In your opinion, which NHL enforcer consistently loses fights?

Question

Maybe it's because I am subjected to watch the Ducks, but I see George Parros get taken down quite often.

Answer 1

yeah, parros does have a tendency to lose fights... i mean, ivanans kicked his ***, and he doesnt even have any coordination.

Answer 2

Are u kidding me!!!I never missed a Ducks game which means i saw pretty much of all George Parros tilts and he does not constantly lose all his fights. i mean every enforcer has their losses but big George kicks butt. In my oppinion i belive that the so called grit man from the stars Steve Ott. That guy is such a douche, how many times did Parros want to drop the gloves and he just skated away. O ya and that Fedoruk guy too, he got knocked out!!!!

Answer 3

I agree he seems to lose quite a few, but so does Laperriere.

Answer 4

the one who hesitates to throw the first punch and is not good enough a skater to keep his balance.

Answer 5

Then he's not an enforcer.  And enforcer by definition has to win more then he looses otherwise who would respect/fear him when he lays down the law.

Answer 6

Any enforcer that the Wings bring up from the minors.  Avery made his NHL debut as a Wing and lost nearly all his fights during his time in Detroit.  Same with Daryl Bootland and Brad Norton, but niether of them will ever be a regular on an NHL roster.

Answer 7

Todd Fedoruk!!!He has a real problem headbutting the other fighters' fists.

Answer 8

parros got taken down by downey,  who is not big, and if he wins fights, its  because he is bigger than them.  cote takes on much bigger and more experienced fighters, so i would say its not fair to put him in, but he does lose a lot.  Ryan Hollweg would probably be my final answer, ive only see him tie a fight at his best.  Andrew Peters has lost his touch

Answer 9

An enforcer that loses fights consistently isn't in the NHL very long.  

Where have you gone Garett Burnett?