most humiliating loss ever suffered by a british fighter...?

Rocky Fielding vs Canelo - I don't care how much money he made or Canelo being super elite, he was expected to lose anyway blah blah blah. That cheesy grinned 2 or 3 rounds or whatever it was had humiliating written all over it!

 

Ali mentioned that when he beat Blin, Post bout interview. that he wanted McAlinden, for defeating his brother
McAlinden and Bugner mightve been entertaining (1972-73) If anything Danny's aggresiveness, vs safety first experience.

 

In my lifetime, considering I'm not British, but not very far away?

Hamed v Barrera.

Total humiliation and career ending, even though Hamed had one more I think.

 

Bruno vs Tyson 2
Price v Thompson
Mitchell v Katsidis
Lewis v Rahman

 

Fowler such a mouthy idiot glad he got his arse served to him

 

Minter v Hagler.
Not necessarily the fight itself, more the overt racism towards Hagler, the reaction of the crowd post fight & booing of the USA anthem pre fight.

 

Sadly as I loved watching him, Barry McGuigan losing to Stev Cruz in the desert when Cruz wasnt in Barry's class anywhere normal, McGuigan would have dealt with him comfortably.

 

Khan vs Prescott
Hamed -vs Barrera
Eggington vs the afrobum
Degale vs Truax

 

I recall Brian Rose getting embarrasingly schooled by Andrade in a very one sided fight where he was out of his depth completely. Then after the fight he proposed to his girllfriend in the dressing room!! It was such an embarrassing night for him, and I couldn't believe he did it after that terrible performance Cringeworthy stuff

 

Internationally it would have to be Maidana vs Broner!

 

Hope she said no haha.

 

Akinwande v Lewis

 

Brian London/ Cassius Clay
London talked a good fight, until ring time, and his post fight remark " Would rather go to the moon, than fight him again " well he was half right, they were on diff planets.

 

Feels a bit disrespectful and cruel to use the word "humiliating" describing these type of performances because it takes huge balls to get in the ring as a professional boxer, but if we're talking about one sided beat-downs, then the one George Jupp took from Berschelt was pretty brutal. Jupp was so far out his depth it was a shame. He had no business being in the ring with Berschelt and got absolutely battered.

 

I met Brian London in 1985/86 at a Boxing Card (Preston Guildhall). Nice chap.