Adding Up 0's Stolen...

Between Pascal and Moreno I feel like the cat who ate two canaries! :yep

 

Reyes Sanchez has a pretty good tally for someone who's only had 23 fights (and is 19-3-1):


Alberto Sandoval 7-0-2
Rosbel Montoya 9-0-1
Ali Chebah 27-0
Adrian Navarette 10-0-1
Manuel Pavon 3-0

56 - twice as many zeroes stolen as professional fights! :think

 

Andre Dirrell

Arthur Abraham 31-0
Mike Paschall 17-0
Juan Camacho 3-0

53-0

He's fighting Andre Ward next month with a chance to make it 75.

 

Alex Arthur

Sergio Palomo 21-0
Sergey Gulyakevich 18-0
Ricky Burns 13-0
Willie Limond 18-0
Pavel Patipko 6-0
Dafydd Carlin 1-0

77-0

 

It hasn't stolen my zero yet! :bbb

I also just opened a random unexpected check for over $400 from my old insurer for some health expense reimbursements that were apparently due to me.

How about you?

 

British-Mongolian featherweight Choi Tseveenpurev:

Derry Matthews 20-0
Abdu Tebazalwa 10-0
Nikoloz Berkatsashvili 13-0
Kevin O'Hara 9-0
Livinson Ruiz 12-0
Ekarat 12Reintower 1-0
Jeung-Tae Kim 2-0

67.

 

Nope.

Sergio Mora 21-0-1
Shane Mosley 38-0
Theodore Carradine 8-0

67. :deal

 

Sam Soliman

Max Alexander 14-0-1
Nader Hamdan 32-0
Sakio Bika 10-0
Eric Teymour 6-0
Marty Fogas 2-0

64.

 

The records weren't ****ed up; you did miss something.

http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Newspaper_decision

So Greb "lost" unofficially to Gibbons in both November 1915 and May 1920, and "won" one in July 1920...but it wasn't until March of 1922 that a contest between them was officially reflected on either man's record (Greb won on points, meaning a verdict was rendered by either a duly appointed judges panel and/or a referee - which was not the case in their three previous meetings).

If you see "NWS" it doesn't really count (at least in matters of "official" record keeping...and the same should hold true for this thread). Think of them as exhibitions if you like, or whatever helps you wrap your head around it. On Greb's Boxrec page they list 299 bouts, but only 117 are official results; the rest are clearly marked as newspaper decisions and totaled separately. So he was officially 104-8-3, and 156-12-14 in newspaper fights. If you add up all his bouts just for shits and giggles you can say he was 260-20-17. It isn't really so in the books, though.

Tribute paid to Greb here is long overdue as a result of this oversight, so here we go:

Owen Phelps 7-0 (PTS)
Billy Hirsch 6-0 (TKO8.)
Gene Tunney 41-0-1 (UD)
Tommy Gibbons 39-0-1 (PTS)
Augie Ratner 13-0 (PTS)
Kid Manuel 4-0 (KO1)

...and with this total of 110, he takes his rightful place among the pantheon. :good

 

In October, Mayorga will face 37-0 Sergiy Dzinziruk.

While Dzinziruk is the rightful favorite, Mayorga has upset highly skilled technical boxers before. A win here would put him at 143 - among the very highest pantheon that we've seen. :shock: