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iamasadlittleboy wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote: Fought for the Australian heavyweight title, Australian cruiserweight title and Australian light heavyweight title all in one fight and fought Carlos Monzon.

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer]

That's brilliant spot!

GreenLightning wrote:

Coco wrote:If you look the guys he has beaten don't have a win between them, then he steps up in class and gets knocked out every time .
It gives the audience the illusion that the prospect is fighting some one half decent. But then this is typical in how fighters are brought forward.
It's the same for the Eastern European tomato cans that are brought over here. They have wins, in gym fights in their own country, to give them the illusion of credibility, then get knocked out whenever they go on the road.

he's beaten UFC veterans Joe Riggs, Cabbage Coreirra, Wes Sims, Heath Herring, drew with Jeremy Horn and has been in with some really good company, not quite the same as the East Eurobums

hurlock wrote:

Jeff Thomas wrote:I love Paul Wesleys record.... 16 wins in 60 odd fights... only 6 KO's

That really doesn't tell the story of this mans totally bizarre career.

two of his KO's were over a world champion and a British champion. Amazing.

Funny I was just thinking of him as I read the initial post!
Some journeymen were decent!!
Anthony Hannah fought for a British & is a hard little pro.
Steve foster got thrown in early on & has a intresting record as does Steve Robinson,who's son is fighting now I think?

Tomasino wrote:

Flashing Blade wrote:Travis Fulton

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

His record is only remarkable because he managed to fit it around his 300+ MMA fights

http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Travis-Fulton-80

That is truly an incredible fighting record. I'm taking a guess that this guy does not feel pain! (But doesn't have a good chin)