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Prob not this guy but I though I would put him up to get the ball rolling :)

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

Also, for a bonus point, who retired with the most wins without a loss or a draw? And has anyone ever retired with all wins coming by KO without a loss or a draw (or no wins by KO for that matter), if so who has the most?

isnt floyd always boosting with undefeated records and how great it is

guess this dude with 2 kos is p4p #1 in floyds world

Hi gents,

Edwin Valero went 27-0 (27ko's)...... not sure if that's the best ever but it sprung to mind as a good'un.

Joe Calzaghe's 46-0 is an undefeated marker off the top of my head, which Floyd currently ties with.


"T.M.K" :)

Rocky Mariano retired at 49-0 which still stands as the record

PokerRob wrote:Prob not this guy but I though I would put him up to get the ball rolling :)

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

Also, for a bonus point, who retired with the most wins without a loss or a draw? And has anyone ever retired with all wins coming by KO without a loss or a draw (or no wins by KO for that matter), if so who has the most?

47(2)-0-0 What a strange record.

I don't care who your opponents are . . .47 wins with only two KOs is an impressive record. Guy must have some skills.

dempseyfire wrote:I don't care who your opponents are . . .47 wins with only two KOs is an impressive record. Guy must have some skills.

My thoughts exactly... Never seen him fight, but I imagine him to punch like a weak girl, but be very fvcking skilled to make up for it.

Wow! He must be "massaging the faces" on alot of cab drivers in Argentina. He's surely not putting any welts on their faces.

Kaaspeer wrote:

dempseyfire wrote:I don't care who your opponents are . . .47 wins with only two KOs is an impressive record. Guy must have some skills.

My thoughts exactly... Never seen him fight, but I imagine him to punch like a weak girl, but be very fvcking skilled to make up for it.

For the first time I have to agree with you.

Will floyd beat marcianos record, 48-0 soon im sure.

Cuenca is probably the right answer.

I'm curious who has the most wins, with no losses, draws, or majority/split wins. Basically, only wins with no controversies... though I suppose I can allow a no contest or something inconsequential.

47-0 is the longest streak currently. Cuenca is a pretty good fighter should be fighting Lamont Peterson soon so probably wont get to 50-0. I think Brian Neilsen might have gotton to 48 or 49-0....there seems a real jinx in getting to 50-0.

dempseyfire wrote:I don't care who your opponents are . . .47 wins with only two KOs is an impressive record. Guy must have some skills.

Disagree. One of the biggest failings in boxing is there is no guaranteed level in quality of opposition until you win one of the abc belts. You can fight 20 undefeated guys or 20 unwinning guys in your first 20 fights & there probably isn't a commission that would stop it. It's all in the resume how impressive or manufactured a record is.

Reggie, that's exactly how the Independent World Boxing Rankings are calculated, you must meet measured opposition.