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Originally posted by bambam182 View Postmisinformed dumbass, did chavez retire undefeated? idiot. no one gives a **** about the streak if they dont retire undefeated. nice job idiot, dont act like you no more about boxing then myself. marciano retired undefeated at 49-0 and thats the highest record for an undefeated fighter.
And by the way, Ricardo Lopez (champion in 2 divisions) retired undefeated with a record of 51-0-1 38 KO's and he had 24 defenses while he was involved in 26 title fights and he held unified titles. There is another fighter worth to mention but came a little bit short of the 49-0-0: He was Joe Calzaghe with record of 46-0-0 32 KO's with a total of 20 defenses (21 title fights) and although he made his career at SMW, he was also another champion unifying titles.
Rocky Marciano with that 49-0-0 43 Ko's was only involved in 7 title fights (6 defenses). The most remarkable feature of Marciano was the fact he was small (1.79m) for fighting as a HW (although Mike Tyson was a little bit shorter with a height of only 1.78m while Mike was involved in 16 title fights having hold also unified titles). So, please compare apples to apples and don't even mention Cuenca who is far from belonging among the greatest.
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Originally posted by cabalas View PostCertainly Chavez didn't retire undefeated and that 89-0 is outstanding but it is more remarkable the fact that he is the boxer who holds the Guiness record for more title defenses (surpassed the great Joe Louis) as well as for fighting in more championship fights (surpassed everyone). Cuenca just got his first title fight so how can anyone compare him to Floyd while he doesn't even have one single defense of any title (just because he is 48-0 while Floyd with the same number of fights has faced and defeated many former or prevalent champions).
And by the way, Ricardo Lopez (champion in 2 divisions) retired undefeated with a record of 51-0-1 38 KO's and he had 24 defenses while he was involved in 26 title fights and he held unified titles. There is another fighter worth to mention but came a little bit short of the 49-0-0: He was Joe Calzaghe with record of 46-0-0 32 KO's with a total of 20 defenses (21 title fights) and although he made his career at SMW, he was also another champion unifying titles.
Rocky Marciano with that 49-0-0 43 Ko's was only involved in 7 title fights (6 defenses). The most remarkable feature of Marciano was the fact he was small (1.79m) for fighting as a HW (although Mike Tyson was a little bit shorter with a height of only 1.78m while Mike was involved in 16 title fights having hold also unified titles). So, please compare apples to apples and don't even mention Cuenca who is far from belonging among the greatest.
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