"I" is inactive, "A" is active, but what

fil · Post by **fil** » 31 Jan 2003, 09:09

Looking through a list of similer names using boxrec's search option I noticed that unlike most boxers that had the letter I in red box or A in a green box to denote inactive/active that a boxer named Rocky Ferrari had a letter C in a white box. What does the C mean?

wouter · Post by **wouter** » 31 Jan 2003, 10:09

Record is C omplete

robin · Post by **robin** » 31 Jan 2003, 10:33

Can anyone explain why this record is locked? He only had ten fights in six years.

wouter · Post by **wouter** » 31 Jan 2003, 11:30

I guess he just wasn't a very active figher

Panabox · Post by **Panabox** » 02 Feb 2003, 05:43

OR ITS DEAD....

matador · Post by **matador** » 24 Feb 2003, 23:35

i think the C's are usually given to bigger name fighters who have announced their retirement. just search for a big name fighter and you'll see.

wouter · Post by **wouter** » 25 Feb 2003, 08:55

Fights of big-name fighters are usually better recorded so it's easier to check whether their records are complete or not

Tomato-Can · Post by **Tomato-Can** » 25 Feb 2003, 08:56

The "C" is givin to ANY fighter whose record is believed to be complete. See Kelly Sonners.