Trivia: I never held a world title, but...

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  1. Bukkake

    Bukkake Boxing Addict Full Member

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    ...I defeated world champs from more divisions than any other non-champion. Who am I?

    - all champions must be recognized by BoxRec.
    - we're counting NWS wins as well as official wins.
    - it must be different world champs in each division - so if you beat, say, Roberto Duran, you can count him in only one division!
     
  2. hhascup

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    Del Flanagan
     
  3. OLD FOGEY

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    Del Flanagan?

    Sorry Henry, didn't see your post, but his was the name that popped into my mind immediately. I will be interested in the answer.
     
  4. Bukkake

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    Flanagan beat different world champs from 5 divisions - but that's not enough to take 1st place.
     
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    Oh, man... you are too good! I could have sworn, you wouldn't get that.

    I expected you to go with either Flanagan or Memphis Pal Moore (also 5 divisions)... but how on earth did you come up with 7-division man Abad?

    Jack Britton holds the record for most consecutive fights (342) without a single ko defeat.

    Kristian Laight holds the record for most consecutive fights (300) without a single inside-the-distance win.

    Kristian Laight holds the record for most defeats (279) during a pro career.

    Kid Azteca holds the record for most consecutive active pro years (33).

    Jimmy Wilde is the only world champ, who can claim ko wins in every round from 1 to 15.

    Archie Sexton is the only non-champion with ko wins in every round from 1 to 15.

    Oscar De La Hoya had the most fights (45) of any champion - where every opponent had a winning record.

    Manny Pacquiao is the only boxer, who has fought world title fights in 4 different decades.

    Pacquiao is the only boxer, who fought world title fights when in his teens, his 20s, his 30s and his 40s.

    Johnny Risko is the only non-HOFer, who can claim to have defeated 7 different HOFers.

    Eddie Perkins fought as a pro in more countries than any other world champion.
     
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  8. hhascup

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    I have been doing this since I was a kid. Even if I haven't heard a question, most times I can answer it because it will be something I found while answering another question.

    I had this question recently: Who defeated the most world champions, without ever becoming one himself?

    The answer was Memphis Pal Moore with 10, Lloyd Marshall came in 2nd with 9. I also checked several other boxers and found guys like Flanagan 8, Bivins 8, Lew Feldman 8, Stribling 7, Arizmendi 7 and Davey Abed 6.

    So when I saw your question, the answer had to be one of them.
     
  9. Bukkake

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    I'm actually the one with that question... and I noticed, that in answering it, you mentioned all those names - except Abad. So I thought you might have forgotten him. That's why I was so surprised, you found him that quickly!

    By the way, congrats with the induction.

    Regards,
    Bukkake/Bundana