Most Manufactured Records Of All Time

Don Steele is a great pic here. A regional fighter if there ever was one.

I believe he was 41-0 at one time with 41 knockouts. The ONLY recognizable fighter he had on his resume was Mike Dixon, I believe.

Sean O' Grady is a good pick, fought almost entirely out of places his dad owned winning a belt his dad made or some ****.

 

wilde and barry

 

Do you feel Wilde was a great fighter regardless?

 

but almost all consider him as the best flyweight ever. I have him in my top 20

 

how is Wilde record manufactured. thats utter BS mate he is the best Fly ever.

i always thought Chuck Davey had a manufactured record as a made for TV fighter just looking at his record but he did beat Basilio convincingly which was a huge win for me and put up a great fight against Gavilan

 

Brian Nielsen, I believe was 50-0-0 before losing? Or am I mistaken.

 

Even more so Barry. He took on all comers and beat every title claimant in his weight range.

 

asero is abitty slow shall we say

 

Yori Boy Campas
Lamar Clark
Billy Fox
Rocky Rivero
Butterbean

To some extent, Young Stribling.

 

Larry Holmes' younger brother Mark had a career record of 38-1 against non descript competition. The only time he stepped up was against Chicago's John Collins, and he got KO'd in 2.

 

going on aseros train of thought that bum Ali and SRR were manufactired

 

Didn't Peter McNeeley supposedly have a lot of knockouts going into his fight with Tyson? Come to think of it, his father had a pretty padded record at one time too. Like father like son, I guess.

 

Their is a boxer from my area by the name of Faruq Saleem who is a 6'7", 260 pound heavyweight, with a record of 38-0 with 32 KO's.

 

Do have the fight complete, I though Basilio won imo. It was a pretty bad call .

 

I wouldn't say that, Gavilan must've had him down about 4 or 5 times and basically toyed with him at times. He really exposed Davey.