Question time..

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Spot on:thumbsup

 

I lost my 9th, 14th and 20th fight only.
I had 100 fights and slaughtered my opponents regularly. I was a monster.
Continually, I won the world title in my division, defending it 14 times after I had won it.
I retired undefeated champion of the world.
I am one of the biggest legends in world boxing.
Easy one I know. Just an awesome career, and an Icon when I was boxing.

 

Behind who in your opinion?

 

Hard to argue with that. You could interchange Robinson, Monzon, Hagler and possibly Greb and make a good case for each.

 

Certainly Les achieved a helluva lot in a short amount of time. However his tragic death doesn't allow him to be placed as high as the others. Greb doesn't appear to have much of a whack, but still defeated the likes of Gene Tunney despite giving away weight, and was stopped just twice in 280 bouts.

 

I was a tough welterweight in 1965 who then grew into a middleweight. I fought near 27 times in England before I lost my first fight. I fought some of the best in England. I came to Australia, eventually taking up residency there. I joined the Palmer gym fighting on Ringside. My success factor was not that good in Australia.

 

Dick Duffy?

 

Will have another crack if Duffy's not the right answer.

Here's a new one:


QUESTION:

Won an Australian title in 2nd ever pro fight.
During career won both Aust middle & light heavyweight titles.
Also challenged unsuccessfully for Aust heavyweight title and a South African title.

Hint: Aussies don't seem to have challenged for South African titles in recent times.

 

Dick Duffy correct.
Golly it is hard to stump you blokes.
I think I give too much information. Next time I will just give one clue....you know, like, who am I, my first name is Lionel.....