Has anyone come back from two bad back to back losses?

jaymitch81
Cruiserweight
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Re: Has anyone come back from two bad back to back losses?

Post by jaymitch81 »

Stuarty30 wrote:
jaymitch81 wrote:George Groves
Starting to look more and more like his old self under McGuigan. 2017 should be a big year for him :TU:

I'm still convinced you are related to him though :OhYes:
If he beats Chudinov, which he should then considering the way he was nearly decapitated at Wembley I
don't think anyone can say anything other than give him his dues.

I can confirm that I am no relation to GG, just a big fan. :D
Monte Fisto
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Re: Has anyone come back from two bad back to back losses?

Post by Monte Fisto »

Cotto lost to Mayweather and Trout back to back and went on to win MW title.
Bundana
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Re: Has anyone come back from two bad back to back losses?

Post by Bundana »

Fritzie Zivic came back from 7 defeats in a row to become world champion.
James Harte
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Re: Has anyone come back from two bad back to back losses?

Post by James Harte »

It depends at what level you are talking?

Pele Reid had three awful stoppage defeats in a row years back (Julius Francis, Orlin Norris and Jacklord Jacobs consecutively) and looked ABSOLUTELY finished. He came back to post some decent wins after that but any form was usually intercepted with a stoppage loss.

There are plenty of other examples at different levels though.
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