ok bennie i found a fighter who did it in 1997
opps the fighter was Fernando Vargas
Looks like Krasniqi has got it...
Good knowledge, Latuch. Do you what happened to those fighters at the end of their first round knockout sequences (i.e., as soon as they went past the first round)? I know Tyson kept on rolling through the opponents, of course.latuch wrote:Tye Fields - 14 in a row in 2000 and 4 in a row in 2001.REAL_DEAL wrote:ok bennie i found a fighter who did it in 1997
opps the fighter was Fernando Vargas
David Rodriguez - 7 in a row in 2003 (the last one?) and 4 in a row in 1998-2001.
John (J.D.) Chapman - 5 in a row in 2003
Mike Mollo - 4 in a row in 2001
Gurcharan Singh - 3 in a row in 2002
But the quality of their opposition was poor. Tyson did 6 in a row back in 1985 against far better boxers.
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Dutch Windmill
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Cheers for that, Latuch. They're all heavyweights thankfully, a division unto itself. Other weights tend to have similar form lines - and two first round knockouts on the trot for a fighter usually precedes a rocky third fight, if not a defeat. On that premise, I have a feeling Enzo will be up against it on Saturday. I may be completely wrong of course.
Annoyingly, Delaney has only boxed once since losing to Sebastian Rothmann in 2002, a nothing six-rounder with Mark Bonson last September, which he nearly lost.
Annoyingly, Delaney has only boxed once since losing to Sebastian Rothmann in 2002, a nothing six-rounder with Mark Bonson last September, which he nearly lost.
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How about 12 on the spin? What's the latest on Valero, anyone know??
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=122183
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=122183