Eric Crumble
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Eric Crumble is one of the most prolific consistently losing boxers in the sport's history. Since his debut on June 22, 1990, Eric Crumble has participated in thirty two professional boxing matches and has lost every one with the exception of a no contest
No contest (boxing)
No contest is a technical term used in some combat sports to describe a fight that ends for reasons outside the fighters' hands.-Boxing:...

. In addition to that remarkable distinction, all of Crumble's losses have been by knockout in either the first, or second rounds.

In just 13 years of boxing, Crumble has fought in six weight divisions and in turn, has faced noteworthy opponents such as Angel Manfredy
Angel Manfredy
Angel Manfredy is a Puerto Rican-American former boxer who has fought in the Junior Welterweight, Lightweight and Junior Lightweight divisions...

 and Antwun Echols
Antwun Echols
Antwun Echols is an American boxer. Although he has been a perennial contender in the Middleweight division, Echols has never captured a major title.-Career:...

. Each of these fighters have gone on to win multiple regional and national championships, and have even challenged for world championships.

Eric Crumble's career seemingly ended at the hands of a relatively unknown boxer by the name of Matt Gockel on September 19, 2003 by a result of a first-round technical knockout
Knockout
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.

Crumble's professional boxing record stands at 31 losses and 1 no contest.

Such a career has made Crumble an Internet legend and has earned him such nicknames as "The Anti-Marciano" or "The Ultimate Tomato Can". Currently, Eric Crumble resides in Milwaukee, WI.

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