Yes I know exactly what you mean and at LHW and SMW most losses go back to Calzaghe. In an article I read. The Ring belt was meant to be for the man who beat the man. But The Ring LHW belt disappeared in the 80s. When it reappeared in the 90s it was just awarded to R Jones, but if the original line of having to beat the man to be the man had of been followed then Michalczewski should have been awarded the Ring belt for his win over V Hill who would have been the champ. That would now make Erdei the Ring LHW champ. Jones didnt beat THE MAN
That's quite interesting. Most records must end with a handfull of boxers. Naseem ends with FMJ. Frank Bruno ends with Chisora. Charlie Magri ends at Frankie gavin Ali ends at Andre Ward
Paulie Malignaggi ends with Floyd Mayweather Jnr, but interestingly, if Juan Diaz never fought JMM, it would just keep on going round in circles because: Paulie - Khan - Prescott - Mitchell - Katsidis - Diaz - JMM - Floyd. Take JMM out Diaz's last loss was Paulie, so it'd go: Paulie - Khan - Prescott - Mitchell - Katsidis - Diaz - Paulie. And that's just superb isn't it.
Naseem goes :good Jack Dempsey goes all the way down the line to Chisora. As does Bob Fitzsimmons. The Tyson/Mcbride fight has a lot to answer for. It's like a pivotal moment in heavyweight history. Although if you ignore prizefighter you end up at Luis Ortiz. 4 - 0, 3 KOs, made his debut this year. Anyone know anything about him? I wonder how many end with Marciano? Joe Louis does.
Not a bad little game! I started with Matt Hatton and ended om Alejandro Barrera http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=424646&cat=boxer
Still with the man crush on Paulie? Interesting though, wonder if many would actually end up in a loop.
Joe Calzaghe beat Bernard Hopkins who beat Oscar De La Hoya who beat Julio Cesar Chavez who beat Hector Camacho who beat Roberto Duran who beat Sugar Ray Leonard who beat Marvin Hagler.