stujones
Heavyweight
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by stujones » 28 Jul 2005, 07:04
rubberjohnny wrote: Ryan Rhodes - Record Lonsdale belt win can't be equalled.
Unlikely, but I don't think its impossible. I don't think there is a rule to prevent a boxer fighting twice a week, with the mandatory rule it makes it even harder but still not impossible if he fullfills his mandatory in his first defence.
Bladder
Heavyweight
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by Bladder » 28 Jul 2005, 07:40
Don't you have to win 4 title fights to get a Lonsdale Belt now?
Was it 3 when Rhodes got his?
Plus, Henry Cooper won 3 Lonsdale Belts at the same weight.
I think now the BBBC only present one belt even if you win 4, 10 or 15, etc British title fights.
peterk
Heavyweight
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by peterk » 28 Jul 2005, 07:46
Achie Moore's KO record?
KOJOE90
Heavyweight
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by KOJOE90 » 28 Jul 2005, 12:36
Bladder wrote: Plus, Henry Cooper won 3 Lonsdale Belts at the same weight.
I think now the BBBC only present one belt even if you win 4, 10 or 15, etc British title fights.
I think you are correct.
stujones
Heavyweight
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by stujones » 28 Jul 2005, 13:28
Bladder wrote: Don't you have to win 4 title fights to get a Lonsdale Belt now?
Was it 3 when Rhodes got his?
Plus, Henry Cooper won 3 Lonsdale Belts at the same weight.
I think now the BBBC only present one belt even if you win 4, 10 or 15, etc British title fights.
Yes
and Yes.
Although I think you can still win more than one if you do it in different weights.