No worries, mate. Without checking your specific examples, but rather by way of a general explanation, the higher number of draws in late 19th...
Surely a losing record means more losses than wins. Is Quirez the only world champion with more losses than wins? I can't think of another.
Whilst Tyson would be dangerous for a round or two, I'd back Povetkin to make it out of those early rounds, from which point he'd be a heavy...
Francisco Quirez won the WBA light Flyweight world title and ended up with a losing record. I can't think of any other world champions who ended...
Iirc, a fighter needed to win by at least 3 clear rounds in South America to be awarded a win. E.g. if an 8-rounder was scored 5-rounds to 3, the...
I'd pick Wlad over Uysk, too, prime for prime. Imo, the most pertinent part of your post is Wlad's "elite distance control and elite clinch...
Calzaghe vs Lacy is the first that springs to mind.
As an aging champion, 12, rather than 15, round fights would have favoured Hagler by that stage, in general. However, specifically versus another...
It was for the British LHW title, iirc.
If someone stated the best black contenders Louis didn't defend against were better than the worst white fighters he defended against, I wouldn't...
Agreed Mac (as specified in my post, the 3 x black contenders I listed were the only to be ranked as a top 2 contender during Louis's reign). The...
I don't think you're mistaken, I think you've got the literal interpretation of resume correct. However, I find posters most often mean overall...
I rank Tunney higher than most on this site, but I'm comfortable Walker and McFarland are ahead. Yes, Wilde too, imo, though I'm perhaps in a...
Excellent post, represents my own thoughts perfectly.
Likewise mate, all reasonable. Pep doesn't have the quality top tier wins of Duran or B. Leonard (who ended his LW career 81-0, including his...