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Been in a coma for a while since his last bout. Rip to a journeyman that brought will and intensity in all of his fights.

The last bout was against Kopas Who at the time was 7 wins 11 losses 2 draws.

Whittom was 12 23 1.

Does boxing really need this kind of fights?

It's fucked up game.

RIP

Heretic wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 04:40 The last bout was against Kopas Who at the time was 7 wins 11 losses 2 draws.

Whittom was 12 23 1.

Does boxing really need this kind of fights?

It's fucked up game.

RIP

Maybe a bit insensitive, that.

It's got to be tough for the guys family and the other boxer in the ring. Awful when these events occur.

Heretic wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 04:40 The last bout was against Kopas Who at the time was 7 wins 11 losses 2 draws. Whittom was 12-23-1.
Does boxing really need this kind of fights?

Hell yeah, we do! Some of the best fights I've witnessed are journeymen with losing records giving it their all. Who are we to deny these brave fighters an income and an opportunity to excite fans?

RIP

Heretic wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 04:40 The last bout was against Kopas Who at the time was 7 wins 11 losses 2 draws.

Whittom was 12 23 1.

Does boxing really need this kind of fights?

It's fucked up game.

RIP

It was a title fight, canadian light heavyweight title, the numbers dont matter mate

Apparently had substance abuse problems that had him eunning after those paychecks.

Regarding the records comment, people often complain that boxing is giving too much importance to flawless records as oppose to MMA where a loss doesn’t mean you’re a fraud thats been exposed. Promoters need these fighters ans fight. Boxing is much more than a PPV main event.

He was a warrior and had a few local wars like vs Diaconnu and poulard

Never took a step back

RIP

Lenny Cravats wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 05:55

Heretic wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 04:40 The last bout was against Kopas Who at the time was 7 wins 11 losses 2 draws.

Whittom was 12 23 1.

Does boxing really need this kind of fights?

It's fucked up game.

RIP

Maybe a bit insensitive, that.

It's got to be tough for the guys family and the other boxer in the ring. Awful when these events occur.

Yeah sorry about that.

The whole journeyman thing ticks me the wrong way

How many KO losses is too many? It would seem that 12 was too much...

But I don't know the situation too well. So I might need to STFU.

There are some journeyman that I see as being good ones. Like Sherman Williams or Travis Walker. Guys who try to win. What I don't like is guys taking beatings for cash.

Jaywheel wrote: ↑16 Mar 2018, 22:34 Been in a coma for a while since his last bout. Rip to a journeyman that brought will and intensity in all of his fights.

These types of guys really make boxing.; never get the credit...RIP.

Whittom got the local warrior reconition early in his career... he was always considered a tough fight... but when he moved up in weight at some point, he became easier to stop... i was wondering why he kept fighting

TheBeast wrote: ↑17 Mar 2018, 15:43 Whittom got the local warrior reconition early in his career... he was always considered a tough fight... but when he moved up in weight at some point, he became easier to stop... i was wondering why he kept fighting

Probably needed the money. Sad.

this guy took many battering from much better and bigger opponents, maybe if hed been more matched at his own level in the first place his brain wouldve been in better condition coming into a fight like this.