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Gerald McClellan 31 wins 29 knockouts and 20 ending in the first- amazing

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Michael Bennett- very classy Olympian with a chin of bone china.

6-2 (6KO's) in first 8 all ending in the first round.

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=591&cat=boxer sammy Fuentes always intrigued me he could really punch but also cold be stopped but always exciting to watch remember watching him on old ITV boxing late 54 fights Won 34 ko 28 Lost 18 ko'd 11 times boxed endless amount of good fighters

Proud Kilimanjaro

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Just have a read of some of the names he fought.

kevo wrote:Proud Kilimanjaro

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Just have a read of some of the names he fought.

You could make a case for him having bullied Black Tiger.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3kbKe9cvEBI another was scrap iron Ryan 25 win 23 kos and 3 losses all ok always exciting just realised he ko'd a light Michael Monaghan at light welter 5-0 and who was only usually stopped by good fighters like Carl Froch, Matthew macklin etc

Tomasino wrote:

kevo wrote:Proud Kilimanjaro

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Just have a read of some of the names he fought.

You could make a case for him having bullied Black Tiger.

Either that or Black Tiger was a masochist.

I quite like the fact nobody was successful in defending their title at the Madison Square Garden Bowl.

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Wondering if he can get to 50(50 ko's) before he's actually tested.

I think this guy could of got to 50 Ko's quite easily

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and maybe he didn't actually exist. Many say he didn't

Old bones Ian wrote:I think this guy could of got to 50 Ko's quite easily

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and maybe he didn't actually exist. Many say he didn't

I believe there are some U.S. journeymen who have two or three registered fight aliases as well as there own name so they can still fight even when they're suspended.

This guy is Fijian, he has 22 wins from 40 starts, all 22 wins are by KO!

This guy always sticks out like a sore thumb:

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won 43 (KO 42) + lost 3 (KO 3)


As does this guy:

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won 55 (KO 49) + lost 6 (KO 6)

Never lost on points, went 28 wins on the spin by KO before having his first title fight, then won his next 15 by KO before winning on points.


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Never lost at 122lbs, won all his fights there by KO bar his pro debut and won all his 17 title defences via KO.

Contrast taht with this guy:

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Who went the distance in all but one of his 18 world title fights.


this guy fought a record 339 world title rounds:

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Alexandru Manea (0-53)-The "worst" record of all time?
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Arturo Mayan (0-1)-90 second career that included a WORLD TITLE FIGHT!
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Francisco Quiroz (11-15-1-1, 5)-Worst record of a world champion
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Eric Crumble http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

31 fights, 31 losses all by KO, 21 in the first round.

this is a brilliant thread

kilimanjaro knocked george foreman out inside a round and ended his career winning against sid sithole - gotta be a typo - a great king of the ring

misterpunch wrote:this is a brilliant thread

kilimanjaro knocked george foreman out inside a round and ended his career winning against sid sithole - gotta be a typo - a great king of the ring

One loetter away from having one of the greatest names ever.

Bonyongo Destroyer and Jukebox Timebomb are my personal faves.

Travis Fulton

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

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Flashing Blade wrote:Travis Fulton

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

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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)

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.

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.

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

This is and will always remain my favourite.

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kevo wrote:Proud Kilimanjaro

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Just have a read of some of the names he fought.

he KO'd george foreman in 1

Best thread in ages, I love records, me!

Been fighting for nearly 14 years is 36-0 34 KO's and 24 KO's in the first round.

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Amazing one this, made his debut by stopping an unbeaten, future Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the World in 2 rounds.

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

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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?

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

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That's brilliant spot!