Dekoven Hurt
12 fights 12 ko defeats
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Dekoven Hurt
12 fights 12 ko defeats
Dang. Fitting name.
Cesar Castro
Not a 100% KO loss record but
0-20-0 (18 Losses by KO)
How do sanctioning bodies allow these guys to keep fighting?
No. I have some way worse than that in my new book, but you have to buy it to find out--heh heh.:lolololol:
Yes it is a poor record ,but compared to your 636 posts and all were total bullshit , then I'm afraid that you Sir Bellend are far worst in your field.:LOLATYOU:Quote:
Originally Posted by SEANIE
I suppose that a lot of promoters want cannon fodder. Who doesn't like seeing a knockout? Guys like that are accidents waiting to happen. For a dollar a lot of promoters will toss anyone in the ring to get their head knocked off.
It's a pity, with all the effort to make boxing safer, many people are allowed to fight that should never get into the ring in the first place.
Yeah I remember seeing that one and getting a good laugh at the name to match the record! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Trainer Monkey
I heard he is going to be Kessler's next mandatory.Quote:
Originally Posted by SEANIE
haha 0-31 with 31 kos, 21 in the first round. I think we might have a winnerQuote:
Originally Posted by Myk_MykYeah I remember seeing that one and getting a good laugh at the name to match the record! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Trainer Monkey
Excerpt from my book:
"Since 1996, when boxers’ federal ID cards became mandatory, prizefightersfrom the rust belt town of Ashtabula, Ohio have established a combined record of 25 wins and 379 losses. Of those losses, 343 were by KO or TKO, and most came within the first two rounds. James Holly alias Virgil Holly / James Robinson, fought out of Ashtabula from 1983-2000 and was both a fighter and promoter
who could provide a body (including his own) two days before a fight.
"As a boxer, he had an eye-popping mark of 5-55 (KO 55) that landed him suspensions in at least six states. Yes, 55 losses coming by way of KO and 31 in the first round. Others have reported his record as having been 7-64 (KO 64). One of his few wins came against Larry Pugh, 1-7 (KO 7). Another, a major upset, was a 10th round knock out of heavily favored Sammy Scaff in 1998. The giant Scaff once fought Mike Tyson.
"This heavyweight was an exemplar of those who fill in last-minute vacancies on cards, the fodder that more promising fighters used to pad their records with a KO. But when you lose 55 (or 64) fights by KO, you put yourself at great risk...."
Well Reggie Strickland has lost more than anyone I have ever seen
Reggie Strickland
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Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Fighters like strickland and the english bloke who has lost 300 odd are allowed to fight because although they get beat so often they are actually able to avoid any real punishment and dont take any risks in the ring that could lead to them getting themselves hurt.
In this case however if the guy is getting ko`d in every fight and getting nowhere near to a respectable record then it is indeed the states commissions that should be stopping him from getting seriously hurt as the guy himself is obviously too lacking of intelligence to pull himself out!
At least strickland won on occasion,Crumble never won anything except maybe a scratch off lottery ticketQuote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Yes, but not very many by way of stoppage. I have an entire section devoted to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
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Originally Posted by Trainer MonkeyAt least strickland won on occasion,Crumble never won anything except maybe a scratch off lottery ticketQuote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Crumble became known as the "Anti-Marciano," and achieved cult status to some degree.
Believe it or not,somebody almost talked him out of retirement this past year,something got screwed up in the contracts or getting him a lisence,but he said he was going to do it at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by holmcallQuote:
Originally Posted by Trainer MonkeyAt least strickland won on occasion,Crumble never won anything except maybe a scratch off lottery ticketQuote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Crumble became known as the "Anti-Marciano," and achieved cult status to some degree.
there ares ome Slovkian fighters who have records that would make The Professor blink!!
Well, a guy may be 0-10 for instance and be a decent fighter, he may have fought all good opposition. Another guy may be 0-10 against very bad opposition and is legitimately not a good fighter. I have seen many guys with awful looking records that can fight. Really cant clump guy toghether based on their loss percentage. Reggie Strickland for instance is a solid solid fighter. He even beat a then 16-1 Brent Cooper who had a decieving record. If Cooper had fought better opponents could easily be the holder of a 0-10 record himself. Kirino Garcia started his career at 0-19. He then went on to be a real contender. Theres always a story behind the numbers.
Strickland solid? I guess. :-\
He sure was a busy sucker though, averaging over 1.6 fights per month over an 18 year pro career. 1993 I counted 40+ fights!
Isn't it funny how numbers effect our perspective? I thought the same thing when I first looked at his record. Yet, while getting KO'd 25 out of 275 losses isn't that high a percentage; it's still getting KO'd 25 times!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by holmcallYes, but not very many by way of stoppage. I have an entire section devoted to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Eric Crumble. ;D
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Reggie had a knack for falling during an incoming volley if you catch my drift. He rarely was ever REALLY iced. He was part of a group known asQuote:
Originally Posted by Myk_MykIsn't it funny how numbers effect our perspective? I thought the same thing when I first looked at his record. Yet, while getting KO'd 25 out of 275 losses isn't that high a percentage; it's still getting KO'd 25 times!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by holmcallYes, but not very many by way of stoppage. I have an entire section devoted to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Knuckleheads who toured the bcakroads of the midwest in a van. Buck Smith also toured with them for a bit. Quite a story.