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I'm not sure what led me to think of him. But Jemal Hinton popped into my head. Kronk Jr Feather who looked like a potential star and then, for reasons I don't recall, never fought again.

I'm certainly not in the corner of people whoi think an "0" is the ultimate measure of greatness. There are some obvious answers. But out of curiosity who else never lost?

To name the obvious ones Calzaghe, Ottke, Marciano and Lopez. Also, Ibeabuchi, Terry Marsh, Lazslo Papp, Jack McAuliffe.

McAuliffe is a good shout, I wasn't thinking of him.

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Fathi Missaoui http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

Don't forget...

Mike Tyson [in his PRIME]

Ezzard wrote:Don't forget...

Mike Tyson [in his PRIME]

Buster Douglas didn't count?

Tyson was washed up by Tokyo, everyone knows that much.

Heavyweight Lee Canalito.

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It seems like their was a prospect a few years ago...was it Jesus Gonzalez?

Who retired 12-0 with 12 knockouts due to a potential brain injury or something. I could be altogether wrong, but someone else might know more about it than me.

Stacy Goodson had a HW prospect that retired without a loss. We used to always kid about him. Tall fella, I forget his name.

Samson Dutchboy Gym from Thailand...one of the more recent fighters to retire undefeated....

Didn't Mickey Rourke retire undefeated? Not sure off the top of my head, but it was either he or Jack Palance.

Best undefeated fighter I ever saw, & it ain't close, was Ricardo Lopez. Should he remain undefeated, only Floyd Mayweather will be his competition for that mantle.

I mentioned him in another thread, Ronnie Shiels.

That guy had alot of talent, fast hands and great combination puncher. Very, very good fighter. I remember him blitzing Del Bryant and Kid Milo, both who went on to have some very good succeses. He had a lot of potential.

Some one said he had hand problems and 'found God'.

Jimmy Barry. First ever Bantamweight champion under Queensbury rules, although at the time it was considered Paperweight, I believe, and in fact dealt with men even smaller than the current Strawweight class. Barry was around 100 pounds in his prime. Anyways, career record of 59-0-10, with his last 8-9 fights being little more than exhibitions; agreed upon draws.

Old Fred wrote:

Jaywheel wrote:Tyson was washed up by Tokyo, everyone knows that much.

I do hope you mean washed up in the sense of his pathetic mental fragility. Surely you wouldn't try to claim a 23 year old with just over 120 rounds, in a 37 fight perfect record was physically drained.

It's sarcasm based on his obsessed fans who talk about Tyson being unbeatable during his PRIME 15 minute period. (at least I presume so)

Scottrf wrote:

Old Fred wrote:

Jaywheel wrote:Tyson was washed up by Tokyo, everyone knows that much.

I do hope you mean washed up in the sense of his pathetic mental fragility. Surely you wouldn't try to claim a 23 year old with just over 120 rounds, in a 37 fight perfect record was physically drained.

It's sarcasm based on his obsessed fans who talk about Tyson being unbeatable during his PRIME 15 minute period. (at least I presume so)

It's true, spend enough time around here & eventually you'll find someone claiming that Mike's prime actually only lasted until the first round of the Reggie Gross fight. Utterly ridiculous attempts to explain away their hero's mortality, basically.

Goodnight, Irene wrote:Didn't Mickey Rourke retire undefeated? .

no, I don't think so.

Has Paul Spadafora retired yet?

RE Tyson. Peak/pinnacle/prime/zenith/optimal/ultimate/climax/capstone/meridian/vortex Tyson was the DEADLIEST heavyweight in the history of interweb heavyweights, EVER, FACT, FULLSTOP.

Counter-puncher wrote:
RE Tyson. Peak/pinnacle/prime/zenith/optimal/ultimate/climax/capstone/meridian/vortex Tyson was the DEADLIEST heavyweight in the history of interweb heavyweights, EVER, FACT, FULLSTOP.

He should've had that as his ring-name, you know. Rolls off the tongue much easier than "Iron".

Vortex Tyson was the best.

Jaywheel wrote:Vortex Tyson was the best.

From the Seldon fight?

PRIME Tyson was the Spinks fight right?

I thought his best performance was Pinklon Thomas.

Too Tall Jones never lost.

Agustin Senin is another one.

SaadOffTheDeck wrote:Agustin Senin is another one.

Nice shout out for the Basque Country's "Tigre de Irala," 42-0-1 and Euro bantamweight champ
A guy I remember from late 1990s: Argentine bantamweight Marcos Oscar Garro, who I think at one time was ranked but never fought for a title.

heck if mickey rourke and too tall are on the list can I be also?
No way,not enough fights. There should be a limit of 15 or so to make the cut.

Bring yourself aboard!