Chin - Amir Khan Speed - Jarrell Miller Style - Sam Eggington Power - Paulie Malignaggi Stamina - David Price Heart - Victor Ortiz Size - Jimmy Wilde Reach - Gary Russell Jnr Personality - Adrien Broner Trainer - Joe Gallagher (not that I think he's the worst trainer but probably has the worst style for this abomination of a boxer I am creating) Additional - IQ of of a Khan/Ortiz hybrid, eye sockets of Kell Brook, skin of Ricky Hatton and his referee of choice is Steve Smoger.
Chin: Michael Bennet Speed: Goofi Style: Dillion Whyte-Maussa hybrid Power: Cuenca Stamina: Price Heart: Tor Hamer Size: Marciano Reach: Marciano Personality: Ibeabuchi Trainer: Norman Stone Additional: Demarcus Corley’s skirt
Fuggin hell. He is worse! Kudos, I lift my hat to you while wondering what hell you had to trawl through to find that.
There are guys who are 0-25 that are definitely worse than anyone who the rest of you have created. You could always throw Zelenoff in there though.
LOL !!! Do you think he leaves himself open for the uppercut?? Could you imagine if Foreman landed one
I've heard of some countries faking records, by filming fake fights, given no one is watching this apparent pro boxing, I suspect it's not on the level and being used to pad the records of fighters. His record is actually worse than Eric Crumble's, though you can't top the name Crumble. (I've heard Crumble might have been Reggie Strickland taking dives, but no idea what that's based on). I actually didn't find him myself, someone else mentioned him.
Yeah, the worst guy probably doesn't have the skills of a professional contender. Michael Grant's chin is a lot better than some random 150 pound guy's off the street. The worst guys competing in something resembling a professional ring can probably be found on the "worst boxers of all time" compilations. That mullet guy who fired punches like a cat batting a toy, or "the Shadow" who spent the whole fight running in a 90s toughman competition, were probably the worst we have available. Peter Courtney is also pretty awful, as professional "heavyweights" go.
Chin - sadam ali Speed -robert guerrero Style - ruslan provodnikov Power -tim bradley Stamina - butterbean Heart - andrew golota Size - john ruiz Reach - guillermo rigondioux Personality - ike ibeabuchi Trainer - reuben guerrero Additional - defense of arturo gatti
Didn't he basically just lie his way into that fight with Corbett? I guess given the format they didn't want something competitive anyway, and they probably wanted someone cheap.
Rigondeaux has the same reach as Nonito Donaire or Rocky Marciano. Robert Guerrero was also pretty sharp until he started brawling late in his career.
As one of the biographies put it, Courtney was "knocked out on cue", so yes, Courtney's incompetence was a good thing for the Edison company.
why not just say it Reggie Strickland. Was that his name? I am impressed by the amount of fights he had,but he sure lost a lot.