Most draws
Most draws
Probs an odd question but weve had most wins and most losses
Anyone know who the britsih boxer with tge most draws is ?
Anyone know who the britsih boxer with tge most draws is ?
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rubberneck
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Re: Most draws
First name that popped in to my head was Len Wickwar. An old timer who had 42 draws from 470 fights.
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bigjack
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Re: Most draws
Len Wickwar popped into your head ? you must have some knowledge on boxing.rubberneck wrote: ↑03 Nov 2018, 04:08 First name that popped in to my head was Len Wickwar. An old timer who had 42 draws from 470 fights.
Re: Most draws
id be curious in this especially for modern era non-journeyman fighters who didnt simply attrtition there way into it through total number of fights
so guys who just seemed to have a thing for being in these close fights
like, badou jack in 25 or 26 fights had 4 of which were draws, 2 split decisions, and 1 majority decision
so guys who just seemed to have a thing for being in these close fights
like, badou jack in 25 or 26 fights had 4 of which were draws, 2 split decisions, and 1 majority decision
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rubberneck
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Re: Most draws
Too much time on my hands more likebigjack wrote: ↑03 Nov 2018, 05:57Len Wickwar popped into your head ? you must have some knowledge on boxing.rubberneck wrote: ↑03 Nov 2018, 04:08 First name that popped in to my head was Len Wickwar. An old timer who had 42 draws from 470 fights.![]()
Re: Most draws
I cant for the life of me think who but i saw his record on here in the 90s he had sumit like 6 draws in first 9 fights
Re: Most draws
Whilst searching records recently I came across 2 fighters that boxed each other to 3 consecutive draws but cant for the life of me remember who it was, Thomas Stalker had 3 consecutive draws with 2 coming against the same guy.
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rubberneck
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Re: Most draws
Thats it mate spot on
Re: Most draws
Modern-ish era, for a guy that most rate was one of the best at the weight and a bit of a beast, Monzon has 9 draws.
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prewarboxing
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Re: Most draws
According to my records (British fighters only)
Sandy McEwan(Aberdeen) 51 draws from 316 contests
Then :
Bert Taylor (Birmingham) 48
Sam Minto (Barbados but UK based) 47
Arnold Kid Sheppard (Ferndale) 47
George Marsden (Nottingham) 46
Bill Huntley (Lambeth) 45
Ernie Red Pullen (Cardiff) 45
Len Wickwar (Leicester) 44
Albert Lloyd (Camberwell) 43
Ernie Bicknell (Doncaster) 43
Bert Ison (Leicester) 43
Pat Daly (Walsall) 42
George Williams (Treherbert) 40
Miles Templeton
Sandy McEwan(Aberdeen) 51 draws from 316 contests
Then :
Bert Taylor (Birmingham) 48
Sam Minto (Barbados but UK based) 47
Arnold Kid Sheppard (Ferndale) 47
George Marsden (Nottingham) 46
Bill Huntley (Lambeth) 45
Ernie Red Pullen (Cardiff) 45
Len Wickwar (Leicester) 44
Albert Lloyd (Camberwell) 43
Ernie Bicknell (Doncaster) 43
Bert Ison (Leicester) 43
Pat Daly (Walsall) 42
George Williams (Treherbert) 40
Miles Templeton
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Switch hitter
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Re: Most draws
I was one of them.....REEVE wrote: ↑03 Nov 2018, 18:31![]()
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Thats it mate spot on
Re: Most draws
Hope your well miles mate and 51 draws is unreal thats more then most fighters have in total now!prewarboxing wrote: ↑04 Nov 2018, 12:19 According to my records (British fighters only)
Sandy McEwan(Aberdeen) 51 draws from 316 contests
Then :
Bert Taylor (Birmingham) 48
Sam Minto (Barbados but UK based) 47
Arnold Kid Sheppard (Ferndale) 47
George Marsden (Nottingham) 46
Bill Huntley (Lambeth) 45
Ernie Red Pullen (Cardiff) 45
Len Wickwar (Leicester) 44
Albert Lloyd (Camberwell) 43
Ernie Bicknell (Doncaster) 43
Bert Ison (Leicester) 43
Pat Daly (Walsall) 42
George Williams (Treherbert) 40
Miles Templeton
Re: Most draws
Whats your name mateSwitch hitter wrote: ↑04 Nov 2018, 13:51I was one of them.....
Re: Most draws
Hi miles these draws are not showing up on there boxrec records is there any reason why they havnt been added?prewarboxing wrote: ↑04 Nov 2018, 12:19 According to my records (British fighters only)
Sandy McEwan(Aberdeen) 51 draws from 316 contests
Then :
Bert Taylor (Birmingham) 48
Sam Minto (Barbados but UK based) 47
Arnold Kid Sheppard (Ferndale) 47
George Marsden (Nottingham) 46
Bill Huntley (Lambeth) 45
Ernie Red Pullen (Cardiff) 45
Len Wickwar (Leicester) 44
Albert Lloyd (Camberwell) 43
Ernie Bicknell (Doncaster) 43
Bert Ison (Leicester) 43
Pat Daly (Walsall) 42
George Williams (Treherbert) 40
Miles Templeton
Re: Most draws
just had a look at yr website btw interesting stuff going to enjoy readingjonp wrote: ↑05 Nov 2018, 07:25Hi miles these draws are not showing up on there boxrec records is there any reason why they havnt been added?prewarboxing wrote: ↑04 Nov 2018, 12:19 According to my records (British fighters only)
Sandy McEwan(Aberdeen) 51 draws from 316 contests
Then :
Bert Taylor (Birmingham) 48
Sam Minto (Barbados but UK based) 47
Arnold Kid Sheppard (Ferndale) 47
George Marsden (Nottingham) 46
Bill Huntley (Lambeth) 45
Ernie Red Pullen (Cardiff) 45
Len Wickwar (Leicester) 44
Albert Lloyd (Camberwell) 43
Ernie Bicknell (Doncaster) 43
Bert Ison (Leicester) 43
Pat Daly (Walsall) 42
George Williams (Treherbert) 40
Miles Templeton
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prewarboxing
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Re: Most draws
I am great thanks Gary. You back in the ring soon? I hear your family has grown in size!REEVE wrote: ↑05 Nov 2018, 04:55Hope your well miles mate and 51 draws is unreal thats more then most fighters have in total now!prewarboxing wrote: ↑04 Nov 2018, 12:19 According to my records (British fighters only)
Sandy McEwan(Aberdeen) 51 draws from 316 contests
Then :
Bert Taylor (Birmingham) 48
Sam Minto (Barbados but UK based) 47
Arnold Kid Sheppard (Ferndale) 47
George Marsden (Nottingham) 46
Bill Huntley (Lambeth) 45
Ernie Red Pullen (Cardiff) 45
Len Wickwar (Leicester) 44
Albert Lloyd (Camberwell) 43
Ernie Bicknell (Doncaster) 43
Bert Ison (Leicester) 43
Pat Daly (Walsall) 42
George Williams (Treherbert) 40
Miles Templeton
Miles
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prewarboxing
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Re: Most draws
Hi Jon.jonp wrote: ↑05 Nov 2018, 07:25Hi miles these draws are not showing up on there boxrec records is there any reason why they havnt been added?prewarboxing wrote: ↑04 Nov 2018, 12:19 According to my records (British fighters only)
Sandy McEwan(Aberdeen) 51 draws from 316 contests
Then :
Bert Taylor (Birmingham) 48
Sam Minto (Barbados but UK based) 47
Arnold Kid Sheppard (Ferndale) 47
George Marsden (Nottingham) 46
Bill Huntley (Lambeth) 45
Ernie Red Pullen (Cardiff) 45
Len Wickwar (Leicester) 44
Albert Lloyd (Camberwell) 43
Ernie Bicknell (Doncaster) 43
Bert Ison (Leicester) 43
Pat Daly (Walsall) 42
George Williams (Treherbert) 40
Miles Templeton
Thanks for the complement about my website. Always happy to help if you have any queries about the old timers. I do post some stuff on boxrec and make quite a lot of my records available. I have been researching this stuff for 45 years and I have not made all of my results available to boxrec. One day I will, but in the meantime it forms the backbone of my business. That's why you won't find a match between my stuff and the boxrec database. There are some good lads improving the boxrec British prewar stuff. Fair play to them. It's a long haul though. Between 120 and 150 professional shows a week in the UK back in the 1930s!
Regards
Miles.
Re: Most draws
Hi mate yeah ive just got back in the gym this week we have been moving house and my fiance has had twins ive been super busy will be back asapprewarboxing wrote: ↑05 Nov 2018, 16:48I am great thanks Gary. You back in the ring soon? I hear your family has grown in size!REEVE wrote: ↑05 Nov 2018, 04:55Hope your well miles mate and 51 draws is unreal thats more then most fighters have in total now!prewarboxing wrote: ↑04 Nov 2018, 12:19 According to my records (British fighters only)
Sandy McEwan(Aberdeen) 51 draws from 316 contests
Then :
Bert Taylor (Birmingham) 48
Sam Minto (Barbados but UK based) 47
Arnold Kid Sheppard (Ferndale) 47
George Marsden (Nottingham) 46
Bill Huntley (Lambeth) 45
Ernie Red Pullen (Cardiff) 45
Len Wickwar (Leicester) 44
Albert Lloyd (Camberwell) 43
Ernie Bicknell (Doncaster) 43
Bert Ison (Leicester) 43
Pat Daly (Walsall) 42
George Williams (Treherbert) 40
Miles Templeton
Miles
On about pre war boxig someone should do a story on micky maguire i think his is a good story
Re: Most draws
There's a load from that era with a ton of fights, probably one of them, I'll see what I can find.rubberneck wrote: ↑03 Nov 2018, 04:08 First name that popped in to my head was Len Wickwar. An old timer who had 42 draws from 470 fights.
Some really early ones have tons of draws too
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Most draws
proportion wise shout out to megumi watanabe, 7 draws in 12 fights, once had 5 straight draws
https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/1021630
https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/1021630
Re: Most draws
Over 50% of your total bouts being draws. That's crazy.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑20 Feb 2026, 14:02 proportion wise shout out to megumi watanabe, 7 draws in 12 fights, once had 5 straight draws
https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/1021630
There may be someone out there who fought 1 draw, and just quit Boxing therefore having an 0-0-1 record with 100% draws, but I doubt anybody ever got more draws in less bouts than that.
No sport has the kinda oddball statistical anominalies that Boxing does.
Re: Most draws
Shouldn’t be draws. Fight an odd number of rounds when it’s ref judging: 5 x 3s whatever. 4 rounds is ridiculous anyway: professional athletes fighting 4 rounds because they’ve just turned pro -! Most have been training since kids
As a side there shouldn’t be journeymen either. 5 fights without a win one year ban
95% Boxing is fixed . One guy literally turns up to lose without getting KOd . Doesn’t even try to win..
There’s no other competitive sports where one team literally turns up to lose on purpose.
As a side there shouldn’t be journeymen either. 5 fights without a win one year ban
95% Boxing is fixed . One guy literally turns up to lose without getting KOd . Doesn’t even try to win..
There’s no other competitive sports where one team literally turns up to lose on purpose.
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Ruthless-RKO
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Re: Most draws
In Argentina. They do odd rounds.
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Controversial
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Re: Most draws
Being a journeyman is just a job for a lot of them. More fights more money. It’s a business, unless you are a big ticket seller you need to fight regular. Upsetting the apple cart by beating the A side may backfire on them so they are happy to get paid, take the loss and not get stopped so they don’t get suspended as they want to be back in the ring quickly.Wales wrote: ↑22 Feb 2026, 00:16 Shouldn’t be draws. Fight an odd number of rounds when it’s ref judging: 5 x 3s whatever. 4 rounds is ridiculous anyway: professional athletes fighting 4 rounds because they’ve just turned pro -! Most have been training since kids
As a side there shouldn’t be journeymen either. 5 fights without a win one year ban
95% Boxing is fixed . One guy literally turns up to lose without getting KOd . Doesn’t even try to win..
There’s no other competitive sports where one team literally turns up to lose on purpose.