Best ko fighter with worst resume

[JAB5239]

Was looking into different fighters. Lamar Clark fought 46 times. 23 were against debuting boxers. His opponents combined records was, if I'm not mistaken 44-63-8, only 2 of those fighters had double digits wins with the most being 12. On the upside, he did go 43-3(42).

[QueensburyRules]

Was looking into different fighters. Lamar Clark fought 46 times. 23 were against debuting boxers. His opponents combined records was, if I'm not mistaken 44-63-8, only 2 of those fighters had double digits wins with the most being 12. On the upside, he did go 43-3(42).

- -Put in Deyonce.

Padded the first 3/4 of career, so when he steps up to the top 50 as WBC belted, most were TBA and of them, near everyone boxed his years off until caught by a shot.

[JAB5239]

Makes Monte Masters look like a world beater!

[Bundana]

Don Steele was 45(44)-6(5)... with only 5 wins against opponents with a winning record.

https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/7454

[JAB5239]

Don Steele was 45(44)-6(5)... with only 5 wins against opponents with a winning record.

https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/7454

I respect any man who gets in the ring. But it's amazingly some of the records you can find out there with a little digging. I know Masters was pretty much just a local heavyweight fighting in his area against no hopers set up by Pat O'grady. I'd imagine it's like that for a lot of these guys with great records against bad opponents.