Saad v Corbett 15rds?

The 1st Sharkey fight was a draw..Choynski was then a middleweight.Mitchell was 165lbs,Kilrain was a 6 rounder.Sullivan was a washed up alcoholic who hadnt fought for nearly 5 years

 

The 1st Sharkey fight was a draw..Choynski was then a 20 years old middleweight.Mitchell was 165lbs,Kilrain was a 6 rounder.Sullivan was a washed up alcoholic who hadn't fought for nearly 5 years.
Box Rec has Corbett's record as 11-4-3. Very unimpressive imo.
Can you provide me with a link to view these 24 fights of Corbett's?
neither Box Rec of CBZ lists that many.

 

What are Corbett's, "good wins above175lbs?" A nearly 5 years retired alcoholic Sullivan which took him21 rds to accomplish who else? A 6 rounder with Kilrain? In 5 years Corbett successfully defended his title just once against 165pound Mitchell.Then he lost it to 167lbs Fitz!

 

11-4-3 Fights were not easy to make?
In a career spanning 14years Corbett had 18fights!
From1882 to 1892 = 10 years Fitzsimmons had 73!
From 1884 to1894=10years Choynski had 70 fights!
From1888 to1898 =10years Peter Maher had over 100 fights!
From1891 to 1901=10years Kid McCoy had over 90 fights!
So was it just Corbett that had this difficulty in getting fights do you think?LOL

 

No you cant list any of Corbett' s exhibition bouts as real fights try looking onCBZ!
By the way 2 of Corbetts listed fights against McCaffrey ,and Lannon may well have been exhibitions.That would bring his total down to 16 and then be 9-4-3! Wiki isnt a credible source!
And they credit Corbett with 20 fights so your statement is bull**** anyway!

James J. Corbett - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_J._Corbett

James John "Jim" Corbett (September 1, 1866 – February 18, 1933) was an American professional boxer and a World Heavyweight Champion, best known as the only man who ever defeated the great John L. Sullivan (hence the "man who beat the man" concept of the championship boxing lineage.) Despite a career spanning only 20 bouts, Corbett faced the best competition his era had to offer; squaring off with a total of 9 fighters who would later be enshrined alongside him in the International Boxing Hall of Fame.



Corbett ran out on a rematch with Jackson refusing to even consider a rematch with him anywhere but south of the Mason Dixon line,and he only entertained the possibility of such a match when Jackson was safely out of the country.
Who did Corbett beat who was over 175lbs,a washed up Sullivan and Kilrain in a 6 rounder.
Saad had 58 fights against the likes of
Qawi x2
Conteh x2
M Johnson x2
Lopez x2
Johnson
Parlov
Kates
Mwale
Muhammad
Camel
In the deepest light heavyweight era ever.

Six of Saad's losses came when he was turned 36 and he was only ko'd ,as in counted out , once in his last fight, when he was 38.
Now explain how
Fitz, a Corbett contemporary had73 fights in10 years .
McCoy ditto had over 90 in10years.
Choynski ditto had 70 in10 years.
Maher ditto, had over 100 in10 years.
Yet Corbett had 18 in14 years, and 2 of them may well have been exhibitions!
How come nobody else had trouble amassing big numbers of fights,just Corbett? Which heavyweights did Corbett beat, a washed up nearly 5 years inactive Sullivan and a 6 rounder with Kilrain! Whoope de ****ing doo!lol While you're looking for these heavyweights that Corbett never met, have a look how many men who even scaled the light heavyweight limit that he beat!

 

Which men over175lbs did he beat, apart from those two I mentioned?
That was my question and you haven't answered it.Want to try again?

 

If you think he had these extra fights the onus is on you to prove it isn't it.
Street fights are not professional bouts.Two of those counted on his resume ,against McCaffrey and Fallon were likely exhibitions. How come we have tons of fights for Corbett's contemporaries yet he a worlds champion with several books written about him does not.
Adam Pollack? If he , with all the research he does, couldn't find any more fights for Corbett ,I very much doubt anyone else will!
The link you provided credits Corbett with 20 professional fights.
Two of which, as I've said may well have been exhibitions.
Feb 16 Joe Lannon New York, NY ND 3
-Reports vary - "W 3" - "EX 3" - "L 3";

4 Dominick McCaffrey Brooklyn, NY W 4
-Reports vary - "EX 4" - "TK 4"; Technically, this was
more of an exhibition bout; Short rounds and long rests
were allowed; When McCaffrey retired in round 4, Corbett
was declared the winner


You are counting street fights and amateur fights,why I have no idea!

 

I replied who, apart from a nearly 5 years retired alcoholic Sullivan and bareknuckler Kilrain in a 6 rounder who did Corbett beat who was a heavyweight ie over 175lbs? Saad didnt beat any heavyweights that Im aware of and Corbett beat just 2. Corbett refused to fight Jackson anywhere but the South it's well documented.