Which heavyweight Champion has lost the least amount of rounds in his entire career?

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  1. Champion

    Champion Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Which heavyweight champions has ruled in the weakest era ever?
     
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    Marciano?
     
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  7. guncho

    guncho next champion! Full Member

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    that must be holmes
     
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    ah the old klit stats
     
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    Which heavyweight Champion has lost the most amount of TKO6's?
     
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    :think Sure did lose 2 to Sanders 3 at least to Peter the judges were generous to Haye. His decision over Williams was actually split. Some rounds against Thompson in the first fight and the second. Its the other brother, but there must be somebody else that was really hard to outbox as well.
     
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    Michael Spinks says otherwise.
     
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    NOTINDAFACE No Me Se Rajar Full Member

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    Walcott, Joe Louis and Archie Moore is far better opposition then the Klits have ever faced. Log off:hi:
     
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    Slyk Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I'm not sure on this, but I think it would be Vitali.

    He rarely loses a round.
     
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    Joe Louis was shot to pieces thanks to coke as much as Roy Jones is right now.
    Walcott 38 yrs old outboxed him Rocky needed a KO to win which he did in 13.
    Archie Moore was a Light Heavy before he fought Marciano and 39. Back then 35 was a death sentence for a boxer. Rocky retired at 32 himself.

    I like Rocky, but lets be reasonable.
     
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