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ringmagazine.comThe biggest wasted talents of the 90s HW division [If I missed some then do add them]
Andrew Golota - He was giving a hiding to Bowe in those 2 fights until he robbed himself of 2 massive wins that could have skyrocketed his career
Ike Ibeabuchi - had incredible stamina for a guy his size, any man who could survive toe to toe with Tua and knockout Byrd would be a massive threat to anyone in the whole division, (never got a chance to prove himself at the top level with Lewis and Vitali)
Tommy Morrison - often viewed as a replacement for Iron Mike, he had power in both hands, had one of the best left hooks in the business, also had heart but lacked discipline to be a champion
Razor Ruddock - one of the best conditioned athletes physically, had his own 'smash' punch which was a lethal left which Razor could throw from anywhere
Oliver McCall - had one of the best chins of all time but apart from luckily knocking out a pre-steward Lewis, he could never achieve anything else of consequence
Michael Dokes - had one of the fastest hands in HW Boxing history, also had a good chin but once again lacked the discipline to be a great contender
Tim Witherspoon - one of the more technically skilled boxers but he too lacked the discipline to make it big at the top level
Carl Williams - same as Witherspoon but didn't have a good chin too