Peter Buckley - Revision history

John at 16:50, 13 June 2022

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	'''Manager''': [[Nobby Nobbs]]		* '''Manager/Trainer''': [[Nobby Nobbs]]

Arvind1 at 03:11, 21 December 2018

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	'''Peter Buckley''' (born 9 March 1969 in Birmingham, England) is a retired English journeyman boxer in the featherweight through welterweight divisions. Buckley turned pro in October 1989, when he fought at the Colosseum, Stafford, West Midlands, England, only earning a draw with fellow debutant Brixham's Alan Baldwin despite knocking Baldwin down in the early rounds.[1] Buckley who has never fought for a major title was given a special ringwalk and presentation before his 200th fight in April 2003 at the MEN Arena in Manchester. Buckley is believed to have more losses than any British fighter in history. At the time of his retirement in October 2008, he had more losses (256) than any active boxer. He likely has the second most losses in boxing history, behind [[Reggie Strickland]] (276). Buckley has fought the the following former world champions: [[Johnny Bredahl]], [[Duke McKenzie]], [[Naseem Hamed]], [[Barry Jones]], [[Paul Ingle]], [[Colin McMillan]], [[Scott Harrison]], [[Salim Medjkoune]], [[Lehlohonolo Ledwaba]], [[Acelino Freitas]], [[Gavin Rees]], [[Lee Selby]] & [[Kell Brook]].		'''Peter Buckley''' (born 9 March 1969 in Birmingham, England) is a retired English journeyman boxer in the featherweight through welterweight divisions. Buckley turned pro in October 1989, when he fought at the Colosseum, Stafford, West Midlands, England, only earning a draw with fellow debutant Brixham's Alan Baldwin despite knocking Baldwin down in the early rounds.[1] Buckley who has never fought for a major title was given a special ringwalk and presentation before his 200th fight in April 2003 at the MEN Arena in Manchester. Buckley is believed to have more losses than any British fighter in history. At the time of his retirement in October 2008, he had more losses (256) than any active boxer. He likely has the second most losses in boxing history, behind [[Reggie Strickland]] (276). Buckley has fought the the following former world champions: [[Johnny Bredahl]], [[Duke McKenzie]], [[Naseem Hamed]], [[Barry Jones]], [[Paul Ingle]], [[Colin McMillan]], [[Scott Harrison]], [[Salim Medjkoune]], [[Lehlohonolo Ledwaba]], [[Acelino Freitas]], [[Gavin Rees]], [[Lee Selby]] & [[Kell Brook]].

			==Regional & Minor Titles==
			*[[BBBoC]] Midlands Area super featherweight title

	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Buckley, Peter]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Buckley, Peter]]

Arvind1 at 03:06, 21 December 2018

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 '''Manager''': [[Nobby Nobbs]]
-Buckley turned pro in October 1989, when he fought at the Colosseum, Stafford, West Midlands, England, only earning a draw with fellow debutant Brixham's Alan Baldwin despite knocking Baldwin down in the early rounds.[1]
+==Biography==
+'''Peter Buckley''' (born 9 March 1969 in Birmingham, England) is a retired English journeyman boxer in the featherweight through welterweight divisions. Buckley turned pro in October 1989, when he fought at the Colosseum, Stafford, West Midlands, England, only earning a draw with fellow debutant Brixham's Alan Baldwin despite knocking Baldwin down in the early rounds.[1] Buckley who has never fought for a major title was given a special ringwalk and presentation before his 200th fight in April 2003 at the MEN Arena in Manchester. Buckley is believed to have more losses than any British fighter in history. At the time of his retirement in October 2008, he had more losses (256) than any active boxer. He likely has the second most losses in boxing history, behind [[Reggie Strickland]] (276). Buckley has fought the the following former world champions: [[Johnny Bredahl]], [[Duke McKenzie]], [[Naseem Hamed]], [[Barry Jones]], [[Paul Ingle]], [[Colin McMillan]], [[Scott Harrison]], [[Salim Medjkoune]],  [[Lehlohonolo Ledwaba]], [[Acelino Freitas]], [[Gavin Rees]], [[Lee Selby]] &  [[Kell Brook]].
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Greyj at 17:37, 30 May 2017

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	* [[Gavin Rees]]		* [[Gavin Rees]]
	* [[Lee Selby]]		* [[Lee Selby]]
			* [[Kell Brook]]

	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Buckley, Peter]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Buckley, Peter]]

Greyj at 02:38, 7 September 2015

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	* [[Acelino Freitas]]		* [[Acelino Freitas]]
	* [[Gavin Rees]]		* [[Gavin Rees]]
			* [[Lee Selby]]

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John at 13:45, 4 October 2013

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	'''Manager''': [[Nobby Nobbs]]		'''Manager''': [[Nobby Nobbs]]

John at 13:45, 4 October 2013

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	Buckley who has never fought for a major title was given a special ringwalk and presentation before his 200th fight in April 2003 at the MEN Arena in Manchester.		Buckley who has never fought for a major title was given a special ringwalk and presentation before his 200th fight in April 2003 at the MEN Arena in Manchester.

	Buckley is believed to have more losses than any British fighter in history. At the time of his retirement in October 2008, he had more losses (256) than any active boxer. He likely has the second most losses in boxing history, behind [[Reggie Strickland]] (276).~~<br>~~		Buckley is believed to have more losses than any British fighter in history. At the time of his retirement in October 2008, he had more losses (256) than any active boxer. He likely has the second most losses in boxing history, behind [[Reggie Strickland]] (276).
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	== Current or Former World Champions Buckley Has Fought ==		== Current or Former World Champions Buckley Has Fought ==
	* [[Johnny Bredahl]]		* [[Johnny Bredahl]]

Matt at 03:38, 11 November 2009

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	'''Manager''': [[Nobby Nobbs]]		'''Manager''': [[Nobby Nobbs]]

	'''Peter Buckley''' (born 9 March 1969 in Birmingham, England) is an English journeyman boxer in the ~~Welterweight division. Although he currently fights at Welterweight division he has competed at a number of~~ divisions ~~either side~~.		'''Peter Buckley''' (born 9 March 1969 in Birmingham, England) is a retired English journeyman boxer in the featherweight through welterweight divisions.

	Buckley turned pro in October 1989, when he fought at the Colosseum, Stafford, West Midlands, England, only earning a draw with fellow debutant Brixham's Alan Baldwin despite knocking Baldwin down in the early rounds.[1]		Buckley turned pro in October 1989, when he fought at the Colosseum, Stafford, West Midlands, England, only earning a draw with fellow debutant Brixham's Alan Baldwin despite knocking Baldwin down in the early rounds.[1]
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	Buckley who has never fought for a major title was given a special ringwalk and presentation before his 200th fight in April 2003 at the MEN Arena in Manchester.		Buckley who has never fought for a major title was given a special ringwalk and presentation before his 200th fight in April 2003 at the MEN Arena in Manchester.

	Buckley is believed to have more losses than any British fighter in history. ~~He has~~ more losses (256) than any active boxer. He likely has the second most losses in boxing history, behind [[Reggie Strickland]] (276).<br>		Buckley is believed to have more losses than any British fighter in history. At the time of his retirement in October 2008, he had more losses (256) than any active boxer. He likely has the second most losses in boxing history, behind [[Reggie Strickland]] (276).<br>
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	== Current or Former World Champions Buckley Has Fought ==		== Current or Former World Champions Buckley Has Fought ==

Grey at 21:32, 27 August 2009

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	* [[Lehlohonolo Ledwaba]]		* [[Lehlohonolo Ledwaba]]
	* [[Acelino Freitas]]		* [[Acelino Freitas]]
			* [[Gavin Rees]]

	[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Buckley, Peter]]		[[Category:Boxers with more than 200 bouts\|Buckley, Peter]]

Matt at 19:11, 7 January 2009

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	Buckley who has never fought for a major title was given a special ringwalk and presentation before his 200th fight in April 2003 at the MEN Arena in Manchester.		Buckley who has never fought for a major title was given a special ringwalk and presentation before his 200th fight in April 2003 at the MEN Arena in Manchester.

	Buckley is believed to have more losses than any British fighter in history. He has more losses (~~249~~) than any active boxer. He likely has the second most losses in boxing history, behind [[Reggie Strickland]] (276).<br>		Buckley is believed to have more losses than any British fighter in history. He has more losses (256) than any active boxer. He likely has the second most losses in boxing history, behind [[Reggie Strickland]] (276).<br>
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	== Current or Former World Champions Buckley Has Fought ==		== Current or Former World Champions Buckley Has Fought ==