how is it possible to lose 142 professional fights?

that moron that keeps mentioning sergio taking steroids lmao, martinez must've taken his girl

wow thats a hell of a lot of losing but there is also an incredible number of realy good british fighters on there, some he even faced numerous times, takes alot of heart to keep getting back in that ring knowing you will lose, but at least the guy made a living doing somthing he enjoyed but sad to see he had to end his life, must be tough on the mind and soul living the way he did.

if Steroidgio Martinez stopped taking PEDs and fought legitimate opposition he would be 0-142. Amazing, this thread is so far removed from Sergio and yet you still feel the urge to talk about him. I understand you dislike him but i dislike Nazi's, i dont feel the urge to mention them everytime i post something. ps, heres another http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=2153&cat=boxer

wow...interesting and kind of sad regarding the suicide...

These types of fighters are needed boxing. I remember reading a boxing article a while ago on why Journeymen are important for the sport. They don't go in there to win, they go in there to survive and avoid getting knocked out. These journeymen aren't fools by any means, they've crafted a way to survive, but they do enjoy boxing - even if they aren't going to win. i think i read that same article. ring magazine right ??

This is funny http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=23922&cat=boxer

if you would f-ucking leave these boards we would all win Haha! The guy is absolutely obsessed with ''steroidgio'' Sergio must of took his missus or something.

i see what you mean...taking a closer look at the list...i see some more names i overlooked...i see he fought darren barker as well... And he did, fought Michael Jennings, Anthony Small & a few others as well, quite a few that was in a recent Prizefighter tournament. According to Boxrec he commited suicide at just 31 :(

if Steroidgio Martinez stopped taking PEDs and fought legitimate opposition he would be 0-142. if you would f-ucking leave these boards we would all win

A lot of those guys have go on to become Commonwealth/European/World champions. I think he was a guy that Frank Warren used to pad his fighters records with. But fair play to the guy, he had a lot of fights & against some decent pros. Kel Brook, Vassell, Ricky Burns, Nathan Cleverly, Tony Doherty, Ross Minter, Lenny Daws, Gavin Rees, John Murray, Nigel Wright etc etc He was in with the who's who of British boxing. i see what you mean...taking a closer look at the list...i see some more names i overlooked...i see he fought darren barker as well...

Peter Buckley had 300 fights, 256 losses, hadn't won a fight for the last 5 years of his career up until his 300th which he did win and retired on. Worth noting that he was never dropped, not once.

alias Gypsy Boy lol

These types of fighters are needed boxing. I remember reading a boxing article a while ago on why Journeymen are important for the sport. They don't go in there to win, they go in there to survive and avoid getting knocked out. These journeymen aren't fools by any means, they've crafted a way to survive, but they do enjoy boxing - even if they aren't going to win.

A lot of those guys have go on to become Commonwealth/European/World champions. I think he was a guy that Frank Warren used to pad his fighters records with. But fair play to the guy, he had a lot of fights & against some decent pros. Kel Brook, Vassell, Ricky Burns, Nathan Cleverly, Tony Doherty, Ross Minter, Lenny Daws, Gavin Rees, John Murray, Nigel Wright etc etc He was in with the who's who of British boxing.

142 loses and only 19 knockouts? Must had a hell of a chin.