Good one, there’s a whole host of British heavyweights from that era that could be considered. Julius Francis, Martin Rogan and a few others.
how about Jorge Amparo. Finished his career 8-15-1 but went the distance with John Jarvis (15-0), Mike Tinley (14-2-1), Mark Holmes (29-0), Michael Nunn (9-0), Milton McCrory (29-1-1), Iran Barkley (21-3), Lindell Holmes (33-5), Juan Carlos Gimenez (28-4-2), Nigel Benn (22-1), James Kinchen (45-7-2) , also fought a draw Saul Montana (19-3). defeated - Art Bayless (5-1) Kevin Watts (15-1) Nicky Walker (34-3-2) Rocky Torres (15-0) Whilst never a world beater Amparo fought some of the better MWs/SMWs and even upset a few
Reggie Strickland has always struck me as a guy that was better than one might think. If you look at his record, early on he had a number of stoppage losses but, suddenly, he stopped getting stopped. I'm betting that this change came about right around the time that 60 and 90 day suspensions after stoppage losses became widespread.
A journeyman is a guy who knows how to fight. As simple and as complex as that. It's a feeling boxing people have about a fighter.
Zack Page fought a whole host of light heavyweight, cruiserweight and heavyweight former/future contenders & title holders mostly over 6/8/10 rounds Went the distance with - Michael Sprott Dominick Guin Jonathon Banks Guillermo Jones Francisco Palacios Mike Perez x2 Kubrat Pulev Seth Mitchell Yoan Pablo Hernandez Juan Carlos Gomez Manuel Charr Tyson Fury Francesco Pianeta Rakhim Chakhkiev Cedric Andrew Stopped by - Luis Ortiz Ended up beating - Lou Del Valle Kevin Mcbride
Pete Rademacher,always dangerous beat rated Chuvalo, took ex champ bobo Olson,downplayed off 2 opening losses to Floyd, Zora ex Olympic champ
