Boxer with 224 losses and just 15 wins finally calls it a day after journeyman career

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boxing.The Brighton-born contender, who fought out of Stourbridge, ends his career with a professional record of 15 wins, 224 losses and 12 draws.READ MORE: Bouncer turned boxer had to give up NBA dream but 6ft 6in star now fights for EnglandDespite his high number of defeats, McCauley was only finished 14 times, but never won a fight by knockout himself.

He also went the last five years of his career without tasting victory.The final win of McCauley's long career came back in 2017, when he defeated Dan Sabostonelli on points in the final bout of a three-fight unbeaten streak.During his career, he took on a host of promising middleweight contenders who have gone on to challenge for and win world titles after facing McCauley.Who is the best British boxer of the 21st century so far?

Let us know in the comments section below.Back in 2009, McCauley stepped up as the third opponent in then 20-year-old Smith's career as they met at the MEN Arena in Manchester.

Smith won the four round fight on points and later went on to win the WBO light-middleweight belt.Four years later, he took on current IBO light-middleweight champion Eggington in Birmingham but was beaten in the seventh round via a technical knockout.McCauley also fought recent light-welterweight title challenger Catterall in Preston back in March 2018 but was knockout out two minutes and 12 seconds into the first round.That win allowed Catterall to move to 20-0 as a professional and he remained unbeaten until February this year, when he challenged unified title holder Josh Taylor in Glasgow.