Adding Up 0's Stolen...

One of the best obscure boxers out there unsurprisingly has a few. Juan Martin Coggi-

Ramon Jura 14-0-0

Patrizo Olivia 48-0-0

Osvar Maldonando 11-0-4

Akinobu Hiranaka 17-0-0

Hiroyuki Sakamoto 19-0-0

That's a total of 109. Not bad for someone most people haven't even heard about. He also beat a 52-3-1 Frankie Randall, a 60-8-1 Harold Brazier, a 47-1 Sang Ho Lee and somehow survived this fight, in particular THIS referee-

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The things that happen in South American boxing. :verysad

 

Donald Lone Star Cobra Curry:

Jun-Suk Hwang 21-0-0
Marlon Starling 25-0-0
Elio Diaz 31-0-0
Milton McCrory 27-0-1
Tony Montgomery 17-0-0

121 :good

 

The prospect killer, Friday Ahunanya:

Alonzo Butler 26-0-1
Shane Cameron 19-0
Josue Blocus 12-0
Nate Jones 16-0-1
Darrell Morgan 1-0
Shane Heavyrunner 6-0

80

 

Acelino Popo Freitas:

Barry Jones 18-0-1
Joel Casamayor 26-0
Daniel Attah 20-0-1
Artur Grigorian 36-0

100

 

+ Raul Munoz = 114-0-2

 

Michael Moorer:

Rich Boruff 17-0-1
Vaughn Bean 27-0
Francois Botha 35-0
Marcellus Allen 12-0
Freddie Delgado 16-0-1

107

 

Marvelous Marvin Hagler:

Dornell Wigfall 8-0
Cove Green 4-0
Sugar Ray Seales 21-0
Johnny Baldwin 29-0
Ray Phillips 11-0
Mike Colbert 23-0
Fulgencio Obelmejias 30-0
John Mugabi 25-0


151

 

Vinny Pazienza:

Dana Rosenblatt 28-0
Gilbert Dele 29-0-1
Greg Haugen 19-0
Nelson Bolanos 31-0-3


107

 

Ricardo Mayorga:

Vernon Forrest 35-0
Andrew Lewis 21-0-1
Adolfo Salazar 15-0
Manuel De La Rosa 12-0
Marco Antonio Avendano 13-0-1
German Espinales 10-0

106

 

I'd like to throw Pongsaklek Wonjongkam a shout for quality if not quantity of popped cherries:

Juanito Rubillar 9-0-5
Malcolm Tunacao 11-0-1
Daisuke Naito 19-0
Hussein Hussein 23-0

62

And that's two perennial contenders, one former WBC flyweight champ, and the current reigning WBC flyweight champ.

 

Virgil Hill:

Valery Brudov 30-0
Henry Maske 30-0
Lou Del Valle 22-0
Fabrice Tiozzo 25-0
Joe Lasisi 20-0
David Vedder 1-0-1

128

 

Danny Williams:

Kali Meehan 23-0
Audley Harrison 19-0
Matt Skelton 18-0
Scott Gammer 17-0-1
Konstantin Arch 9-0-1

86

 

The funny thing about Williams-Meehan was that, at the time, Meehan was a total unknown. Since then, he's proven to be a very, very dangerous opponent, but based on Danny's fight with him you'd think he was nothing.

 

I had way too much fun in this thread last night. :yep

Fourth cup of joe coming up. :twisted: