What's The Worst Record Ever?

[RlCKY]

another bad one. not as many KOs

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hum...8803&cat=boxer

[AntonTheMeh]

reggie strickland, the greatest of all time.

go to love reggie, but this pic always makes me laugh.

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hum...4741&cat=boxer

won 66 (KO 14) + lost 276 (KO 25) + drawn 17 = 363

he's won 66 fights though.

[Oasis_Lad]

Anything by Phil Collins.

[TBear]

Strickland didn't have the worst record, the 66 wins prevented it. He did have the distinction of having the most career losses on record.

Here's a match of losers for the record books.
On October 3rd, 1990, Reggie Strickland 52-224-15 faced
Donnie Penelton 10-110-4 and won a eight round decision.

After the fight Pendleton went 3-56-2 and finished his career at 13-166-6
After the fight Strickland went 14-52-2 and finished at 66-276-17

Several times fight collectors have asked me if I know anyone that has a copy of this bout because it was a meeting between two well know losers.

If you are ever looking for losers, look at the record of Buck Smith. He made a career of facing guys that are brought in to lose. Not only did Smith beat Reggie Strickland 9 times he also beat the likes of Tim Bonds 3-28(4times), Jorge Acosta 3-13(3times), Keheven Johnson 24-71(5times) and many more.

[Dr Rumack]

If you are ever looking for losers, look at the record of Buck Smith. He made a career of facing guys that are brought in to lose. Not only did Smith beat Reggie Strickland 9 times he also beat the likes of Tim Bonds 3-28(4times), Jorge Acosta 3-13(3times), Keheven Johnson 24-71(5times) and many more.

Holy ****, that guy has 120 wins

With a 179-20 record you'd think the guy was at least a hall of famer. At one point his record was 96-2-1 with 70 knockouts

[STREET CLEANER]

Earl Hickey's record. He is on boxrec.com

[junior gong]

Strickland didn't have the worst record, the 66 wins prevented it. He did have the distinction of having the most career losses on record.

Here's a match of losers for the record books.
On October 3rd, 1990, Reggie Strickland 52-224-15 faced
Donnie Penelton 10-110-4 and won a eight round decision.

After the fight Pendleton went 3-56-2 and finished his career at 13-166-6
After the fight Strickland went 14-52-2 and finished at 66-276-17

Several times fight collectors have asked me if I know anyone that has a copy of this bout because it was a meeting between two well know losers.

If you are ever looking for losers, look at the record of Buck Smith. He made a career of facing guys that are brought in to lose. Not only did Smith beat Reggie Strickland 9 times he also beat the likes of Tim Bonds 3-28(4times), Jorge Acosta 3-13(3times), Keheven Johnson 24-71(5times) and many more.

Strickland's brother http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hum...0306&cat=boxer was even worse, and his son had 9 fights, nine losses by ko!

[SN!PER]

The guy who beat Charlie Zelenoff, haha

[itsafight]

[saintpat]

There's a guy in Britain who's like 14-140.