Best Journey man in recnet boxing history

Glen Johnson. Amen to the that, Glen gets my vote too.

http://assets.espn.go.com/media/box/2006/0225/photo/g_brock_275.jpg Zuri Lawrence 6'4", 240 lb Zuri hasn't scored a SINGLE knockout in his 41 fight career (23 wins, 13 losses). Lawrence has fought todays best heavyweights, he beat McCline, drew with Austin, lost in a close fight against Rahman and got knocked the f out by Calvin Brock. One of the best journeymen today.

Zab Judah?

There are 4 guys that come to my mind: 1. Vince " Be Cool" Philips, He pretty much shocked the world by beating the undeafted Kosta Tzyu. He was going for the body and then went for the head. 2. Carlos Baldomir, He win over Zab Judah as well as Aruto Gatti cementing he isnt a fluke win was a good one. He went around the world and stayed 19 fights undeafted intell he go a chance. 3. Emanuel Agustus, For a person to have alot of loss and still be in television is amazing. He is well knowen for his clowning around. But he is pretty good fight and good with his speed. 4. Evander Holyfield, War with Tyson and Bowe is just classic. Ben Tackie is a good journey man too. but not the best around but he give a good test for contender and fighters who wanna go to the next level. another good one is Lovermoun Ndou and Demecus Corely Vince Phillips was a fringe world class contender, as is Carlos Baldomir, Evander Holyfield is the best cruiserweight of all time arguably and probably one of the top 20 heavyweights of all time. Is Roy Jones a journeyman now cos he's lost a couple? Augustus is the only true journeyman on that list. It's ludicrous to call some of these people journeymen - they're not.

Manny Augustus, nothing is better than that "drunken style" of boxing.

DLH? :ugh: Ndou is a good one.

There are 4 guys that come to my mind: 1. Vince " Be Cool" Philips, He pretty much shocked the world by beating the undeafted Kosta Tzyu. He was going for the body and then went for the head. 2. Carlos Baldomir, He win over Zab Judah as well as Aruto Gatti cementing he isnt a fluke win was a good one. He went around the world and stayed 19 fights undeafted intell he go a chance. 3. Emanuel Agustus, For a person to have alot of loss and still be in television is amazing. He is well knowen for his clowning around. But he is pretty good fight and good with his speed. 4. Evander Holyfield, War with Tyson and Bowe is just classic. Ben Tackie is a good journey man too. but not the best around but he give a good test for contender and fighters who wanna go to the next level. another good one is Lovermoun Ndou and Demecus Corely I measure journeyman by who they LOST to. With Jerry Quarry being the all-time greatest journeyman in the history of boxing. Right now you gotta like Baldomir in the WW, Eastman in the MW/SMW. Ruiz had a very good journeyman career for heavyweights.

Yuri Campos Boy he retired last year. He lost to Vargas and Tito. and his lost to Vargas made Vargas the youngers champion Yory Boy Campas is not retired. He has been fighting regularly and is still active.

Arturo Gatti A journeyman in the sense that he's been on the recieving end of many a beatdown from top level fighters. Not a journeyman in the sense that almost all of his fights have been in his adopted home of New Jersey. Probably one of the the most accomplished journeymen out their lol.

journey men are not champions ...wtf?

1. Joe Calzaghe 2. Bernard Hopkins

I think a lot of you are'nt clear on what a journeyman is. ismael abdoul is the definition of journeyman http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=019825&cat=boxer

Casamayor journeyman? There won't be many people agreeing

ismael abdoul

holyfield a journeyman????? no way! Gen Johnson................... but actually he was robbed so many times that he should not have fallen into that category

Jameel McCline.

kali meehan?

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=6117&cat=boxer gotta be Buck Smith! lol! I remember he KTFO Kirklaind Laing back in the day as well! At least he never suffered from inactivity.

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=6117&cat=boxer gotta be Buck Smith! lol! I remember he KTFO Kirklaind Laing back in the day as well!

Yuri Campos Boy he retired last year. He lost to Vargas and Tito. and his lost to Vargas made Vargas the youngers champion