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A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 02 Dec 2013, 17:42
by keithmoonhangover
Jesse Clark had a record of 0-30 and he was that 'good', that Buster Douglas fought him thrice.
Has anyone got a worse all loss record?
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 02 Dec 2013, 17:45
by Jeff Thomas
Billy Smith Rip was 0-28 at one point but he could fight
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 02 Dec 2013, 17:49
by The_Don1
Robin 'creepy' Deakin has a career of losses to be rivalled
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 02 Dec 2013, 17:51
by keithmoonhangover
The_Don1 wrote:Robin 'creepy' Deakin has a career of losses to be rivalled
He had a one win.
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 02 Dec 2013, 18:21
by damianhucker1
Bekhi Moyo ?, not sure when his first draw was without checking .
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 02 Dec 2013, 18:31
by Londonirish
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 04:17
by pyenest77
54 losses with 11 stoppages. Why would you box that long when plainly you are in the wrong line of work?
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 04:22
by Tomasino
These guys must be double tough to keep coming back for more. Must be very hard work.
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 05:35
by danconnollyeire
fvck 0-30 with 27 KO loses... he's head must be fvcked
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 05:58
by johnnygreaves
danconnollyeire wrote:fvck 0-30 with 27 KO loses... he's head must be fvcked
I'm a big admirer of the journeymen and know its a double hard living but fornicate. That is a shocker. Makes me look like floyd mayweather
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 06:18
by Ketchel
I remember a guy over here in Norn Iron who was a journeyman flyweight with a 0-16 record who was also a local bouncer. There was a letter directed to this flyweight in Boxing News one time from a 16 stone body builder apologising for the "error of his ways" for starting a fight in the bar. Apparently the flywheel had easily "manhandled" him out the door.
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 06:54
by Anzi
With that record and all the times he has been stopped, would have had his license taken off him over here, long before.
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 07:26
by keithmoonhangover
Anzi wrote:With that record and all the times he has been stopped, would have had his license taken off him over here, long before.
He probably fought under different names.
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 07:55
by The_Don1
keithmoonhangover wrote:The_Don1 wrote:Robin 'creepy' Deakin has a career of losses to be rivalled
He had a one win.
fair point.
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 08:00
by keithmoonhangover
The_Don1 wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:The_Don1 wrote:Robin 'creepy' Deakin has a career of losses to be rivalled
He had a one win.
fair point.
It still doesn't make him a killer though.
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 09:17
by rubberneck
Ketchel wrote:I remember a guy over here in Norn Iron who was a journeyman flyweight with a 0-16 record who was also a local bouncer. There was a letter directed to this flyweight in Boxing News one time from a 16 stone body builder apologising for the "error of his ways" for starting a fight in the bar. Apparently the flywheel had easily "manhandled" him out the door.
I remember reading that letter. I think his name was Marty Kayes.
This guy picked up a few wins, but check out his loss stats!!!! Impressive...
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 09:33
by milpool
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Eric Crumble...he sure did!
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 09:45
by Old bones Ian
The only problem with Eric Crumble , is he never existed.
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 09:49
by palooka
Old bones Ian wrote:
The only problem with Eric Crumble , is he never existed.
Must have made him hard to hit
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 09:51
by keithmoonhangover
palooka wrote:Old bones Ian wrote:
The only problem with Eric Crumble , is he never existed.
Must have made him hard to hit
'Invisible' Eric Crumb.
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 09:51
by Old bones Ian
palooka wrote:Old bones Ian wrote:
The only problem with Eric Crumble , is he never existed.
Must have made him hard to hit
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 12:33
by milpool
Old bones Ian wrote:
The only problem with Eric Crumble , is he never existed.
So what's the story with the mysterious Mr Crumble?
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 13:13
by Old bones Ian
milpool wrote:Old bones Ian wrote:
The only problem with Eric Crumble , is he never existed.
So what's the story with the mysterious Mr Crumble?
Well there's no video of Mr Crumble, think there's supposed to be a pic or 2 of him, or maybe its not him.
I've seen pic of a white guy, and a black guy suppossed to be him.
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 13:32
by milpool
Old bones Ian wrote:
Well there's no video of Mr Crumble, think there's supposed to be a pic or 2 of him, or maybe its not him.
I've seen pic of a white guy, and a black guy suppossed to be him.
I've just done a search myself and there does seem to be a bit of mystery surrounding him. There aren't any definitive pictures and I haven't found any footage.
I played for a darts team once who registerd the name 'Nobby Clark' each year. If we needed a ringer, he would play as Nobby.
Our team captain was well into his statistics and used to record all the individual scores. At the end of each season 'Nobby' would appear in our table of averages having played about half the matches!
I'm just wondering if the name 'Eric Crumble' was used in similar circumstances?
Re: A Career Of Losses.
Posted: 03 Dec 2013, 13:41
by johnnygreaves
The_Don1 wrote:Robin 'creepy' Deakin has a career of losses to be rivalled
hahaha, what's the creepy all about?
