Who has the worst record in boxing ever?

[Underboss]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reggie_Strickland

Reggie Strickland (born September 9, 1968 in Cincinnati, OH) is an American boxer, who is best known for having the most fights of any active fighter (363) and more known losses than any boxer in history (276)


this guy is a joke.

[-----------]

He must have been competing with his brother Jerry Strickland

W 13 (5 ko's) | L 122 | D 0 | Total 136

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=000306

lol

[The Wire]

276 Losts...


DAMN!

My man Peter Buckley is hot and his heels and will catch him though...

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=3372

241 losses and counting....He's fought everyone from Prince Naseem to Acelino Freitas. To the poster that says guys like this are a joke needs to have a rethink. I dont know about Strickland but Buckley never gets stopped - he took Nas the distance - and he teaches a kid on the way up a lot. Fighters like this are the backbone of the sport.

[Rockin']

Nope,its just some ppl in person and on here think just because your a pro u could kick an amateurs ass automatically.Like when they sign the papers to become pro they get some sort of special powers after they sign them.

When you come up 7 or 8 years in the amatuers with many many fights, weeks months and years spent learning the game before going pro it normally will mean that the pro would kick the **** out of the amatuer. Especially one that boxes like exige.

Now for the guys that sign the contract to fight pro with no amatuer experience, they will be weeded out or busted out very quickly.

I play with the amatuers still and still roll with the pros when at the gym. The experience that I gained through my years pays dividends when working.

Talk all the **** that you want about what I did and how my record stands. Fact being that I got skill, mad skills when compared to those talking the ****. I say atleast first get a bout or 2 in the amatuers before even beginning to talk **** about the pros who came up the right way.

Oh yeah, me against those guys that just shows up and signs for a fight with no experience, they wont even and dont even make it out of the first round.

Rockin'

[the330ballers]

He must have been competing with his brother Jerry Strickland

W 13 (5 ko's) | L 122 | D 0 | Total 136

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=000306

lol

look at his whole family in my old thread lol

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=111963

[niceguy45]

Eric Crumble - 0-31 (all 31 losses by KO)

Alexandru Manea 0-41 (only KO'd 8 times)

why let em' fight

[kNIVEK2]

yea how do they have so many losses and they still have boxing as a career

[Rockin']

those guys could fight every month or even more with records like that. They are the guys that managers like to match their boys with to get their feet wet or to gain experience early on. Should they be allowed to fight anymore? Its not for me to answer.................Rockin'

[niceguy45]

if you are an upcoming amateur boxer would you even listen to one of those fighters like for sidenotes, advise from experience ?????????
not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lmao
probably don't lay on the canvas too long

[squealpiggy]

Reggie Strickland is a superb defensive fighter, he barely ever gets hit with anything. The trouble is he doesn't have arms...