lot of play on that Thursday Night Fight Club, being so tall and skinny he was naturally touted as one of the most dangerous men in the division (after switching trainers and getting his focus) then he just got outboxed easily twice.

    French Gold medalist Brahim Asloum also fell by the wayside after getting snubbed out in both his title shots
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    I'm not sure he fits perfectly into the subject matter, but for me, Kid Diamond was a let down.

    I haven't read the posts yet, but for me it's Diamond.

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    Quote Originally Posted by killersheep View Post
    What about Curtis Stevens this year? He had a title eliminator to get a fight with Bute against Jesse Brinkley his "I'm gonna knock him out in the first minute of the first round" to getting his ass handed to him, I can't really see him getting back in the limelight.

    Yeah. Curtis Stevens. I'm still beating (whatever guys) the drum though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla View Post
    I'm not sure he fits perfectly into the subject matter, but for me, Kid Diamond was a let down.

    I haven't read the posts yet, but for me it's Diamond.
    Yeah did make a lot of noise until he stepped up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Majesty View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by amat View Post
    I forgot all fighters we're supposed to go undefeated for their whole careers or they are a bust. Nevermind coming back from their only loss with a win on HBO, you're right his career is dead for sure. That's why you have to mention it twice right Majesty? How bout you mention Audley Harrisson or some of these other fighters who you always lament people for writing off. The hypocrisy is extremely annoying.

    Rigondeaux I'm not sure if he's mismanaged, he just got out of Cuba and obviously there is a HUGE adjustment period that comes after that. There are some minor questions imo, like whether or not he can be as effective pressing the fight.

    Shawn Porter is way to green to think about stepping up right now, his last performance definitely did not meet expectations.
    hypocrisy is annoying? well amat

    as far as I know, no one was touting Audley Harrison as the next greatest crossover success next to Oscar De La Hoya. And whenever he had a performance stateside he was ridiculed because he didnt give it his all and annoyed many fans with his safety first style. Now lets compare that to Ortiz and how he was touted as the best biggest star in boxing to have a crossover success.

    If you consider the kind of hype Ortiz was getting before his loss and the way he lost can be considered a bust that he wasn't all they made him out to be.

    That you cannot deny. Victor Ortiz had the biggest hype out of all of these people and when the eyes were on him he lost and not only lost he was ridiculed for the way he lost and some people labeled him as a quitter and even said maybe he isnt tough enough to be a champion.

    if you go from being touted as "the next crossover boxing success and the kid with the biggest chance of achieving that", to "maybe he isnt cut out for boxing and has no heart", all in one fight, to not call that a bust is stretching it.

    he may bounce back but given all he was hyped up to be and the way he lost, that was a bust.

    He was more then just "a fighter that was supposed to be undefeated prospect" he was touted as THE NEXT CROSSOVER STAR in boxing, and he went from that, to maybe he isnt cut out to be a champ and he has no heart in ONE fight. Are you saying that isn't a bust? Cause in one fight all that hype came and went. I consider that a bust. Just as I considered Wladimer a bust when he was beat by Corrie Sanders, because they were hyping the guy as unbeatable and a heavyweight only lennox lewis could stop, and then he was knocked out by Corrie Sanders, THAT was a bust. Wladimer has come back and is no longer a bust but you cannot deny he was a bust at that time. Just like I consider Victor Ortiz a bust after the Maidana fight, what he does in the future may change that but considering all he was hyped up to be and the way he lost and how all that hype has disappeared, right now he IS a bust in my opinion.
    Why was Wlad a bust because he got knocked out? All you're saying is that in your opinion he was a bust, clearly he has now proven that not to be the case.

    Ortiz may yet bounce back, Amir Khan has and is now a world champ, Ortiz certainly has the talent. He's not done just yet, unlike the other guys I mentioned, I think Joel Julio for example can be regarded as a failure in terms of the early hype in his career.

    By your reasoning Lennox Lewis was a bust twice in his career too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Majesty View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by amat View Post
    I forgot all fighters we're supposed to go undefeated for their whole careers or they are a bust. Nevermind coming back from their only loss with a win on HBO, you're right his career is dead for sure. That's why you have to mention it twice right Majesty? How bout you mention Audley Harrisson or some of these other fighters who you always lament people for writing off. The hypocrisy is extremely annoying.

    Rigondeaux I'm not sure if he's mismanaged, he just got out of Cuba and obviously there is a HUGE adjustment period that comes after that. There are some minor questions imo, like whether or not he can be as effective pressing the fight.

    Shawn Porter is way to green to think about stepping up right now, his last performance definitely did not meet expectations.
    hypocrisy is annoying? well amat

    as far as I know, no one was touting Audley Harrison as the next greatest crossover success next to Oscar De La Hoya. And whenever he had a performance stateside he was ridiculed because he didnt give it his all and annoyed many fans with his safety first style. Now lets compare that to Ortiz and how he was touted as the best biggest star in boxing to have a crossover success.

    If you consider the kind of hype Ortiz was getting before his loss and the way he lost can be considered a bust that he wasn't all they made him out to be.

    That you cannot deny. Victor Ortiz had the biggest hype out of all of these people and when the eyes were on him he lost and not only lost he was ridiculed for the way he lost and some people labeled him as a quitter and even said maybe he isnt tough enough to be a champion.

    if you go from being touted as "the next crossover boxing success and the kid with the biggest chance of achieving that", to "maybe he isnt cut out for boxing and has no heart", all in one fight, to not call that a bust is stretching it.

    he may bounce back but given all he was hyped up to be and the way he lost, that was a bust.

    He was more then just "a fighter that was supposed to be undefeated prospect" he was touted as THE NEXT CROSSOVER STAR in boxing, and he went from that, to maybe he isnt cut out to be a champ and he has no heart in ONE fight. Are you saying that isn't a bust? Cause in one fight all that hype came and went. I consider that a bust. Just as I considered Wladimer a bust when he was beat by Corrie Sanders, because they were hyping the guy as unbeatable and a heavyweight only lennox lewis could stop, and then he was knocked out by Corrie Sanders, THAT was a bust. Wladimer has come back and is no longer a bust but you cannot deny he was a bust at that time. Just like I consider Victor Ortiz a bust after the Maidana fight, what he does in the future may change that but considering all he was hyped up to be and the way he lost and how all that hype has disappeared, right now he IS a bust in my opinion.
    Why was Wlad a bust because he got knocked out? All you're saying is that in your opinion he was a bust, clearly he has now proven that not to be the case.

    Ortiz may yet bounce back, Amir Khan has and is now a world champ, Ortiz certainly has the talent. He's not done just yet, unlike the other guys I mentioned, I think Joel Julio for example can be regarded as a failure in terms of the early hype in his career.

    By your reasoning Lennox Lewis was a bust twice in his career too.
    honestly by that standard the only fighters that weren't busts were Rocky Marciano, Joe Calzaghe and Sven Ottke
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    Like OumaFan has said before I'd really like to know how Majesty picks his favorite fighters. He seems to think Victor Ortiz was hyped more then Audley Harrisson.

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    Default Re: Recent superstars to be who went bust

    Victor Ortiz
    Adrian Diaconu
    Ronald Hearns
    Rey Bautista
    How dare you say Duddy. A-hole, hey he may get a shot if he beats JCC.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OumaFan View Post
    I just don't really see it with Jacobs. Not an elite guy IMO.

    More on topic, I never bought into the Allan Green hype but he was going along pretty well till he got stopped by Donny McCrory
    Huh? You mean Edison Miranda? He didnt get k.o.'d, and he was just coming off a big surgery. Believe me if they fought again I'd put alot on Green.

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    Default Re: Recent superstars to be who went bust

    Quote Originally Posted by No Contest View Post
    Victor Ortiz
    Adrian Diaconu
    Ronald Hearns
    Rey Bautista
    How dare you say Duddy. A-hole, hey he may get a shot if he beats JCC.

    Ha Duddy is done!

    Diaconu is a good call, I remember JT refusing to debate Daxx a couple years ago that anyone other than Diaconu could challenge Chad Dawson on the light heavy scene.

    At the time I named Danny Green which still looks a reasonable alternative.

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