Who Was Knocked Down The Most During Their Careers?

Eric Crumble

 

No I am a black guy with a big dick and you people are a bunch of morons who will believe anything the media tells you.

If you actually believe some biracial guy like glass chin Joe Louis was the best at anything then you are a fool.

 

Burger you are absent of the Social ECONOMICAL factors that drew countless thousands of men into the sport demanding the need for that hunger along side the dedication to achieve TOP Skill and REMAIN there...

these times generated not only GREAT fighters but also contributed to the 'Popularity' of Boxing giving rise to wider public interest and following successful TOP level periods or Era's...

some of these Era's were greater than others, this IS a well known & documented fact, upheld by the thousands of fighters and Tens of Thousands of fans that survived to see both Great fighters and an eventual shift in numbers.

fewer Numbers of participants/fighters, fewer numbers of top draw, fewer fans, waning TV coverage and eventually an all but dead sport with far less True Top men.

Joe Louis was "a Boss" my Son as were countless Hundreds of fighters during his time, many before and many since - But overall there IS a definite shortfall in every area of the sport. Sorry!!!

now turn your big black **** inside out, point it backwards aim it at your arse and sit down and have a good long think about it. "Maestro."

 

:tomb

 

Bobby Chacon

EDIT: I mean Chacon wasn't knocked down the most, but he was knocked down quite a few times.
Some fighters got knocked down lots of times in one fight: Carnera, Firpo, Archie Moore

 

Do we know who the record holder is for stoppage losses? That might be a good first place to look...

If the bar is set implausibly high for anyone else to have matched (as I suspect it would be, or close to it) then our search can be called functionally over toot-sweet.

 

I would be 95% certain the answer is Joe Grimm (for Queensberry Rules), and to be honest #2 would be a fair ol' distance behind.

 

It's not whether you get knocked down, it's whether you get up.

Vince Lombardi

 

Then Joe Grimm was a great...

 

Hamburger, take your silly stupid ass home and get lost!!!

 

Jowcol go blow your daddy and stop typing to me.

 

Your vulger comments are the reason we need a moderator to delete your blathering. My Jowcol moniker is a tribute to John William Coltrane, one of my favorite musicians. A black man. I couldn't give a rat's behind that you're black, or white, or green or purple! Study the old fighters and stop trying to compare the old eras with the new ones, or, at least be a little more objective in your comments.