Quizzzzzzzzzzz time

Max Schmeling. Noting he seen a flaw in Joe Louis' style which could give him an edge. Louis kept his left a little low & would be vulnerable to a counter right.

 

I've got a question for you guys, which lineal HW champ has been knocked down the most???

Bonus points for guessing who's in second place

 

Patterson 1st Maybe Carnera 2nd

 

Right on the first one, the second one surprised me

 

Ezzard Charles was dropped 33 times, according to some records, Patterson around 22 to 23 times.

 

Some great quizzes here

http://www.funtrivia.com/quizzes/sports/boxing/boxing_champions.html

 

Why not? Gallico didn't like Louis anyway because he was black, so I'm not suprised in the slightest that Paul "

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ico" kept that secret.

 

One of the questions asked, "Who were the fighters involved in the first heavyweight championship ever scheduled for 15 rounds", and none of the choices were the right answer. Their answer was Jack Dempsey vs. Bill Brennan, but the real answer is Jess Willard vs. Jack Dempsey. That website is flawed.:good

 

Couple of little ones:

Last fight scheduled for 15?
Last heavyweight fight scheduled for 15?

 

Here is one that seems to get people;

What three (unrelated) titlists (either WBA, C or IBF) from the 80s all grew up on the same street, what was the name of the street and where was it?

 

last fight that went 15 was shibata flores W15 Eric holland.

the one before that was buck smith ND15 Harold brazier

 

Q1: Vinny Paz had a 15 rounder in the 90s, but I think there was one a little later on but the names escape me.

Q2: Tucker/Douglas at a guess

 

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Not sure, I imagine it's in New York or London. But i'll have a stab at somewhere in Fort Worth, Texas: Don, Bruce Curry and Gene Hatcher?