Lovable Losers: who are your favorites with overall sub-.500 records?

Danny Williams stricly speaking isn't below 0.5 but his record is shot to pieces now that he became a journey man. I read an interview where he said he wanted to pay his daughters private school until she graduates so he will keep fighting until then. Sad and crazy, a loving father nonetheless.

 

I heard he was making good money doing security/bodyguard work and was pretty secure financially. IDK why he insists on fighting on.

 

rubin williams.

 

I have a love for Digeo Chavez . Dont really know why . I was gutted when that SMW creased him him half .. Did you see the size of that guy

 

Harold Sconiers

 

I snuck a guy with a winning record into my nominations, but I thought it forgivable, given that his account only got into the black after his days as a journeyman came to a close - presumably weary of being the opponent, he's flipped the script and is now boxing softer touches in his own yard.

Arturo Leon was an especially great shout.

 

No . No . NO

 

He's a really nice dude

 

On this matter... Werner Kreiskot left the Chagaev fight with a record of 12-19 and since has gone on a 13-0-1 run over the last 5 years improving to 25-19. Not too shabby for a mid-level journeyman.

 

No mention of Demetrice King yet?

 

Lukasz Rusiewicz, used to be tough as hell and come to fight. (though now he's more of a punching bag)

Jamal Woods, the cagey journeyman who popped the Taishan Dong cherry.

 

The epitome of "way better than his record would suggest."