id like to know what boxers have accompliched this....
i know Julio César Chávez did it... but who else???..
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Yory boy Campas managed it. Although he fought a huge number of lesser opponents during that run of wins.
I can't think of any more, but I know Jofre got very close. He was about 47-0 with three draws before he lost his first fight. Ruben Olivares was even closer, he managed 49-0-1 in his first 50 fights.
I can't think of any more, but I know Jofre got very close. He was about 47-0 with three draws before he lost his first fight. Ruben Olivares was even closer, he managed 49-0-1 in his first 50 fights.
Jimmy Wilde 91-0-9 before his first defeat - of his recorded bouts, although apparently he had many more wins.
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Name TB W L D KO ND NC Years
Jimmy Wilde 101 91 0 2 64 8 -- 1910-1923
Fred Dyer 94 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1908-1912
Julio Cesar Chavez 90 89 0 1 75 -- -- 1980-1994
Bob Cunningham 89 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1885-1892
Jaime Gine 73 67 0 6 23 -- -- 1954-1960
Jimmy Barry 72 61 0 10 40 1 -- 1891-1899
Nonpareil Jack Dempsey 71 54 0 7 28 7 3 1883-1889
Gustav Scholz 68 64 0 4 35 -- -- 1948-1958
Nino Benvenuti 65 65 0 0 27 -- -- 1961-1966
Willie Pep 63 63 0 0 23 -- -- 1940-1943
Ruben Olivares 61 60 0 1 56 -- -- 1965-1988
Teddy Yarosz 59 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1929-1932
Billy Graham 58 52 0 6 19 -- -- 1941-1945
Ramon “Yori Boy” Campas 56 56 0 0 50 -- -- --
Nino LaRocca 56 56 0 0 42 -- -- 1978-1990
Lulu Constantino 56 52 0 4 9 -- -- 1939-1942
Kid Chocolate 55 54 0 1 29 -- -- 1927-1930
Jack McAuliffe 55 49 0 6 24 -- -- 1884-1893
Tom Boggs 55 54 0 1 22 -- -- --
Waldemiro Pinto 55 52 0 3 35 -- -- 1961-1966
Gustavo Ballas 54 53 0 1 19 -- -- 1976-1981
Jim Driscoll 54 50 0 4 25 -- -- --
Pascual Perez 52 51 0 1 37 -- -- 1952-1958
Del Flanagan 52 51 0 1 24 -- -- 1947-1951
Rodolfo Gonzalez 52 52 0 0 50 -- -- 1959-
Ricardo Lopez 52 51 0 1 38 -- -- 1985-2001
Carlos Zarate 52 52 0 0 51 -- -- --
Tiberio Mitri 52 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1946-1950
Freddie Russo 51 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1942-1945
Tony Licata 51 48 0 3 20 -- -- 1969-1975
Eder Jofre 50 47 0 3 38 -- -- 1957-1965
Daniel Aldo Gonzalez 50 45 0 4 26 -- 1 1971-1976
Jimmy Wilde 101 91 0 2 64 8 -- 1910-1923
Fred Dyer 94 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1908-1912
Julio Cesar Chavez 90 89 0 1 75 -- -- 1980-1994
Bob Cunningham 89 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1885-1892
Jaime Gine 73 67 0 6 23 -- -- 1954-1960
Jimmy Barry 72 61 0 10 40 1 -- 1891-1899
Nonpareil Jack Dempsey 71 54 0 7 28 7 3 1883-1889
Gustav Scholz 68 64 0 4 35 -- -- 1948-1958
Nino Benvenuti 65 65 0 0 27 -- -- 1961-1966
Willie Pep 63 63 0 0 23 -- -- 1940-1943
Ruben Olivares 61 60 0 1 56 -- -- 1965-1988
Teddy Yarosz 59 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1929-1932
Billy Graham 58 52 0 6 19 -- -- 1941-1945
Ramon “Yori Boy” Campas 56 56 0 0 50 -- -- --
Nino LaRocca 56 56 0 0 42 -- -- 1978-1990
Lulu Constantino 56 52 0 4 9 -- -- 1939-1942
Kid Chocolate 55 54 0 1 29 -- -- 1927-1930
Jack McAuliffe 55 49 0 6 24 -- -- 1884-1893
Tom Boggs 55 54 0 1 22 -- -- --
Waldemiro Pinto 55 52 0 3 35 -- -- 1961-1966
Gustavo Ballas 54 53 0 1 19 -- -- 1976-1981
Jim Driscoll 54 50 0 4 25 -- -- --
Pascual Perez 52 51 0 1 37 -- -- 1952-1958
Del Flanagan 52 51 0 1 24 -- -- 1947-1951
Rodolfo Gonzalez 52 52 0 0 50 -- -- 1959-
Ricardo Lopez 52 51 0 1 38 -- -- 1985-2001
Carlos Zarate 52 52 0 0 51 -- -- --
Tiberio Mitri 52 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1946-1950
Freddie Russo 51 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1942-1945
Tony Licata 51 48 0 3 20 -- -- 1969-1975
Eder Jofre 50 47 0 3 38 -- -- 1957-1965
Daniel Aldo Gonzalez 50 45 0 4 26 -- 1 1971-1976
Re: 50 and 0
vman wrote:id like to know what boxers have accompliched this....
i know Julio César Chávez did it... but who else???..
Not correct. Chavez lost one of his early fights by DQ and it wasn't until he was 55-1 or something that the result of that fight was reversed by the Mexican Boxing comission. This was several years later.
Chavez never officially announced with a 50-0 record.
Alister
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Wasn't Chavez's manager on the Mexican Boxing Comission at that time? I seem to recall reading he was.Alister wrote:vman wrote:id like to know what boxers have accompliched this....
i know Julio César Chávez did it... but who else???..
Not correct. Chavez lost one of his early fights by DQ and it wasn't until he was 55-1 or something that the result of that fight was reversed by the Mexican Boxing comission. This was several years later.
Chavez never officially announced with a 50-0 record.
Alister
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Wasn't Chavez's manager on the Mexican Boxing Comission at that time? I seem to recall reading he was.[/quote]
Looked this up in a book I have, "The A-Z World of Boxing" by Bert Blewett (excellent reading). Here what he writes about it under the "Records" chapter:
"For many years all the leading record books, including both Pugalito and The Ring Record Book, recorded the first loss of Julio Cesar Chavez as beaing by disqualification in one round to Miguel Ruiz i Culiacan, Mexico, on 3 April 1981. This has since been changed to a knockout victory for Chavez, based on confirmation from the local boxing commission in Cuilacan that it altered the verdict the following day.
Ramon Felix, manager of Chavez, happened to be a member of the Culiacan commission at the time."
Well, having your manager as a member of the local boxing commission in your hometown can probably never hurt. This sounds very fishy at best.
Alister
Wasn't Chavez's manager on the Mexican Boxing Comission at that time? I seem to recall reading he was.[/quote]
Looked this up in a book I have, "The A-Z World of Boxing" by Bert Blewett (excellent reading). Here what he writes about it under the "Records" chapter:
"For many years all the leading record books, including both Pugalito and The Ring Record Book, recorded the first loss of Julio Cesar Chavez as beaing by disqualification in one round to Miguel Ruiz i Culiacan, Mexico, on 3 April 1981. This has since been changed to a knockout victory for Chavez, based on confirmation from the local boxing commission in Cuilacan that it altered the verdict the following day.
Ramon Felix, manager of Chavez, happened to be a member of the Culiacan commission at the time."
Well, having your manager as a member of the local boxing commission in your hometown can probably never hurt. This sounds very fishy at best.
Alister
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>>>>Chavez never officially announced with a 50-0 record<<<<
In all ringside reports in Ring mags, he has always been listed as undefeated beginning with the first title he won against Mario Martinez, I think Ring Mag listed him as 44-0-0 (40 KO) around that time! I wasn't sure when that early loss was reversed, I thought that it was some time after it had occurred!
In all ringside reports in Ring mags, he has always been listed as undefeated beginning with the first title he won against Mario Martinez, I think Ring Mag listed him as 44-0-0 (40 KO) around that time! I wasn't sure when that early loss was reversed, I thought that it was some time after it had occurred!