Boxers with the worst records in history including 'Mr Reliable' who lost 279 fights

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Who do you think is the worst boxer in history? Let us know in the comments section. Donnie Penelton competed in the light heavyweight division from 1990 to 2009.Nicknamed the Black Battle Cat, Penelton won his first three professional fights but spent the rest of the decade on the end of some crushing defeats.In the 1990s, Penelton competed in 103 fights and won just six.The Mississippi-born boxer secured the fourth win of his career in 1992 and didn’t win for another four years, embarking on a demoralising 32-fight losing streak.It was a streak he would top between 1996 and 1998 as he lost 34 consecutive fights.After 19 years in the ring, Penelton retired in 2009 by losing his 35th successive bout in a TKO defeat to Ronson Frank to close his career with 13 wins and 166 losses.Peter Buckley was an English boxer who competed in the welterweight division from 1989 until 2008, competing in almost 300 professional bouts.Nicknamed The Professor, Buckley never truly learned how to win despite getting his career off to a cracking start with six wins, a draw and a defeat.In 1991, Buckley’s record stood at 17-10 but his career quickly deteriorated - and he never secured back-to-back wins ever again.Between 1992 and 1994, the Englishman suffered 17-straight losses until he finally defeated Conn McMullen.The Professor called time on his career in 2008 with a decision win over Matin Muhammed, stunning the crowd as he put an end to an unbelievable 86-fight losing streak.Buckley’s professional record ended with 32 wins and 256 losses.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it.