Is this the worst run of opponents ever for a reigning world champion?

Holy **** this is funny!!!!!!

 

The actual title defenses aren't half bad. Can't believe how far you're going to tear them down.

 

atsch

It's terrible, Sven Ottke would be ashamed

 

Back in the day many boxers fought at a high activity level including non title fights against unworthy opponents.

I can't be bothered checking through history but Rosenbloom will have a comparable run at some point and he's one of the greatest LHW's in hsitory.

It's quality though, not quantity. I'm bothered about the good names he did beat as opposed to the crap names he did beat.

 

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(Dude who's too unintelligent, ignorant, and committed to a shitty online shtick to acknowledge the fact that the non-title fights were basically part of Toney's training)

 

Butt hurt going two days strong now

Avoid the thread, dummy.

 

Take a took at the activity, how often he fouth those fight. It's called research, try it sometimes....

 

Avoid the facts, asshat. :deal

 

How ****in pathetic. You got a perfectly reasonable answer, and all you do is try to make it about the level of opposition. When you stay active, you can do this. It keeps a fighter sharp. But you've made it obvious you're into trolling, and not actually looking at this realistically or to be serious. troll away....

 

OK..fine. If this pointless and actually useless stat is actually what intersests you, more power to ya! Byt spare me the bull****. You may be able to fool some of the dumber posters, but that's not going to work for me. If you were serious about this topic, you'd pick guys who made **** defenses in the same time allotment that great champs do. Look at Andre Berto for that. Crap defenses in the schedule regular fighters go at it. But the fact that you go to james Toney, and ignore the frequency at which those ten took place, and therefore try to make a negative about it shows, as I said, you aren't serious. If someone like Floyd fought 12 times in one year, with 9 of them being scrubs, and the other 3 top caliber fighters, then that's fine. But I doubt you get it. And get off your high horse while your at it....

 

When a fighter remains as active as Toney was during that time, not all their opponents are going to be top 10, or even worthy.

-He fought Chavers in March of 93'

-Ricky Thomas less than a month later in Mid-April 93'

-Glenn Thomas in June 93'

-Danny Garcia 7 weeks later in July 93'

-Prather less than a month later in August 93'

-Thornton 2 months later in October 93'

-Hembrick he finally gave himself a little time off and waited 2 1/2 months till Mid-January 94'

-With Littles he went back to around 7weeks between fights fighting him at the beginning of March 94'

-Durham was about 2 1/2 months later in Mid-May 94'

-Williams again 2 1/2 months later in Mid-July 94'

That's 10 fights in a year and 4 month period, unheard of in today's world champions. Staying busy use to be a normal occurrence, now apparently it gets champions accused of fighting nothing but bums.