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Seeing that del could easily go to 32-10 this week, it made me wonder who the best boxers since the 2000s with 10 or more losses are. obviously the greats of past generations had tons of fights and many had more than 10 losses, but these days guys are less active and more cherry picking usually

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 15:55 Seeing that del could easily go to 32-10 this week, it made me wonder who the best boxers since the 2000s with 10 or more losses are. obviously the greats of past generations had tons of fights and many had more than 10 losses, but these days guys are less active and more cherry picking usually

Erik Morales 9 loses

Mosley - 10 but it should be 11 because De la Hoya won that second fight imo.

Holyfield count?

Glen Johnson 21.

Oliver McCall 14.

Ricardo Mayorga 12.

Gabriel Rosado 12.

James Toney 10.

And almost there:

Roy Jones 9.

Steve Cunningham 9.

Andrew Golota 9.

Hasim Rahman 9.

John Ruiz 9.

Can’t have guys like Miguel Roman? Salido?

(craig) wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 16:30 Mosley - 10 but it should be 11 because De la Hoya won that second fight imo.

Shane Mosley great shout brilliant boxer

brilo33 wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 16:21

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 15:55 Seeing that del could easily go to 32-10 this week, it made me wonder who the best boxers since the 2000s with 10 or more losses are. obviously the greats of past generations had tons of fights and many had more than 10 losses, but these days guys are less active and more cherry picking usually

Erik Morales 9 loses

Danny Wiliams

jameswilson wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 16:53

brilo33 wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 16:21

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 15:55 Seeing that del could easily go to 32-10 this week, it made me wonder who the best boxers since the 2000s with 10 or more losses are. obviously the greats of past generations had tons of fights and many had more than 10 losses, but these days guys are less active and more cherry picking usually

Erik Morales 9 loses

i know its not 10 but great fighters dont lose 10 these days think mosley is best call

Chris Edwards was definitely one of the world's best fighters with a losing record at one point. Something like 12-13 when he won the British ?

(craig) wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 16:30 Mosley - 10 but it should be 11 because De la Hoya won that second fight imo.

Me too,1st one mosley was crisp and sharp,way too quick for de la hoya but 2nd oscar turned it round but the judges where friends with Terry O'Connor

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 16:38 Can’t have guys like Miguel Roman? Salido?

can have them for sure, as long as 10 or more losses ...the mexicans are prob a good one for this threa

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 17:09

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 16:38 Can’t have guys like Miguel Roman? Salido?

can have them for sure, as long as 10 or more losses ...the mexicans are prob a good one for this threa

It’s just that it said best.. but I guess they are former world champions..

Khamitski was still a handful for most with 10 losses.

Maybe not one of the elite ones, but certainly in the chasing group:

Gilberto Keb Baas 22
Rey Megrino 20
Tomas Rojas 19
Sonny Boy Jaro 15
Rey Loreto 15
Kohei Kono 12
Edgar Sosa 11
Jhnonny Gonzalez 11

Darchiyan is a nearly man on 9

Emmanuel Augustus.

Kompyak Porpramook becomes the latest to join this club after losing to Thai prodigy Nonthasith Petchnamthong (2-0) earlier today!

Domestically Micahel Gomez is up there. He was outstanding just couldn't fully apply himself.

Evander Holyfield 10 losses
Jhonny Gonzalez 11 losses

Only one vote for me. With 16 losses...

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DrDuke wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 16:37 Glen Johnson 21.

Oliver McCall 14.

Ricardo Mayorga 12.

Gabriel Rosado 12.

James Toney 10.

Ignoring the "Almost there's" and adding a few more that are.

Orlando Salido

Emanuel Augustus

Manuel Medina

Who was that British guy nicknamed "The Upsetter" he had some notable wins, and had well over 10 losses.

Didn't Johnny Nelson lose more than 10 fights? I don't recall if he had any fights after 2000 or not though.

Old bones Ian wrote: ↑31 Oct 2020, 09:39 Evander Holyfield 10 losses
Jhonny Gonzalez 11 losses

Loved me some Ja-Honey.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑31 Oct 2020, 10:39 Didn't Johnny Nelson lose more than 10 fights? I don't recall if he had any fights after 2000 or not though.

Right, he had 12 and he had a quite long streak of the WBO defences in the 2000s.

TheGman wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 17:08

(craig) wrote: ↑30 Oct 2020, 16:30 Mosley - 10 but it should be 11 because De la Hoya won that second fight imo.

Me too,1st one mosley was crisp and sharp,way too quick for de la hoya but 2nd oscar turned it round but the judges where friends with Terry O'Connor

I thought Mosley deserved the rematch personally, but it was definitely WAY more competitive and debatable than the 1st bout.

Ironically the 2nd one was a Unanimous Decision for Mosley while the 1st was a Split.

Sometimes Boxing just don't make no kinda sense. Because even though I thought Mosley won, that was definitely a Split Decision kinda bout if I ever saw one.