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Joey Maxim lost to Ezzard Charles 4 times I know...maybe 5.

goose 5 wrote: ↑28 Jul 2019, 00:09 Bobo Olson Versus Sugar Ray Robinson.

Sugar Ray beat him about 4 or 5 times, didn't he?

Gene Fullmer couldn't beat the great Dick Tiger of Nigeria.

Chalky Wright versus Willie Pep. 0 for 4.

Some of these are simply cases where one guy was clearly better. Not surprising that one guy won them all; maybe a little surprising in some cases that they fought more than twice.
I think Moore could have beaten Charles, just not the majority of the time. Same with Fullmer and Tiger. Ali and Norton should not even be in here.

The great Ike Williams stopped Enrique Bolanos the opportunity to become world champion. Bolanos faced the champ 3 times but he failed everytime with Williams.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑26 Jul 2019, 21:51 julius long vs karriem respress, all of respresses pro fights were first round ko losses to giant jules

Very true that Respress just Couldn’t Beat That Guy!

Vicente Saldivar beat Howard Winstone three times.

Charley White fought four times against Freddie Welsh, drawing one and losing three. Ad Wolgast fought Welsh three times, losing all three.

oakland billy smith (later boardwalk billy) couldn't beat archie moore ....he did manage draw once, i think....in fight t....probably the last, after a few rounds he just got out of the ring, and said "i never could beat him, so why should try again?" billy was a real character ....i may do a post on him some time....

Here‘s one - Wally Swift jr and Andy Till. Came as close as you can get but couldn’t beat him

Pat O'Connor, Irish middleweight & light-heavyweight Champion, finished his Career and Life in the USA, San Francisco.

Pat O'Connor fought Bert Gilroy 8 times to no avail.

Lorenzo Strickland. 0-5 vs Jake Lamotta

Sugar Shane Mosley and Vernon Forrest.
Forrest completely had his number.

I had Ali winning the 2nd fight with Norton by 7-4-1, and losing the 3rd by 7-6-2. Hardly a case of I can't beat this guy.

Alexis Arguello, 0-2 vs Aaron Pryor.

Seamus wrote: ↑03 Aug 2019, 22:15 I had Ali winning the 2nd fight with Norton by 7-4-1, and losing the 3rd by 7-6-2. Hardly a case of I can't beat this guy.

I believe that Ken Norton won all the 3 fights.

Seamus wrote: ↑03 Aug 2019, 22:15 I had Ali winning the 2nd fight with Norton by 7-4-1, and losing the 3rd by 7-6-2. Hardly a case of I can't beat this guy.

Not to mention that Ali was past his prime for all three. This doesn't belong on this thread at all.

Ambling Alp II wrote: ↑04 Aug 2019, 17:17

Seamus wrote: ↑03 Aug 2019, 22:15 I had Ali winning the 2nd fight with Norton by 7-4-1, and losing the 3rd by 7-6-2. Hardly a case of I can't beat this guy.

Not to mention that Ali was past his prime for all three. This doesn't belong on this thread at all.

Why not?

The title of the thread is "No Matter How Many times I fight him, I can't beat this guy".
Ali did beat Norton.
Therefore, it doesn't belong on this thread.

Ambling Alp II wrote: ↑05 Aug 2019, 10:37 The title of the thread is "No Matter How Many times I fight him, I can't beat this guy".
Ali did beat Norton.
Therefore, it doesn't belong on this thread.

Ken Norton won all the 3 fights in my view.

I had no idea. You have only mentioned it about 10,000 times on this Forum, as well as previously on this thread.

elmersalsa wrote: ↑29 Jul 2019, 16:34 The great Ike Williams stopped Enrique Bolanos the opportunity to become world champion. Bolanos faced the champ 3 times but he failed everytime with Williams.

There's also Beau Jack going 0-3-1 vs. Ike Williams.

Ambling Alp II wrote: ↑06 Aug 2019, 10:44 I had no idea. You have only mentioned it about 10,000 times on this Forum, as well as previously on this thread.

And I will mention it again. So what's the problem?

chrisjs1985 wrote: ↑06 Aug 2019, 12:14

elmersalsa wrote: ↑29 Jul 2019, 16:34 The great Ike Williams stopped Enrique Bolanos the opportunity to become world champion. Bolanos faced the champ 3 times but he failed everytime with Williams.

There's also Beau Jack going 0-3-1 vs. Ike Williams.