Peter Buckley vs. Matin Mohammed - Revision history

Rockyjones at 19:29, 6 March 2016

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	One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colourful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favourite’s corner for the first time in his home town of Birmingham, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional début in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "I'm in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, my mother's okay, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most losses of any professional British boxer in history, a record unlikely ever to be broken. Undoubtedly, Buckley's remarkable sense of humor figured in his 'ability' to succeed in his 'profession'. The record for consecutive losses goes to 0-53 Alexandru Manea of Romania.		One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colourful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favourite’s corner for the first time in his home town of Birmingham, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional début in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "I'm in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, my mother's okay, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most losses of any professional British boxer in history, a record unlikely ever to be broken. Undoubtedly, Buckley's remarkable sense of humor figured in his 'ability' to succeed in his 'profession'. The record for consecutive losses goes to 0-54 Alexandru Manea of Romania.

Rockyjones at 23:40, 3 August 2013

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	One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colourful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favourite’s corner for the first time in his home town of Birmingham, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional début in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "I'm in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, my mother's okay, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most losses of any professional British boxer in history, a record unlikely ever to be broken. Undoubtedly, Buckley's remarkable sense of humor figured in his 'ability' to succeed in his 'profession'. The record for consecutive ~~loses~~ goes to [[Alexandru Manea]].		One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colourful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favourite’s corner for the first time in his home town of Birmingham, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional début in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "I'm in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, my mother's okay, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most losses of any professional British boxer in history, a record unlikely ever to be broken. Undoubtedly, Buckley's remarkable sense of humor figured in his 'ability' to succeed in his 'profession'. The record for consecutive losses goes to 0-53 Alexandru Manea of Romania.

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	One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colourful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favourite’s corner for the first time in his home town of Birmingham, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional début in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "I'm in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most losses of any professional British boxer in history, a record ~~which are~~ unlikely to be broken.		One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colourful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favourite’s corner for the first time in his home town of Birmingham, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional début in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "I'm in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, my mother's okay, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most losses of any professional British boxer in history, a record unlikely ever to be broken. Undoubtedly, Buckley's remarkable sense of humor figured in his 'ability' to succeed in his 'profession'. The record for consecutive loses goes to [[Alexandru Manea]].

John: corrected

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	One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colourful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favourite’s corner for the first time in his ~~native West Badlands,~~ Birmingham~~, England~~, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional début in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "~~My mother~~'s in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the ~~most bouts and~~ most losses of any professional British boxer in history, ~~records~~ which are unlikely to be broken.		One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colourful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favourite’s corner for the first time in his home town of Birmingham, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional début in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "I'm in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most losses of any professional British boxer in history, a record which are unlikely to be broken.

John: spelling

2012-02-07T23:59:43Z

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	One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most ~~colorful~~ characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the ~~favorite's~~ corner for the first time in his native West Badlands, Birmingham, England, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional ~~debut~~ in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "My mother's in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most bouts and most losses of any professional British boxer in history, records which are unlikely to be broken.		One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colourful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favourite’s corner for the first time in his native West Badlands, Birmingham, England, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional début in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "My mother's in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most bouts and most losses of any professional British boxer in history, records which are unlikely to be broken.

Rowdytimothy: Fight:1356913 moved to Peter Buckley vs. Matin Mohammed

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Brizel at 09:15, 15 December 2008

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	One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colorful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favorite's corner for the first time in his native West Badlands, Birmingham, England, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional debut in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "My mother's in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most bouts and most losses of any British boxer in history, records which are unlikely to be broken.		One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colorful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favorite's corner for the first time in his native West Badlands, Birmingham, England, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional debut in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "My mother's in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most bouts and most losses of any professional British boxer in history, records which are unlikely to be broken.

Brizel at 09:12, 15 December 2008

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	One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colorful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favorite's corner for the first time in his native West Badlands, Birmingham, England, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional debut in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "My mother's in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley ~~retires~~ with the most bouts and most losses of any British boxer in history, records which are unlikely to be broken.		One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colorful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favorite's corner for the first time in his native West Badlands, Birmingham, England, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional debut in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "My mother's in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley, 39, retired with the most bouts and most losses of any British boxer in history, records which are unlikely to be broken.

Brizel at 09:11, 15 December 2008

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	One of Great Britain's and professional ~~boxings~~ most colorful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favorite's corner for the first time in his native West Badlands, Birmingham, England, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional debut in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "My mother's in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley retires with the most bouts and most losses of any British boxer in history, records which are unlikely to be broken.		One of Great Britain's and professional boxing's most colorful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favorite's corner for the first time in his native West Badlands, Birmingham, England, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional debut in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "My mother's in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley retires with the most bouts and most losses of any British boxer in history, records which are unlikely to be broken.

Brizel: Bout Summary

2008-12-15T09:11:23Z

Bout Summary

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One of Great Britain's and professional boxings most colorful characters fought and won his 300th and final bout. 'Professor' Peter Buckley, fighting out of the favorite's corner for the first time in his native West Badlands, Birmingham, England, decisioned Matin Mohammed over four rounds. Buckley, who drew with Mohammed less than four weeks earlier, finished his career at 32-256-12 with 8 kayos and hoped to continue as a boxing trainer. He drew in his professional debut in October 1989 against Alan Baldwin in Staffordshire. Before his final bout, in an interview, Buckley explained "My mother's in good health, I've never been off my feet, hurt or knocked out, this is what I do, and I feel good!" Buckley lost 256 of 300 pro bouts, second only to Reggie Strickland of the United States, who lost 276 of 363 pro bouts in the modern era. Buckley retires with the most bouts and most losses of any British boxer in history, records which are unlikely to be broken.