Fighters who weren't great, but had amazing W-L records on paper

How can somebody defend Valero and then criticise Calzaghe?

Moron.

 

Tye Fields 41-2

 

man you nailed it!! exactly my pick i mean the only fighter that beat him at his best to me was trinidad=both were undefeated. delahoya and vargas both beat him when he was completely shot.

 

Samson Dutchboygym of Thailand.

Record looks legendary, 43-0, 36 KO's. But never beaten anyone solid at 115 his entire career which was entirely in Thailand. The only guy who can be recognized is former world champion Rolando Pascua who is already past his best. His record was padded with Filipino's who was thrown in there for the payday.


Which is quite sad because I saw him once and he can really fight. He seemed content with the adulation his countrymen gave to him.

 

Gary Mason 35-1

 

Jorge Castro 130-11-3 (90 KO's)

 

Sven Ottke, if he had of fought outside of Germany I do not think his record would have been what it was.

 

Valuev 48-0

 

No doubt about that.

 

what about that brian nielson. he beat marcianos 49-0 record i think. it never stopped him gettin starched by a shot tyson

 

Thomas Damgaard, 37-0 record before fighting an already shot, post-PBF Gatti. He was Gatti's last win, sandwiched among three embarrasing, career ending, KO losses. An unbeaten record for an average fighter.

 

Ricky Hatton (44-1)

 

in his last 7 fights he's fought 3 top10 p4p fighters and most of the others have been defending belt holders, only losing to p4p #1.

 

Why are people including Hatton and Calzaghe? Whatever you say they are great fighters.

 

Vitali Klit