Nathan Cleverly-Matthew Hatton

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There's some Boxers with Early Record's that i would'nt imagine that they'd get that far.. Nathan Cleverly only beating Ernie Smith 39-38 on his debut, and Darren Gethin 39-38 in his second fight.. Matthew Hatton getting beat by David Kirk twice :o Ashley Theophane was 7-0 after his 1st lose to a guy 0-1-3, then a 5-4-0 and drawing with Daniel Thorpe... Any other's you know?
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Johnny Nelson

Carl Thompson (losing to Ashley, getting stopped by Davis).
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Michael Gomez lost to Danny Ruegg
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Scott Harrison lost to Miguel Matthews
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Bernard Hopkins losing his pro debut and then not boxing for a couple of years.
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stujones wrote:Johnny Nelson

Carl Thompson (losing to Ashley, getting stopped by Davis).

Great calls :TU:
Coco wrote:Michael Gomez lost to Danny Ruegg


Didnt know that after looking he won 5 of he's 1st 8 losing to a 7-6-1, 2-8-0, 0-1-0 :o
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Loads. Henry Armstrong lost his first fight by knockout and 3 of his first 4, one of the greatest of all time. Hopkins, Conn, Arguello etc all lost their first bout.
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Wilfredo Gomez drew against Jacinto Fuentes who was 2-1-0 in his debut; he went 32 straight knock outs including Fuentes in a rematch.
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And this thread alone proves the fallacy of the 'unbeaten record' somehow equalling a superior boxer.
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King Geedorah wrote:Hagler dropped two in Philly and had a draw against Seales. He went onto become the best fighter of all time (in my eyes).
no thats charlie zelenoff
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On a lesser level,didnt Richard Williams&Jason Cook lose early on in there careers...
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King Geedorah wrote:Hagler dropped two in Philly and had a draw against Seales. He went onto become the best fighter of all time (in my eyes).
You need to get your eyes checked :wink:
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http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

This fella turned his career around!
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Steve Robinson lost plenty of early fights&went on to be world champion
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Coco wrote:http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

This fella turned his career around!
That was a bad start to his pro career :lol:
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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:
Coco wrote:http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

This fella turned his career around!
That was a bad start to his pro career :lol:


You aint wrong.... Also Chris Edwards has done well for him self considering he was a journey man...
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King Geedorah wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:On a lesser level,didnt Richard Williams&Jason Cook lose early on in there careers...
Williams dropped a points decision to Michael Alexander. The stuff he produced was so mind bogglingly ahead of its time that the ref didn't know how to score it. A post-fight examination of his scored card showed that in Williams's round-by-round column the official had scrawled the word 'Wibble', this led to Alexander winning it despite not rising above a 9 in every single round.
A mate of mine was a stablemate of Alexanders' and was absolutely sure that it was a 6 x 2 mins and that Richard was stopped. I am aware that the boxrec records have it differently but can someone please check in Boxing News (2nd September 1997). There's a quid on it :)
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I still think Nathan lost to Joey Vegas on the Kessler undercard.
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simon fox wrote:
King Geedorah wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:On a lesser level,didnt Richard Williams&Jason Cook lose early on in there careers...
Williams dropped a points decision to Michael Alexander. The stuff he produced was so mind bogglingly ahead of its time that the ref didn't know how to score it. A post-fight examination of his scored card showed that in Williams's round-by-round column the official had scrawled the word 'Wibble', this led to Alexander winning it despite not rising above a 9 in every single round.
A mate of mine was a stablemate of Alexanders' and was absolutely sure that it was a 6 x 2 mins and that Richard was stopped. I am aware that the boxrec records have it differently but can someone please check in Boxing News (2nd September 1997). There's a quid on it :)
Im sure your won a quid :lol:
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I hope so, times are hard but he'll owe me for a year or 2; he's a right tight b*stard, if he's right though i'll have to pay straight up
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Didn't Margarito lose his first contest? Just before he found some quick set cement from B&Q
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Harry Greb went 4-1-2 in his first seven including being KO'd by one of the Chip brothers.
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Londonirish wrote:There's some Boxers with Early Record's that i would'nt imagine that they'd get that far.. Nathan Cleverly only beating Ernie Smith 39-38 on his debut, and Darren Gethin 39-38 in his second fight.. Matthew Hatton getting beat by David Kirk twice :o Ashley Theophane was 7-0 after his 1st lose to a guy 0-1-3, then a 5-4-0 and drawing with Daniel Thorpe... Any other's you know?
Hi Martin,
One of those losses you have down as being to Kirky was against David Keir and if I remember rightly was down to Matthew being cut badly from a head clash :box:
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King Geedorah wrote:
taffytoon wrote:
King Geedorah wrote:Hagler dropped two in Philly and had a draw against Seales. He went onto become the best fighter of all time (in my eyes).
You need to get your eyes checked :wink:
Nah, his record speaks for itself and he was very, very good when in his prime. His legacy matches many others and in terms of style I'd give him a shout over the likes of Robinson.
SRR was a welterweight.
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Tell that to Joey Maxim
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