Floyd is going to break Marciano record.

Pretty sure Jimmy Wilde went to 102 before being beaten. But for guys who retire unbeaten I think Marciano holds the record of most fights for guys who actually tested themselves a little before retiring.

 

Well, that is ESPN's opinion.

 

If he keeps fighting over-matched, slow, predictable, plodders, then yes.

 

Even if FLoyd caught up to Marciano, which I doubt, he would still be behind Lopez's 51-0 record.

 

If you are going to call Marciano on the number of champions he defeated, you better think twice. If you are the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, there aren't any 'other champions' to defeat. On the other hand, if you are a lower weight class titlist with dozens of fellow titlists surrounding you, you're likely to spend a good part of your career battling them. Another thing is that Mayweather didn't become the undisputed champ yet, nor he has faced his career foe.

 

SMH. Not a legit heavy? Tell that to the guys who were 210-230 pounds, which was probably comparable to guys 240-260 today.

 

I will take their opinion over a lot of the dude here who DKSAB.

 

Shiny records are meaningless when the opposition is questionable. There's plenty of boxers with losses on their ledger that still rank higher than Floyd.

 

What's your point? If you're saying Rocky was a natural heavyweight size wise then GTFOH.

 

The difference is Marciano holds the highest ko percentage ever, and fought everyone and their mothers.

While Duckweather avoided all the threats, lost to Campillo and Maidana 1, and didn't stop anyone since.. 7 years.

 

Yep.