BoxRec

Bundana wrote:How many retired world champions can you name who, throughout their pro career, ONLY met opponents with a winning record?

At least one - Saensak Muangsurin

Sung Kil Moon
De la Hoya

Muangsurin
Moon
De La Hoya

Yes, it's a very exclusive little club. The only other member I can think of is David Reid. Not 100% sure those 4 are the only ones, though. Could be some I have overlooked.

But the member count is likely to be at least doubled in the foreseeable future. Champions like Usyk, Lomachenko, Rigondeaux and Gamboa have yet to meet opponents with a non-winning record - and, at this stage of their respective careers, I doubt they ever will!

Easy one (especially if you look it up, so don't) - What sport did Sugar Ray Robinson's son participate in, for what team?

Roller Derby, he played for many teams including the New York Chiefs. He was inducted into the roller derby hall of fame.

hhascup wrote:Roller Derby, he played for many teams including the New York Chiefs. He was inducted into the roller derby hall of fame.

Saw him play (skate) when I was a kid - the 'what team' question was a trick question (but you recognized it) - roller derby was like a carnival - the teams traveled together putting on a show, and he being a star would be assigned to whatever team was 'home' that night. If they were in the east he was a Chief, on the west coast he would suddenly become a 'Bay Area Bomber.' [Etc.]