Worse Records

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Carlos Rocha Tomar - Junior Middleweight, 0-48-1 (18 KO)
Klaus Hein - Junior Middleweight, 0-36-4 (14 KO)
Eric Crumble (Middleweight, 0-31-0 (31 KO) 1 NC
Ed Strickland - Heavyweight, 0-30 (30)
Jesse Clark - Heavyweight, 0-30 (27 KO)
Zoltan Horvath - Junior Featherweight, 0-26 (22 KO)
Plinio Miranda - Bantamweight, 0-26 (19 KO)
James Hobart - Cruiserweight, 0-20 (20 KO)
Mario Hereford - Cruiserweight, 0-20 (17 KO) 2 NC
Jose Carlos Amaral - Lightweight, 1-53 (30 KO)
Jerome Hill - Super Middleweight, 1-48 (30 KO) 2 NC
Robert Woods - Featherweight, 1-48 (42 KO)
Sammy Rivers - Lightweight, 1-44-6 (9 KO)
Jorge Ortiz - Super Middleweight, 1-43-4 (7 KO)
Gerry Ocampo - Junior Welterweight, 1-35-2 (18 KO)
Ben Tafari - Welterweight, 1-35 (10 KO)
Larry McFadden - Super Middleweight, 1-34-1 (29 KO)
Anton Glofak - Lightweight, 2-79-8 (41 KO)

[DeelDough]

En su casa los conocen!!

[The_Demon]

boxing needs fighters like that,fair play to them going into every fight knowing its likely they will be knocked out,takes balls

[mickey malone]

Eric Crumble (Middleweight, 0-31-0 (31 KO) 1 NC

Wow!... Talk about a name which perfectly describes your job!
His wife probably works in a cake factory, and is called Apple, lol

More than two thirds of these KO's came in the 1st round, with the remainder of them coming in the 2nd..
What really concerns me, is that whoever managed him, appears to have steadilly improved the quality of his opposition.. It's like a prospect in reverse; being moved up in class to get bashed up more brutally!
I'll give this guy his due in the 'balls' department though. Most of the fighters on his sheet had a lot of wins, but whether this is good management or not, is open to debate with regard to the sport's safety issues..
I mean, is it a good thing to put these guys in for an early massacre, (which normally equates to a slightly bigger purse), or keep them more evenly matched on the undercards?..
Alternatively, should a system be implemented where if a guy get's KO'd in his first 10 fights, his license is revoked?

In my opinion, professional boxing should mean 'professional boxing'
For example: you wouldn't have an unskilled brick-layer who was constantly hurting himself, build an extension for you: mainly because you'd worry about it being unsafe, & failing the building regulations, aswell as bearing witness to the poor chap's catalogue of injuries..

Tbh, I think we should all feel the same way about boxing..

[The_Demon]

Eric Crumble (Middleweight, 0-31-0 (31 KO) 1 NC

Wow!... Talk about a name which perfectly describes your job!
His wife probably works in a cake factory, and is called Apple, lol

More than two thirds of these KO's came in the 1st round, with the remainder of them coming in the 2nd..
What really concerns me, is that whoever managed him, appears to have steadilly improved the quality of his opposition.. It's like a prospect in reverse; being moved up in class to get bashed up more brutally!
I'll give this guy his due in the 'balls' department though. Most of the fighters on his sheet had a lot of wins, but whether this is good management or not, is open to debate with regard to the sport's safety issues..
I mean, is it a good thing to put these guys in for an early massacre, (which normally equates to a slightly bigger purse), or keep them more evenly matched on the undercards?..
Alternatively, should a system be implemented where if a guy get's KO'd in his first 10 fights, his license is revoked?

In my opinion, professional boxing should mean 'professional boxing'
For example: you wouldn't have an unskilled brick-layer who was constantly hurting himself, build an extension for you: mainly because you'd worry about it being unsafe, & failing the building regulations, aswell as bearing witness to the poor chap's catalogue of injuries..

Tbh, I think we should all feel the same way about boxing..

i see your point mickey

most of these guys have probably struggled in life and making ends meet must be an issue,hence the reason for getting beaten up to make a living