Who Achieved The Most In The Fewest Career Fights?

[ben geoghegan]

Another vote here for Jeff. If you include old timers, Gentleman Jackson won the title in his third fight and final fight.

[Goodnight, Irene]

Kostya Tszyu was in very tough early. juan laporte in 4th fight, sammy fuentes in 6th, livingston bramble in 10th followed by hector lopez. 31 career wins

Roger Mayweather was early for him too. Who the fuk has LaPorte for their 4th fight!? Unreal

[Expug]

Jeff Fenech deserves a shout.
I think he won titles in three divisions in under twenty fights.

[Goodnight, Irene]

Fernando Vargas got a lot done in few fights. Of the last twenty years, De La Hoya must get the nod though.

[jaclem2]

...jdc...yes indeed ingemar did achieve a lot in so few fights, which is why i listed him in my post. i agree with most here that jeffries probably is the leading contender in this category.

[JDC]

...jdc...yes indeed ingemar did achieve a lot in so few fights, which is why i listed him in my post. i agree with most here that jeffries probably is the leading contender in this category.

Sorry jaclem, must have missed him.

[JDC]

Jeffries retired after 20 or so fights. Leonard had won nothing after the same number of fights. Leonard had twice as many fights and not many more title fights.

I'm basing it on who he beat. The titles he won and how many top fighter he beat that were #1 in the division. It's just my opinion, but no doubt some people will come on here and sling insults at me for it.

No insults from me. Well not today, anyway

[iamasadlittleboy]

Jeff Fenech deserves a shout.
I think he won titles in three divisions in under twenty fights.

Valero 2 weight champion...must have the most accomplished on a total career rounds basis. 27 fights with 8 title fights, 6 defences in JUST 100 rounds.

[Goodnight, Irene]

Please. Valero fought nobody.

[jaclem2]

...jdc...think nothing of it...boxbuzz copies me all the time...

[BoxBuzz]

...jdc...think nothing of it...boxbuzz copies me all the time...

[Goodnight, Irene]

Nope. Exhibition.

[SaadOffTheDeck]

Valero is a lighter weight Ibeabuchi without a Byrd or Tua on his record.

[funso banjo baby]

gentleman john jackson

john gully

hen pearce

[SaadOffTheDeck]

Muangsurin had a decent run.

[jrc26]

Nope. Exhibition.

Ike Ibeabuchi should certainly be mentioned here.

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

[thunderfromdownunder]

Jeff Fenech deserves a shout.
I think he won titles in three divisions in under twenty fights.

his final record was 29-3-1. Three world titles, prob should have been four to mind you. Most of his competition was pretty solid as well. Though my vote would go to Leonard personally

[mattsplat]

Holyfield did a hell of alot in his first 40 fights. He still thinks he has something to prove though

[Goodnight, Irene]

Holyfield did a hell of alot in his first 40 fights. He still thinks he has something to prove though

His amazing feat is having so few bouts over such an interminable career.

[The 1bangkid]

Naseem Hamed did alot in 37 fights

[Tomasino]

Three legends who fought each other all did pretty well; Azumah Nelson, Wilfredo Gomez and Salvador Sanchez. Jeff Fenech is a good call. Wayne Mculloch also.

[Diamond WEAPON]

Valero is a lighter weight Ibeabuchi without a Byrd or Tua on his record.

Demarco.

[SaadOffTheDeck]

DeMarco wont be famous until Erik makes him with a beating.

[Controversial]

Although he ended up having 58 fights Mike Tyson was the youngest heavyweight champ after 28 fights and undisputed heavyweight champion after 31 fights. Not a bad achievement.

[JDC]

Dare I mention... Beibut Shumenov.

There. I did it