Fighters who never lost more than 3 rounds in 1 fight

Trying to think of a fight where Vitali could of lost more than three rounds...hmmm... Maybe in the Sanders and Lewis fight before they got stopped. I think Vitali was actually ahead in the Lewis fight when it got stopped.

But I get your point, and I really can't name a fighter that has not lost more than three rounds.

 

Had Roy lost more than three rounds in a fight before the Tarver match?

Maybe to Montell Griffin?

 

Gamboa, Lucian Bute?, Ismayl Sillakh,

 

That's pretty good KK, I think you are right.

But let's see if they can remain to be as dominant when they rack up the same amount of fights as Vitali. I'm not a big Vitali fan, but I do have to give the guy his credit.

 

How about "Posters who can post one thread without a badly disguised fanboy agenda?"

 

Valero

 

I don't often blow my own trumpet but :happy:happy:happy

 

He lost 4 rounds to Hop on official scorecards - that certainly proves Vitali is greater fighter

 

Credit for what? Dominating bums and losing to the best fighters he fought? Not forgetting he has a tag-team partner of course.

 

beep

 

Looking at the poor quality of opposition he's defeated over the years, I guess you have to find some ways to credit him. He still got stopped twice against the two best fighters he faced in his career.

 

For being a dominant HV even at his age. Sure he lost to Lewis, but gave him a helluva fight, I got to give him credit on that one. If you want to discredit him by saying he's faced bums his whole career, hey that's fine if you see it like that. But the way he dominated some of the so called bums the way he did is not that easy of a task.

It's not easy to do what he has done and to maintain top physical condintion. That's just my opinion.

I don't remember him ever tagging Wlad, and seeing Wlad come in and finish a fight for him. :think must of missed that one.

 

Deontay Wilder hadn't lost a round

Incredible feat!

 

He hasn't dominated at all though has he? He was retired for 4 of the past 8 years since he fought Lewis and his resume is **** poor since then, even when considering how bad the current era is, and he and Wlad live off a shared record, something denied to all the other No 1s and No 2s in any division since boxing began.