Never won a fight.

[BitPlayer]

A lot of boxers have tons of losses, but the ones with very few knockouts usually are doing it to make a good living and know what they're doing.

[Cazelo]

http://boxrec.com/boxer/630989

Closer to home but apparently he didn't get a fair shake in a few of those

[Black Sam Bellamy]

Curtis Gargano still chasing that elusive first win....

http://boxrec.com/boxer/663419

Any relation to Des Gargano I wonder ?

Son I believe.

[DSW]

Marty Kayes never won BBBOC licensed fight think he has gone on to do okay in unlicensed and MBC ranks though

Fights in the next week I think

Fights my mate Craig Kennerdale on 4th December.

Rematch from when Craig beat him a few months ago in Bury.

[Mimmy]

Marty Kayes never won BBBOC licensed fight think he has gone on to do okay in unlicensed and MBC ranks though

Fights in the next week I think

Fights my mate Craig Kennerdale on 4th December.

Rematch from when Craig beat him a few months ago in Bury.

Ive noticed the bill on Lee Murtaghs facebook page.

[Mimmy]

Andrew Bloomer

http://boxrec.com/boxer/4529

never won a fight in 20, Naz stopped him too

[REEVE]

Lance verallo 0-25

[Lenny Cravats]

Not sure if Alexandru Manea has been mentioned yet, but some of us here followed him ten years ago. We named him the 'Anti-Marciano' it seemed like he took ages to get to 0-49. We cheered when we heard he surpassed that record.
He retired without winning from 50+.

Just checked. He didn't box for 18 months when he was 0-48. It was almost as if he was in on it.

[gp.]

Latvia's Dmitrijs Avsijenkovs one of my favourite active fighters.

0-29 29 KO's all within the first two rounds!

The man is a beast, but unlike Eric Crumble there is plenty of Youtube footage of this man in action!

Surprised this guy hasn't got more of a cult following.

http://boxrec.com/boxer/537447

Looking at that, he must have the record for being stopped the most times by the same referee.


I like Karriem Respress. Three fights, three first round stoppages, all to Julius Long.

http://boxrec.com/boxer/58874

[johnnygreaves]

See fellas,there's a very big difference between a genuine journeyman. And a fella that can't fight. A man that fights over 20 odd fights a yea against top level & unbeaten fighters Is no mug. The " boxing fans" wanting genuine 50/5 fights every time ,are just being unrealistic. The proper journeymen. Do a much needed & under appreciated job

[littlepug]

See fellas,there's a very big difference between a genuine journeyman. And a fella that can't fight. A man that fights over 20 odd fights a yea against top level & unbeaten fighters Is no mug. The " boxing fans" wanting genuine 50/5 fights every time ,are just being unrealistic. The proper journeymen. Do a much needed & under appreciated job

And very much respected by the real fans Johnny

[zojo]

A lot of boxers have tons of losses, but the ones with very few knockouts usually are doing it to make a good living and know what they're doing.

How much money do these guys get?

[gilgamesh]

That video from the 1st page is weird. I'm surprised they'd even give you a Pro record off of some sh*t like that. It's just a gym fight.

[gp.]

That video from the 1st page is weird. I'm surprised they'd even give you a Pro record off of some sh*t like that. It's just a gym fight.

It's how the Eastern Europeans (and others) build up their records to make themselves look like decent opponents for fighters in wealthier countries. When you see a Latvian come over with a W12-L3 record you think that's respectable. Often however the 12 are all fights like that and the 3 are the 3 fights he has actually made money off as an opponent.

[BitPlayer]

A lot of boxers have tons of losses, but the ones with very few knockouts usually are doing it to make a good living and know what they're doing.

How much money do these guys get?

I don't know, but a lot more than they would for winning against who they are fighting.

[Coco]

They earn more because they have the opportunity to fight every week or month whereas the home fighter only fights on his promoters shows.
They can't might regularly I they a getting beat up though, a tough way to make a living.

[littlepug]

A lot of boxers have tons of losses, but the ones with very few knockouts usually are doing it to make a good living and know what they're doing.

How much money do these guys get?

I would guess they would be lucky to clear a grand fighting the novice boxers and upwards of that doing 8 rounders

[mickey1975]

A pal of mine has earned five grand in the last month.

[Coco]

A pal of mine has earned five grand in the last month.

But of course he probably fought 4 times for that, or a couple of 8 rounders, and if you get stopped you are out of work for the next 4-6 weeks.

[mickey1975]

A pal of mine has earned five grand in the last month.

But of course he probably fought 4 times for that, or a couple of 8 rounders, and if you get stopped you are out of work for the next 4-6 weeks.

He's out again next week. He thinks he's won the lottery, said he's sparred harder for years for nothing.

[Coco]

It's true that a lot of the damage done in boxing is done in the gym.

[REEVE]

It's true that a lot of the damage done in boxing is done in the gym.

Yeah I've heard a load of people saying that it puts loads of miles on the clock