Best Fighters with ugly records.

[bzkfn]

Considering how Gatti is regarded, his record doesn't look as great as it should.

I would have thought considering that Oscar has been around since the dawn of time he'd have more wins on his record. His statistical record doesn't do justice to how great he is.

[leftylee]

Glen Johnson
Baldomir

[Beanflicker]

Joe Louis...When you actually look at his record he has about 10 good names and he lost to some of them....

Froma appearence of record on paper you would never guess he is the second greatest HW to ever fight

LOL, and people have to ask if boxing fans are too hard on boxers for losing. 69-3 and you're saying that is ugly? Joe Louis has one of the most spectacular records in boxing history.

The one that jumps to my mind is Jersey Joe Walcott (51-1

Before you make comments maybe you should read all the post and see why Joe Louis was mentioned in the first place

Sorry, and I'm not someone who likes to take shots at people, but I still am dumbfounded as to why you brought up Joe Louis. Taking into the account of the description of the thread in the original post, I have no idea how you thought of Joe Louis. It baffles me.

[Trainer Monkey]

Jack Johnson 92-14 stuck around too long
Joe Bugner 69-13 at 48 beats Bonecrusher Smith,beat Jimmy Ellis,beat Henry Cooper,except for a couple of notable exceptions,all of his losses were to the best in the buisness

[DaxxKahn]

Joe Louis...When you actually look at his record he has about 10 good names and he lost to some of them....

Froma appearence of record on paper you would never guess he is the second greatest HW to ever fight

LOL, and people have to ask if boxing fans are too hard on boxers for losing. 69-3 and you're saying that is ugly? Joe Louis has one of the most spectacular records in boxing history.

The one that jumps to my mind is Jersey Joe Walcott (51-1

Before you make comments maybe you should read all the post and see why Joe Louis was mentioned in the first place

Sorry, and I'm not someone who likes to take shots at people, but I still am dumbfounded as to why you brought up Joe Louis. Taking into the account of the description of the thread in the original post, I have no idea how you thought of Joe Louis. It baffles me.

Once again I took it as being names on resumes.....

Take a look at Louis Resume in 73 fights.....

once again while you sit there baffled at why I said that I am baffled how you missed

Joe Louis...

Really?
3 loses in 72 fights isn't bad.


The way I understood the question was in a win vs. loose ratio?
You might be answering it in a different aspect.

You may be right I was looking at it by amount of quality names on resume??....

If we are going by win loss then I take my pick back

Where I even said I take my pick back....Must have not been showing up on your screen huh?......

[The Rookie Fan]

Considering how Gatti is regarded, his record doesn't look as great as it should.

I would have thought considering that Oscar has been around since the dawn of time he'd have more wins on his record. His statistical record doesn't do justice to how great he is.

I have grudgingly grown to respect Oscar. He takes on the best and his record just shows the quality of opposition he has been up against. It is a who's who in boxing at his era. I wish more fighters would have the guts to face so many elite fighters in one career.

[taansend]

Steve Robinson 32-17-2

He was 13-9-1, and coming off a loss, when he stepped in on 2 days notice to fight Davidson.

Between that and his loss to Naz he fought, and beat, opponents with a combined 202-21-8, including 3 decent world champions, all of whom were favoured against him.

The greatest British Cinderella man. He truly learnt his craft in the ring.

[Tito BHB]

Freddie Pendleton was a good fighter how he lost so many early fights is a mystery

Right first i'll mention JLC!

And secondly much like jlc freddie gives you the impression that he was not the fighter he became from the start ..He learnt his craft by boxing as a professional and bieng sucha good bloke he learnt from his experiances and made the best of every occurance good or bad

Peace

[Scrap]

Cut me mick mentioned Dick Tiger Nice story . He was 0 and 6 when he stopped Terry Downes in 4. A reporter after the fight asked Terry who hed like to fight next his reply The Fucking Matchmaker.

[ICB]

Jack Johnson 92-14 stuck around too long
Joe Bugner 69-13 at 48 beats Bonecrusher Smith,beat Jimmy Ellis,beat Henry Cooper,except for a couple of notable exceptions,all of his losses were to the best in the buisness

Cooper was robbed against Bugner and Smith lost the Bugner fight due to an injury he did surprise me against Frazier though.

[Lords Gym]

In ur opinion who's the best fighter/fighters with a not so great record?

I'll give the first 2...

Freddie Pendleton = 47-26-5

Emanuel Augustus = 35-28-6

Lionel Butler, I remember sparring with him, I was just coming out of the amatures around 92 93 ? cant remember dates.. He had a losing record something like 9 win , 10 losses, hit like a truck , was fast as all F#$k. took me a few days to start getting the best of him . remember thinking to meself who the hell beat him ? victum of poor managment, he could have been a threat if brought along correct, this i can promise.

[ghoster]

In ur opinion who's the best fighter/fighters with a not so great record?

I'll give the first 2...

Freddie Pendleton = 47-26-5

Emanuel Augustus = 35-28-6

Lionel Butler, I remember sparring with him, I was just coming out of the amatures around 92 93 ? cant remember dates.. He had a losing record something like 9 win , 10 losses, hit like a truck , was fast as all F#$k. took me a few days to start getting the best of him . remember thinking to meself who the hell beat him ? victum of poor managment, he could have been a threat if brought along correct, this i can promise.

Butler turned it around, the way he leveled Tony Tubbs was awesome. Had a good run at it, til he ran into Lewis that is. Mike Weaver is another heavyweight that turned around too.

[DaxxKahn]

Cut me mick mentioned Dick Tiger Nice story . He was 0 and 6 when he stopped Terry Downes in 4. A reporter after the fight asked Terry who hed like to fight next his reply The F****** Matchmaker.

Ha HA Ha now I can't really blame the guy for wanting to do that...

[SweetPea]

Freddie Pendleton was a good fighter how he lost so many early fights is a mystery

Right first i'll mention JLC!

And secondly much like jlc freddie gives you the impression that he was not the fighter he became from the start ..He learnt his craft by boxing as a professional and bieng sucha good bloke he learnt from his experiances and made the best of every occurance good or bad

Peace

Pendleton was the name that immediately came to mind for me as well. His record was 24-16 when he faced Pernell Whitaker, and he gave him by far the toughest fight that Whitaker had during his reign as lightweight champ. Pendleton legitimately won 3 or 4 rounds, more than guys like Greg Haugen, Jose Luis Ramirez, Azumah Nelson, Jorge Paez, etc.

Pendleton faced guys like Frankie Randall, Roger Mayweather, Livingstone Bramble, Whitaker, Paez, Ruelas, Trinidad, Vince Phillips, Terron Millett, James Page, Tackie, Hatton

[Beanflicker]

Where I even said I take my pick back....Must have not been showing up on your screen huh?......

I saw you take your pick back, but everyone can plainly see you put Louis out there as you never edited your post. I can understand you getting defensive and snippy at me, but damn man I just had to say that was one hell of a weird choice.