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MEISINGER wrote:

hhascup wrote:What fight, lasting more than 1 round, produced the most knockdowns per round?

battling nelson-christy williams

hhascup wrote:

MEISINGER wrote:

hhascup wrote:What fight, lasting more than 1 round, produced the most knockdowns per round?

battling nelson-christy williams

Good guess But that fight went 17 rounds and had a total of 49 knockdowns, which comes to just under 3 knockdowns per round. The record is a lot more then that!

Bundana wrote:

Rover wrote:I lost my first title shot on one continent.
I then won a title on a second continent.
I successfully defended it once on a third continent.
In my next fight, I then lost it on the continent where I had my first title shot.
Who am I?

I don't know, if he's the one you're looking for... but I believe Rolando Navarrete fits the profile.

hhascup wrote:

Bundana wrote:

Rover wrote:I lost my first title shot on one continent.
I then won a title on a second continent.
I successfully defended it once on a third continent.
In my next fight, I then lost it on the continent where I had my first title shot.
Who am I?

I don't know, if he's the one you're looking for... but I believe Rolando Navarrete fits the profile.

That's who I was thinking about But some sources say that Puerto Rico is an island nation (an unincorporated territory) in the Carribean Sea. This sets it geography apart from that of any continent, and it is not considered a part of one. Just as the island nation of Cuba is not considered a part of North America (or any other continent), so is Puerto Rico not considered a part of any continent.

Others have Puerto Rico is both physically and politically a part of North America. It is a Caribbean Island, however, these islands are grouped with North America. It is also a part of the US, so it is politically a part of North America.

So it would depend if you count PR or not, But that is the only one I can come up with too. If Bundana also has that I would think that is the answer your looking for.

hhascup wrote:What fight, lasting more than 1 round, produced the most knockdowns per round?

Bundana wrote:

hhascup wrote:What fight, lasting more than 1 round, produced the most knockdowns per round?

I don't know if it's the record, but according to BoxRec:

In 1927 Miguel Ferrara lost in the 4th round against Victorio Campolo - after being floored 36 times!
That's an average of 9 knockdowns per round.

Rover wrote:I had four world title chances and failed each time.
In those fights, I had two draws.
I was stopped the other two times and floored a total of seven times in the four bouts.
Three of the bouts were in my homeland, and one was in the champion's homeland.
I never fought again after the last of the four.
The title fights all occurred in the same division.
Who am I?

Controversial wrote:

Rover wrote:I had four world title chances and failed each time.
In those fights, I had two draws.
I was stopped the other two times and floored a total of seven times in the four bouts.
Three of the bouts were in my homeland, and one was in the champion's homeland.
I never fought again after the last of the four.
The title fights all occurred in the same division.
Who am I?

Eijiro Murata?

Rover wrote:I had two title shots.
I lost them both.
I was stopped both times.
They were in the same division.
I fought in my opponent's home country both times.
Neither of my opponents lost his title in the ring.
I made it one round longer in my second challenge than I did in my first one.
Who am I?

si7dog7 wrote:

Rover wrote:I had two title shots.
I lost them both.
I was stopped both times.
They were in the same division.
I fought in my opponent's home country both times.
Neither of my opponents lost his title in the ring.
I made it one round longer in my second challenge than I did in my first one.
Who am I?

Akio Kameda?

hhascup wrote:

Controversial wrote:Fairly easy one

I got a title shot against an ATG, floored them twice and managed to get a draw against them.
After that fight I had 10 more fights losing 9 of them.

EDIT: Sorry Rover, was in the process of posting this question and didn't notice you had posted one !!!

Bundana wrote:

Controversial wrote:Fairly easy one

I got a title shot against an ATG, floored them twice and managed to get a draw against them.
After that fight I had 10 more fights losing 9 of them.

EDIT: Sorry Rover, was in the process of posting this question and didn't notice you had posted one !!!

Segundo Mercado

Bundana wrote:

hhascup wrote:What fight, lasting more than 1 round, produced the most knockdowns per round?

I don't know if it's the record, but according to BoxRec:

In 1927 Miguel Ferrara lost in the 4th round against Victorio Campolo - after being floored 36 times!
That's an average of 9 knockdowns per round.

Bundana wrote:

Controversial wrote:Fairly easy one

I got a title shot against an ATG, floored them twice and managed to get a draw against them.
After that fight I had 10 more fights losing 9 of them.

EDIT: Sorry Rover, was in the process of posting this question and didn't notice you had posted one !!!

Segundo Mercado

hhascup wrote:

Bundana wrote:

hhascup wrote:What fight, lasting more than 1 round, produced the most knockdowns per round?

I don't know if it's the record, but according to BoxRec:

In 1927 Miguel Ferrara lost in the 4th round against Victorio Campolo - after being floored 36 times!
That's an average of 9 knockdowns per round.

That's it!

AMAZING isn't it!

I have a Ring 8 meeting in New York later today. Most of the time we have several ex-world Champions in attendance.

I have a few others on the same object:

1. What fight had the most knockdowns (both fighters) in which the fight went the distance?

2. What fighter was knockdown the most times, in which the fight when the distance?

3. Since 1960, what fight had the most amount of knockdowns?

hhascup wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

hhascup wrote:

misread the question i was looking at most knockdowns in one single round oops

keithmoonhangover wrote:

hhascup wrote:

This is the best I can come up with:

1. 1941: Maxie Doyle (3) W pts 10 Jim Merritt (20)... for a total of 23 knockdowns.

2. 1946: Jose DeMedina is down 21 times when losing a 10-rounds decision against Jimmy Jeannette.

3. 1962: Yama Bahama stops Don Carrano in 7 - in a fight where Don is down 15 times.