Unbreakable record/s in boxing history?

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  1. DKD

    DKD Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Dela Hoya became a two weight champ in his fourteenth pro fight. Not sure if thats a record but it is quite impressive.
     
  2. Vsec

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    George Chuvalo was never dropped in 93 bouts
     
  3. Snakefist

    Snakefist Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :rofl you can hear the guy recording it laughing. Man Mayweather is unintentionally funny at times. Lol why was he getting all amped up for rofl?? hah hilarious.
     
  4. o_money

    o_money Boxing Junkie banned

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    Thats impressive but didn't know that was a record.....
     
  5. o_money

    o_money Boxing Junkie banned

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    Lol maybe not a record but I'm sure if you took the number of punches absobed before first lnock down he'd be miles ahead of anyone....still talks okay too. Bad ass dude:good
     
  6. HueyFreeman83

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    Henry Armstrong held 3 of the 8 world titles at the same time.

    Joe Louis's 25 title defenses
     
  7. vargasfan1985

    vargasfan1985 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Joe Louis 25 defenses of the undisputed title. Wlad may catch him if he fights a long time, but who knows.
     
  8. JohnAnthony

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    i could see them breaking that one with some talented mexican fighter, but it will be against a cherry picked belt holder, and it will be done for maketability. Then the mexican will spen the next 4 years chrrypicking fights.

    It will be a discgrace
     
  9. JohnAnthony

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    mosts pro fights will never be beaten. fighters fight less and less these days
     
  10. Cerdan

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    Lamar Clark's 44 consecutive ko's. Maybe not unbreakable but pretty hard to break.

    Reggie Strickland's 363 bouts ? :D
     
  11. Gaikokujin

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    Valero had 18 which was a record until Tyrone Brunson 'beat' it with 19. I say 'beat' because what he did was an absolute joke; basically fighting a bunch of debutants, over the hill old men and straight out bums. As soon as he stepped up to fight someone with even the faintest pulse he was shown up.

    Just shows how rubbish KO records like that are in the first place, as anyone can do what Brunson did and fight a bunch of stiffs time after time...
     
  12. BretN

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    Would love to know how he would of fared when stepping up in opposition. Him v Pacquiao could of been the most explosive fight of the decade
     
  13. dannyboy147

    dannyboy147 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Youngest pro debut by a fighter:
    1. Baby Arizmendi age 10
    2. Alfredo Peña age 12
    2. Teddy Baldock age 14
    3. Al McCoy age 14
    4. Battling Nelson age 14
    5. Georges Carpentier age 14
     
  14. turbotime

    turbotime Hall Of Famer Full Member

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    Armstrongs 3 titles. Won't ever happen again IMO
     
  15. BatTheMan

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    Good one.

    Also no. of knockdowns in a fight (51) looks unbeatable. It happened in 1902 between Battling Nelson (down 9 times) and Christy Martin who was downed 42 times before the KO in round 17.

    Joe Louis record of titledefenses of the linear title looks unbreakable today as well.