All-Time Lists Thread! Most wins, Most KO's, Most Bouts, Etc

[Martin Sosa Cameron]

Jimmy Wilde 16 (1915-1916)

[MEISINGER]

david rodriguez current texas heavyweight champion 18 straight ko's

[tonyevs]

What a list

Well done Barry

[BoxBuzz]

Hear Here!

[AndreWardFan2006]

Whats the fastest knockout?

[barry]

For a long time I'm pretty sure that Al Foreman held the record when he knocked out Ruby Levine which was something like 1 1/2 seconds...11 1/2 with the count, we have it listed as 11 seconds here on boxrec, which may be right. With the quick stoppages and TKO's of modern boxing the result is probably around 2 seconds, but for an actual knockout I would say that Al Foreman holds the record.

[hhascup]

Quickest Knockout ever:

Ever Beleño stopped Guillermo Salcedo in 5 seconds on Friday 16 September 1994. The shortest KO record in the world.

Ricky Parkey stopped Broderick Mason in 8 seconds on Tuesday 11 December 1984. At the time when this bout happened this was the quickest KO ever.

The quickest knockout in recorded history, including the full 10 count from the ref, was a welterweight fight from 1946, when Al Couture knocked out Ralph Walton in 10.5 seconds.

[Martin Sosa Cameron]

José (Espinaca) Pons, knocked out Cecilio Niz, both Argentinians, in only 5", in the Luna Park Stadium of Buenos Aires, CF, Argentina, on March 26, 1952; this is the record for a South American professional fight

[BigEars]

Edwin Valero is now at 18 consecutive KOs.

make than 19..............and counting

[evndrbsn]

According to the database, Peter McNeeley had a 6 second TKO over Frankie Hines.

[barry]

I just put this little list together and thought it was kind of neat. Can anyone finish it?

Most Knockouts by Letter of the Alphabet

A Henry Armstrong 101
B Billy Bird 125
C George Chaney 102*
D Roberto Duran 69
E Harry Ebbetts 71*
F Tiger Jack Fox 134*
G Fred Galiana 90
H Tsuneo “Piston” Horiguchi 88
I
J Joe Jeannette 68
K Alabama Kid 114*
L Sam Langford 137*
M Archie Moore 128*
N Andy Newton 76
O George Odwell 108
P Jesus Pimentel 69
Q
R “Sugar” Ray Robinson 109
S Young Stribling 127
T Duke Tramel 91
U
V Martin Vargas 62
W Jimmy Wilde 100
X
Y
Z Fritzie Zivic 81


*Record needs research and revising

[torodecayey]

FRANK BRUNO should be there as well

[thyx]

Hi Barry, great work !
Do you have a list of most fights in carrer and most consecutive wins in carrer ?

[thyx]

Hi Barry, great work !
Do you have a list of most fights in carrer and most consecutive wins in carrer ?

[barry]

They both need revising and editing as well as adding other fighters that I have yet to list, but below is what I have...first most total fights...and as always...the format here will probably be terrible. This is a fairly old list...I haven't added anything to it in a couple of years.



BOXERS WITH 200 OR MORE CAREER BOUTS
Compiled by Barry Deskins and Mike DeLisa


BOXER TOTAL CAREER

Abe the Newsboy --- ---
Len Wickwar 464 1928-1947
Wildcat Monte 365 1923-1937
Jack Britton 357 1905-1930
Johnny Dundee 340 1910-1932
Reggie Strickland 325 1987-2003
Sam Langford 322 unconfirmed 1902-1926
Tiger Jack Fox 321 (?)
K.O. Morgan 320 (?)
Billy Bird 318 1920-1948
George Marsden 311 1927-1946
Duke Tramel 266 1922-1936
Harry Greb 302 1913-1926
Maxie Rosenbloom 299 1923-1939
Harold Ratchford 292 1919-1939
Young Stribling 290 1921-1933
“Tiger” Bert Ison 289 1929-1939
Ted (Kid) Lewis 282 (283?) 1909-1929
Kid Beebe 280 1900-1915
Arnold (Kid) Sheppard 276 1929-1939
Eddie Anderson 275 1920-1936
Battling Levinsky 274 (290?) 1910-1929
Young Erne 267 1900-1917
Baby Stribling 265 1923-1938
Harry Stone 250 1923-1939
Dave Shade 248 1918-1935
Freddie Miller 248 (246?) 1927-1940
Young Farrell 247 1917-1928
Jack Dillon 245 1908-1923
Benny Bass 244 1919-1940
Memphis Pal Moore 243 1913-1930
Willie Pep 242 (241?) 1940-1966
Fritzie Zivic 233 1931-1949
Joe Glick 232 1921-1934
Benny Valger 230 1916-1932
Jack Casey 224 1926-1942
Harry Corbett 219 1921-1936
Buck Smith 219 1987-2003
Archie Moore 218 1936-1963
Frankie Mason 213 1907-1924
Benny Bass 213 (238?) 1921-1940
Leo Houck 212 1902-1926
Benny Leonard 212 1911-1932
Jackie Clark 208 1913-1923* (?)
Albert (Chalky) Wright 206 1928-1948
Walter Mohr 206 1912-1922
Len “Tiger” Smith 206 1927-1938
Tod Morgan 205 1920-
Sugar Ray Robinson 202 1940-1965
Simmie Black 201 ---
Kid Williams 201 1910-1929
Chuck Wiggins 200 (?) 1916-1929*
Peter Buckley 200



Example


Len Wickwar 464 1928-1947

Boxer………………Bouts…..Active
Len Wickwar.....464.....1928-1947

[barry]

Now this is just consecutive wins from the start of a career...otherwise...most bout without a loss from the start of a career and I know that this format will be horrible, so if you need anything to be explained about the list just let me know:



Most Bouts Without A Loss
40+ Bouts


Name TB W L D KO ND NC Active
Jimmy Wilde 103 99 0 2 65 2 -- 1910-1923
Fred Dyer 94 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1908-1912
Julio Cesar Chavez 90 89 0 1 75 -- -- 1980-1994
Bob Cunningham 89 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1885-1892
Ansel Bell 76 61 0 11 27 5 -- 1914-1923
Jaime Gine 73 67 0 6 23 -- -- 1954-1960
Jimmy Barry 72 61 0 10 40 1 -- 1891-1899
Nonpareil Jack Dempsey 71 54 0 7 28 7 3 1883-1889
Gustav Scholz 68 64 0 4 35 -- -- 1948-1958
Nino Benvenuti 65 65 0 0 27 -- -- 1961-1966
Maxie Docusen 65 61 0 3 23 1 0 1944-1950
Willie Pep 63 63 0 0 23 -- -- 1940-1943
Ruben Olivares 61 60 0 1 56 -- -- 1965-1988
Vince Hawkins 61 60 0 1 33 -- -- 1941-1945
Fortunato Manca 60 56 0 3 23 0 1 1955-1965
Billy Graham 58 52 0 6 19 -- -- 1941-1945
Ramon “Yori Boy” Campas 56 56 0 0 50 -- -- --
Nino LaRocca 56 56 0 0 42 -- -- 1978-1990
Lulu Constantino 56 52 0 4 9 -- -- 1939-1942
Kid Chocolate 55 54 0 1 29 -- -- 1927-1930
Jack McAuliffe 55 49 0 6 24 -- -- 1884-1893
Tsuneo Horiguchi 55 49 0 6 35 -- -- 1933-1937
Tom Boggs 55 54 0 1 22 -- -- --
Waldemiro Pinto 55 52 0 3 35 -- -- 1961-1966
Gustavo Ballas 54 53 0 1 19 -- -- 1976-1981
Jim Driscoll 54 50 0 4 25 -- -- --
Benny Yanger 54 39 0 14 21 1 -- 1899-1903
Pascual Perez 52 51 0 1 37 -- -- 1952-1958
Gene Tunney 52 50 0 2 34 -- -- 1915-1922
Del Flanagan 52 51 0 1 24 -- -- 1947-1951
Rodolfo Gonzalez 52 52 0 0 50 -- -- 1959-
Ricardo Lopez 52 51 0 1 38 -- -- 1985-2001
Jimmy Gill 52 51 0 1 4 -- -- 1934-1940
Carlos Zarate 52 52 0 0 51 -- -- --
Henry Woods 51 47 0 4 26 -- -- 1930-1934
Tony Licata 51 48 0 3 20 -- -- 1969-1975
John L. Sullivan 51 49 0 3 34 -- -- 1879-1892
Eder Jofre 50 47 0 3 38 -- -- 1957-1965
Daniel Aldo Gonzalez 50 45 0 4 26 -- 1 1971-1976
Rocky Marciano 49 49 0 0 43 -- -- --
Brian Neilsen 49 49 0 0 33 -- -- 1992-1999
Horacio Saldano 49 43 0 6 25 -- -- --
*Edson Nascimento 48 47 0 1 40 -- -- 1993-
Johnny Tapia 48 46 0 2 25 -- -- 1988-1999
Lee Sala 48 48 0 0 32 -- -- 1946-1948
Larry Holmes 48 48 0 0 34 -- -- 1973-1985
Patrizio Oliva 48 48 0 0 20 -- -- 1980-1992
Dariusz Michalczewski 48 48 0 0 38 -- -- 1991-2003
Freddie Russo 48 46 0 2 18 -- -- 1942-1945
Dario Azuaga 47 45 0 2 43 -- -- 1993-2002
Ruben Castillo 47 47 0 0 25 -- -- 1975-1979
Lamar Clark 47 46 0 1 44 -- -- 1955-1960
Miguel Angel Agüero 47 46 0 1 25 -- -- 1955-1959
Hein Domgoergen 47 43 0 4 21 -- -- --
Marcel Cerdan 46 46 0 0 17 -- -- 1934-1938
Dario Azuaga 46 45 0 1 43 -- -- 1993-1999
Marty Servo 46 44 0 2 12 -- -- 1938-1941
Jack Root 46 43 0 2 28 -- 1 1897-1902
Oscar Pita 46 46 0 0 25 -- -- 1951-1955
Freddie Pope 46 43 0 3 23 -- -- --
James Toney 46 44 0 2 29 -- -- --
Charley Fusari 45 45 0 0 30 -- -- 1944-1947
Dom Labbe 45 40 0 5 23 -- -- 1932-1935
Babe Hunt 44 41 0 3 27 -- -- --
Jorge Jose Fernandez 44 43 0 1 28 -- -- 1953-1957
Alberto Cortes 44 44 0 0 21 -- -- 1983-1989
Samson Dutch Boy Gym 43 43 0 0 36 -- -- 1992-2002
Marco Antonio Barrera 43 43 0 0 31 -- -- 1989-1996
Billy Fox 43 43 0 0 43 -- -- 1943-1946
Chris Eubank 43 41 0 2 20 -- -- 1985-1995
Agustin Senin 43 42 0 1 21 -- -- 1967-1972
Percy Jones 42 40 0 2 22 0 0 1911-1914
Don Steele 42 42 0 0 42 -- -- 1994-1997
Miguel Angel Gonzalez 42 42 0 0 32 -- -- 1989-1997
Charley Von Reedon 42 36 0 5 -- 0 1 1927-1930
Raul Angerami 42 35 0 7 10 -- -- 1947-1951
Adalberto Ochoa 42 41 0 1 21 -- -- 1950-1953
Erik Morales 41 41 0 0 31 -- -- 1993-2002
Kevin Kelley 41 41 0 0 29 -- -- 1988-1994
Raul Angerami 41 34 0 7 10 -- -- 1947-1951
Peter Kane 41 41 0 0 33 -- -- 1934-1937
Teddy Baldock 41 40 0 1 21 -- -- 1921-1926
Carlos Rios 41 39 0 1 29 -- 1 1992-1997
Luis Galvani 41 37 0 4 20 -- -- 1943-1950
Jose “Dinamite” Bruno 41 40 0 1 32 -- -- 1951-1954
Lou Ambers 41 38 0 3 14 -- -- 1932-1934
Felix “Kid Dinamita” Gomez 40 39 0 1 24 -- -- 1943-
Felix Trinidad 40 40 0 0 33 -- -- 1990-2001
Jaime Garza 40 40 0 0 38 -- -- 1978-1984
George Foreman 40 40 0 0 37 -- -- 1967-1974
Sugar Ray Robinson 40 40 0 0 29 -- -- 1940-1943
Bernardo Caraballo 40 39 0 1 20 -- -- --
Johnny Saxton 40 39 0 1 15 -- -- 1949-1953
Tommy Gibbons 40 39 0 1 31 -- -- 1911-1922
Hugo Rambaldi 40 40 0 0 30 -- -- 1958-1963
Ramon La Cruz 40 34 0 6 22 -- -- --
“Fighting” Dick Hyland 40 40 0 0 31 -- -- 1902-1904
Eduardo Prieto 40 39 0 1 14 -- -- 1975-1983
Gerald “Tuffy” Griffith 40 38 0 0 23 2 -- 1926-1928
Julien Lorcy 40 38 0 2 26 -- -- 1991-1998



Example

Name TB W L D KO ND NC Active
Jimmy Wilde 103 99 0 2 65 2 -- 1910-1923


Name................TB.....W......L.....D.....KO....ND...NC.....Active
Jimmy Wilde.....103.....99.....0.....2.....65.....2.....0.....1910-1923

[Martin Sosa Cameron]

Here is another list, only with the total bouts

200 fights or more:

220 (1951-1968) Andrés Selpa
200 (1939-1961) Kid Azteca



40 or more unbeaten fights:

93 (1964-1972) Pedro Carrasco
87* (1954-1960) Jaime Giné
80** (1964-1977) Carlos Monzón
73 (1952-1960) Duilio Loi
58** (1966-1978) Bruno Arcari
57 (1964-1972) Nicolino Locche
57 (1965-1969) José Legrá
56 (1978-1984) Lorenzo García
55 (1959-1964) Nicolino Locche
54 (1940-1947) Raúl Rodríguez
50 (1931-1936) Benny Lynch
48 (1959-1967) Horacio Accavallo
47* (1953-1957) Jorge Fernández
45** (1951-1956) Alfredo Prada
43 (1957-1961) Manuel Álvarez
42 (1922-1926) Len Harvey
41 (1904-1908) Stanley Ketchell
41* (1947-1951) Raúl Angerami
41 (1972-1980) Roberto Durán
40* (1887-1896)Tommy Ryan
40* (1939-1947 Amelio Piceda


(*) Opening his career
(**) Until the end of his career
NOTE: In the other list, Raúl Angerami and Darío Azuaga are included twice each one

[Martin Sosa Cameron]

The Argentinian lightweight Jimmy Wilde (Moisés Ortenberg), unbeaten in all his professional career

42 (1935-1943) Jimmy Wilde (Argentina)

[barry]

Nice additions Martin!

[JCS]

Barry,

If you use a truetype font, and surround your records with the code brackets you should be able to transition from Word to the forum without issue.

[Broncano]

The Argentinian lightweight Jimmy Wilde (Moisés Ortenberg), unbeaten in all his professional career

42 (1935-1943) Jimmy Wilde (Argentina)

I know the records from then probably are complete, but they're probably close, and he fought NO ONE.

Matty when someone of Martin's stature as a record-keeper and boxing historian speaks you do the sensible thing: unless you have something useful to contribute you listen up and remain quiet.

Continue, querido Martin

[mattyp151]

The Argentinian lightweight Jimmy Wilde (Moisés Ortenberg), unbeaten in all his professional career

42 (1935-1943) Jimmy Wilde (Argentina)

I know the records from then probably are complete, but they're probably close, and he fought NO ONE.

Matty when someone of Martin's stature as a record-keeper and boxing historian speaks you do the sensible thing: unless you have something useful to contribute you listen up and remain quiet.

Continue, querido Martin

Was my statement incorrect then? It wasn't a comment against anything Martin said. Merely stating an opinion.

[Broncano]

Was my statement incorrect then? .

not incorrect. Just useless

[Martin Sosa Cameron]

The Argentinian lightweight Jimmy Wilde (Moisés Ortenberg), unbeaten in all his professional career

42 (1935-1943) Jimmy Wilde (Argentina)

I know the records from then probably are complete, but they're probably close, and he fought NO ONE.

Mattyp,

I'm happy: you know the record of the Argentinian Jimmy Wilde, and I'm very happy too of all you know of the rich Argentinian boxing history, your opinion is original: (JW) "he fought NO ONE", but, please, remember his two drews with Domingo "Mingo" Sciaraffia, former Argentinian Champion, an exceptional stylist, an anticipation of the great Nicolino Locche; the win of JW over Anselmo Casares or when he scored a TKO over the Italian-French-Argentinian Jean Joup. And, when a boy fought no one, but in all his pro career of more than 40 bouts he never lost, it's very significant. Your opinion, is "opinion" or irony?

I can't understand why, but you wrote another times in the Forum letters to me owith ambiguous intentions, a gratuitous hostility disguised of opinion; why?

[Martin Sosa Cameron]

Mattyp,

I love boxing, and BoxRec is the best and greatest site of this sport in the world, and I believe you love pugilism, too. In this moment, there are in the BoxRec Forum a total of 609490 articles, and 5009 registered users, it's easy: an average of 122 articles for each user, and you had more than 12000, this is a good demonstration of your interest, then, we may and must to think distincts and opposing ideas, this is very correct, we aren't in the nazi Germany or the Soviet Union, but, please, with all the respect of the free men; best regards,

Martín


:)