Most famous journeyman in boxing?

Some of my favorite that I marvel at the opposition of...

Ismail Abdoul (55-32-2)- LTKO12 Wlodarczyk, LPTS8 Fragomeni, LUD12 Enzo, LUD8 Adamek, LUD12 Haye, LUD12 Huck, LUD8 Licina X2, LUD8 YPH, LUD12 Masternak, LUD8 M.Perez

Emanuel Augustus (38-34-6)- LTKO7 J.Chavez, LUD10 I.Robinson, LUD10 Hurtado, LUD12 A.Diaz, LUD10 J.J. Molina, LTKO9 Mayweather, LUD10 M.Ward, LUD10 L.Dorin, D10 L.Johnson, LUD8 D.Diaz, LUD12 H.Ngoudjo, LTKO9 Provodnikov

Ross Puritty (31-20-3)- LPTS4 Nielsen, LUD6 K.Johnson, D10 T.Morrison, LUD10 Rahman, LUD10 Grant, LUD12 Sanders, LUD10 Donald, LUD10 Byrd, WTKO11 W.Klitschko, LTKO11 V.Klitschko, LUD8 Dimitrenko, LUD10 Chambers

Zack Page (21-45-2)- WUD10 DelValle, LUD8 Banks, LUD8 G.Jones, LPTS6 Sprott, LPTS8 M.Perez, LUD6 Pulev, LUD8 S.Mitchell, LUD8 YPH, WUD8 McBride, LUD8 J.C.Gomez, LTKO8 L.Ortiz, LMD8 Charr, LUD8 Fury, LPTS8 M.Perez, LPTS8 Pianeta, LTKO6 Chakhkiev

 

Brian Vera

 

Have gloves, will travel.

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=17800&cat=boxer

 

Iran Barkley

 

:think
Michael Sprott

 

Archie Moore !

 

A journeyman: the clue is in the name. A fighter who travels around fighting everyone (and normally loses).

Marion Wilson. 12-41-4. Was only stopped once I think in a career which saw him fight nearly every US top name at heavyweight in the 90s.

 

:good
Dude's chin was good

 

That's Micky Ward - no e in Micky - and yes he is a great choice :good

 

Only stopped on cuts at that, never floored. Look at his resume and who he fought, absolutely unbelievable.

 

After the movie , Micky Ward.

For an ATG evander Holyfield's latter career was very journeyman like.

 

marco Antonio Rubio

John Ruiz became one

Ishe Smith/.. i have better ones.. just can;t think of them at the moment

 

Micky Ward

Brian Vera

 

:yikes

 

Um, i think your definition of jouneyman is a bit off.
Rubio is like 57-7 and was on a 6 fight win streak before Golovkin.

And Ishe Smith is a low level contender who held a belt a few fight back.