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Re: Overachievers in boxing
Timothy Bradley was the first name that sprung to mind. He's not a great boxer, he has little power, and his defense is average. Yet he's managed to beat everyone they put in front of him, including some very good fighters, and it arguable the best fighter in a deep division and a fixture on the P4P list.
Like Froch, he's the type of guy who's psychological make-up and determination makes up for any deficiency in skill they have.
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Re: Overachievers in boxing
Gavin Rees to even win a world title was unbelievably good fortune.
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Micky Ward-two careers, Jeff Harding, Keith Mullings, Cruz Carbajal, Steve Littles, Baldo ?
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Steve Collins achieved a helluva lot in comparison to his natural boxing talent
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