Guess the fighter by their overall combined opponents' W-L-D records.

Records are taken as snapshots in time as of when the opponent was fought - meaning the possibility of duplicate entry does exist in the case of rematches or longer rivalries. (with the additional W-L-D values as of each meeting aggregated on top of the previous values for the same person)

1) 1396-211-42

...good for a roughly ~85% winning percentage, in aggregate - or a better than 87% non-defeat percentage (including draws).

2) 476-100-22

...good for a roughly ~80% winning percentage, in aggregate - or a better than 83% non-defeat percentage (including draws).

3) 1111-133-30

...good for a roughly ~87% winning percentage, in aggregate - or a ~90% non-defeat percentage (including draws).



Clues:

All three of the above were born in separate decades.

All three held major world championship belts in this century.

All three are connected to one another within 3 degrees of separation (A fought X who fought Y who fought B).

Two of their careers did not have any overlap whatsoever.

That's all you get.

 

Bronze medal for guessing one. Silver for two...shebang, gold.

 

Lightning round:

4) 280-81-29

...good for a roughly ~72% winning percentage, in aggregate - or a better than ~79% non-defeat percentage (including draws).

Clue: this person ended their brief, strange career within the last year, on a 6-fight winless skid, and their own career winning percentage is a mere 56% (inflated to 68% non-defeated when factoring in draws), but they are nonetheless a former world champion themselves.

 

No!! - but props for being the first to wade in!

 

Not to my knowledge.

 

K, one more hint - the original trio in the OP have a combined winning percentage of 96%. They never fought a single bout ruled a draw, any of them.

Extra hint if you're stumped:

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Lightning round #2

5) 1763-287-73

...good for a roughly ~83% winning percentage, in aggregate - or a better than ~86% non-defeat percentage (including draws).

Clue: this person debuted before three of the four above mystery boxers, and only a few years after the earliest to debut...and they are the only boxer so far that is still active. They have quadruple as many wins as Lightning Round #1, and quadruple as many knockouts scored; they also have 2¾ as many rounds boxed and 2¾ as many bouts fought total as Lightning Round #1.

 

He isn't, but has something big in common with two of the original 3 - as in a common experience, something that "happened" to Jones and two of these others, in the same context (and Jones also has a common opponent with the other, last member of the OP three)

 

Which are you guessing is Floyd?