Journeymen

[madball1982]

I got curious when I saw a few fighters in this weekend's results and reading an article in an old thread about journeymen/opponents. I've noticed a few British fighters (in particular) that seem to fit this mold. But I was curious to know what some records of fighters that can be found, whether current or in the past. I've got a couple but wanting to know how many people can find that fit this mold with low KO-TKO loss ratios. (Not like Ed Strickland who lost every fight by TKO/KO)


Paul Bonson 20(1) - 102 (3) - 8 1996-2008
Peter Dunn 12(0) - 101 (11) - 4 1997 - 2008
Peter Buckley 31(8) - 254(10) - 12 1989 - 2008
Reggie Strickland 66(14) - 276(25) - 17 1987 - 2005
Donnie Penelton 13(5) -164(32) - 4 1990-2007
Brian Coleman 24(5) - 141(21) - 7 1991-2005
Seamus Casey 30(5) -129(33) - 5 1984 -1999
Lee Cargle 35(16) - 113(3) - 1 1982-2007
Benji Singleton 26(18) -105(18) - 5 1993-2008
Walter Cowans 26(8) - 101(31) - 1 1982 - 1999
Winston Burnett 20(1) - 98(15) - 3 1980-1994
Danny Wofford 17(10) - 101(23) - 2 1987 - 2007
Kenneth Bentley 9(1) - 95(31) - 1 1975 - 2002
Keith Jones 9(5) - 91(12) - 7 1994-2005
Johnny Cockfield 9(1) - 84(20) - 9 1938-1944
Arrow Abu 7(4) - 85(5) - 7 1969 - 1978
Paul Murray 19(5) - 80(21) - 9 1980-1996
Arv Mittoo 10(4) - 85(9) - 5 1996-2005
Jose Luis Riberio 7(2) - 77(11) - 11 1975-1984
Dave Hinds 7(4) - 77(16) 1995-2006
Carl Allen 18(5) - 72(14) - 7
Delroy Spencer 10(1) - 73 (9) - 3
Ernie Smith 13(1) - 131(15) - 5
Duncan Cottier 3(1) - 43 (4) - 3
David Kirk 11 (0) - 73 (10) - 3
Billy Outley 14 (11) - 50 (40) - 2
Mark Phillips 9 (1) - 53 (3) - 0
Tony Booth 51 (11) - 105 (38) - 9

[Expug]

Danny Blake
12 - 45 never kod
I fought on a card with him in Chicago.I thought he beat Jeff Lanas but they gave it to Lanas.
He kod Lenny Lapaglia twice.
Blake had an unbelievable chin.