Journeymen

You could look into Joe Grimm.

Fought:
Jack O'Brian
Peter Maher
Barbados Joe Walcott
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Gans
Hugo Kelly
Jack Blackburn
Jack Johnson

That's basically a who's who of his era.

 

I was at that show in Notts. Karl's a good kid and was too good for short. Karl was a good amateur and short was a novice amateur having less than 10 bouts .
Nabeel bashed jake morgan around the ring for the last 2 rds. He put far too much into the 1st Rd did morgan and tried knocking Nabeel out. Unfortunately for him he started to blow and Nabeel who BTW can fight, then proceeded to let him have it for trying it on with him and took the win whilst also nearly stopping him.
39/37.
Was a decent show tbf

 

when did meaning of journeyman change to be boxer who loss almost every fight?
this looks like as a British phenomenon of recently.

 

Yes his dad is Roger. Its a good gym in Sheffield, they produce some quality amateurs and pros.

 

Cool I'll have to check it out!
Some names to look into;
Kristian laight (300 fight journeyman recently retired)
Reggie Strickland (the journeyman's journeyman)
The Jakubowski brothers (114-7 Marty and his brother Eric. Im not exactly sure how to classify Marty as his record is impressive but he only beat basically other journeymen (including fighting his brother) and fought for a few titles based off his record)
Terrell Jamal Woods (active heavyweight with 91 fights)

 

Paul butlin has a tiktok account he talks about his career on there in few vids it's quite interesting to listen to him

 

Jaco actually managed to TKO Ruddock, which is one of the most unreal results I can think of.

 

Thank you for your acknowledgement.

I’m hoping for the Connor Benn fight next at Cruiserweight.

 

He goes live now and then aswell answers questions