Records

Woah, I'm not taking anything from the boxing register, I'm trawling through records and manually counting them.

 

He does, not as numerically impressive, but as soon as he stepped up to the world class level he never looked back. I think at one point he fought eighteen elite fighters in a row.

Looking at that record it'd be hard to rate Hagler higher.

 

Greb and Langford will be difficult, we'll have to come up with a different criteria.

You'd have thought Charley Burley's would be stacked but it isn't really. I can tell just by a quick scan that Williams will have significantly more.

 

**** me, you still aren't getting it. I'm consolidating the lists (but no, I'm not getting it from the register; I don't own it) and typing them up on here so we have a direct source of information available on the forum, with any luck it'll be stickied.

And I will get round to non Hall of Fame fighters, you'll just have to wait.

 

Protégé and mentor Joe Louis and Holman Williams are up.

 

Sweet Pea, check out the difference in Burley & Williams' records. Holman's ain't far behind Ike Williams' at all, both having forty odd 'good' wins.

Henry Armstrong leads with about sixty seven (I think).

 

That's true.

 

I wondered if anyone would spot that. Well done. But we all know he'll be in there sooner or later, I thought I'd include him for that reason otherwise it'd look unfair on Hagler.