Guess the fighter by their overall combined opponents' W-L-D records.

That is actually the new "Lounge" for this place, detached on a separate forum (I guess for liability purposes so the admins can disavow the content on there if the sponsors or advertisers don't like something).

 

Lightning Round #6

9) 252-533-39

...good for a roughly ~31% winning percentage, in aggregate - or a ~35% non-defeat percentage (including draws).

Clue: this is another southpaw. They were never a champion. Their career spanned over a decade. 82% of their contests went the distance. Speaking of distance, they boxed their entire career save their debut nine thousand kilometers from their homeland (after having boxed for several years on their national team in the amateurs). Strangely, this person had a much better overall record and specifically a better KO percentage in the amateurs than in the pros (winning ninety percent of their amateur contests, and forty percent of them via knockout...which is 10x more knockouts than scored in the pros). They were only ever stopped once, and remain to date the last person to have ever have this particular type of stoppage loss on their record.

 

Lightning Round #7

10) 693-444-47

...good for a roughly ~59% winning percentage, in aggregate - or a ~63% non-defeat percentage (including draws).

Clue: another empty-handed Olympian. 2nd generation boxer. Never held a world championship, unless you count "interim" titles. Another that had greater measurable success in the amateurs than in the pros, also coincidentally winning both 90% (give or take rounding up or down a partial integer) of their pro and 90% (give or take rounding up or down a partial integer) of their amateur contests, and was national champion five times. Was never stopped professionally, or, to my knowledge, ever so much as put down.

 

Lightning Round #8

11) 1422-320-51

...good for a roughly ~79% winning percentage, in aggregate - or a better than ~82% non-defeat percentage (including draws).

Clue: still active. 2nd generation boxer. Former champ. Has twice as many professional losses as sum amateur bouts. Has never fought on a non-televised card. Has competed in five weight classes. Has one victory over a first-ballot Hall of Fame boxer. Second person ever of their ethnicity to hold a world title (but not the most recent).

 

Lightning Round #9

12) 465-115-22

...good for a roughly ~77% winning percentage, in aggregate - or a ~81% non-defeat percentage (including draws).

Clue: still active. Former champ. Has fought their entire career in their home country. Has fought in four weight classes and held titles in three. Defeated a current world champion by knockout in what is claimed by some to be their pro debut, while other sources dispute this.

 

You got it!!!

 

You on page one, buddy? Those ones have been guessed, answer sheet on page 3. (You got 1/3 right btw )

Game continues w/ Lightning Rounds.

 

I hadn't realized how many parallels there would he with JCC, nice little built-in red herring. But yeah not him.

And one people should get. This one isn't that obscure. I'm certain that you know this person and will be kicking yourself if somebody guesses it first.