Originally posted by Panamaniac
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Can you make a list of the more impressive undefeated records? I would love to see them. -
Originally posted by Panamaniac View Post
Naaaaa, his resume is pretty solid, certainly not close too being the least impressive undefeated record ever. Remember his career isn't over as well, you're comparing him while he's fighting too boxers who have retired, Mayweather still has a few fights left in him, there's not many boxers who have been 44-0 at some point in their career and can match his resume.
Last edited by NChristo; 06-24-2013, 04:41 PM.Comment
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Lots and lots of stand-out amateur heavyweight champs......
Audley Harrison
Tyrell Biggs
Jorge Luis Gonzalez
Alex Dimintrenko
Franco Damiani
Pete Rademacher
Henry Tilman
Paolo Vidoz
John Tate - ok, but could have done much moreComment
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I think Paul Spadafora takes that honor.Originally posted by NChristo View Post Naaaaa, his resume is pretty solid, certainly not close too being the least impressive undefeated record ever. Remember his career isn't over as well, you're comparing him while he's fighting too boxers who have retired, Mayweather still has a few fights left in him, there's not many boxers who have been 44-0 at some point in their career and can match his resume.Comment
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Audley Harrison.
Not necessarily by the fans, but as a British gold medallist - heavyweight - and vocal, he ticked all the boxes for the BBC who wanted to bring boxing back to the licence fee funded channel after 15 years.
After 17 fights and numerous attempts to persuade him to fight a higher standard of opposition the £1million contract that they'd given him for the first ten fights was looking like licence payers money down the pan.
When the hype backfired it had a big influence in the channel scrapping it's coverage of boxing all together in 2008.Comment
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If you're talking seriously about worst undefeated careers, you can start with Ed "Too Tall" Jones.Originally posted by SBleeder View PostComment
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Naaaaa, his resume is pretty solid, certainly not close too being the least impressive undefeated record ever. Remember his career isn't over as well, you're comparing him while he's fighting too boxers who have retired, Mayweather still has a few fights left in him, there's not many boxers who have been 44-0 at some point in their career and can match his resume.
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