Modern Day throwback fighter almost 200 pro fights...

[JoHnNyBoXeR]

he doesnt exist, it says he's a crusierwieght.
and he has julio ceasar chavez jr, and antonio margerito on his record, and KNOWONE'S heard of him.'

he doesnt exist.

here's a video of youtube apparently of buck smith

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UEW49I0o_g

[JoHnNyBoXeR]

he doesnt exist, it says he's a crusierwieght.
and he has julio ceasar chavez jr, and antonio margerito on his record, and KNOWONE'S heard of him.'

he doesnt exist.

it says he fought mark breland and buddy mcgirt too

[portuge puncher]

here's a video of youtube apparently of buck smith

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UEW49I0o_g

idk, im not convinced, it doesnt add up, why have we never heard of him befor?
why does he have Julio ceasar chavez jr., and antonio margerito on his record?

this is confusing.

[Doze06]

I dont think its chavez jr, its the father

[TheGreatA]

I'm surprised no one has heard of him. He was shown fairly regularly in the 90's with his best win being probably over Kirkland Laing, a comeback stoppage in the seventh round. Laing, as usual, was able to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory against an inferior opponent.

Buck Smith was not a very good boxer but he obviously liked fighting and made money fighting almost every week. In the mid 90's it wasn't all that rare to see fights go the distance with no decision announced. I remember Rob Calloway, another very active fighter, explaining his early no decisions this way, only a stoppage would count. This made it less risky for promoters to put their fighters against one another on a short notice.

Smith started as a welterweight but these days he fights at a bloated 190 lbs and hasn't won a fight in years.

Julio Cesar Chavez, Antonio Margarito, Mark Breland, James McGirt, Kirkland Laing and Rob Calloway are among his most notable opponents.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

I'm surprised no one has heard of him. He was shown fairly regularly in the 90's with his best win being probably over Kirkland Laing, a comeback stoppage in the seventh round. Laing, as usual, was able to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory against an inferior opponent.

Buck Smith was not a very good boxer but he obviously liked fighting and made money fighting almost every week. In the mid 90's it wasn't all that rare to see fights go the distance with no decision announced. I remember Rob Calloway, another very active fighter, explaining his early no decisions this way, only a stoppage would count. This made it less risky for promoters to put their fighters against one another on a short notice.

Smith started as a welterweight but these days he fights at a bloated 190 lbs and hasn't won a fight in years.

you can change your name all you want but insightful posts like this has Manchine written all over it...thanks for the 411 drop

[oc9979]

i checked margarito's record and he is there 2 fights before margarito fought sergio martinez

[glidesmack]

he doesnt exist, it says he's a crusierwieght.
and he has julio ceasar chavez jr, and antonio margerito on his record, and KNOWONE'S heard of him.'

he doesnt exist.

who is that a picture of with the "I'm going to hurt you" quote?

[DIB42]

With a little research, either this dude appears to be real, or people went to insane lengths to fake his existance, including sneaking him on to chavez and margarito's record. apparently he was also somehow involved in the FBI investigation about Arum fixing fights

[JoHnNyBoXeR]

With a little research, either this dude appears to be real, or people went to insane lengths to fake his existance, including sneaking him on to chavez and margarito's record. apparently he was also somehow involved in the FBI investigation about Arum fixing fights

i think the guy is real.. i can see why poeple may doubt it cuz of the wieght class jumps but the guy wanted to fight all the time