True Boxing records-

Yeah i think that was my card at the time, didn't feel Oscar's work was goo enough down the straight. Might be time for me to have a watch myself after work tomorrow. Few ribs on the barby :yep

 

i remember watching it and thought it was pretty close.mayweather by 2 rounds i think i thought at the time but a great fight especially last few rounds

 

to be honest i thought Lewis won the first fight with holy easy, and lost the second, close but i think Holy won the second fight

as for Floyd he is the greatest fighter for a long time, we will all miss him when he is gone, he is just great

 

I didn't score it but I thought it was very close too whe I watched it live.

 

A very old ESB thread from back in the day here mate

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-234269.html

Allegedly some had it 6-4 in rounds to Lowry

 

Do you also count the 'amateur' fights he had after his pro debut?

Chavez infamously had that DQ loss early in his career overturned.

88-1 is mighty pretty, but not the same as 89-0...

 

I didn't miss him at all when he first retired and I have never enjoyed boxing more than I did while he was gone.

 

Well Glen Johnson's record would be changed in many ways.

 

Jack should have another loss on his record with that argentine no hoper.

 

He's such a boring boxer it's unreal.

 

Marciano had many excellent feats to his name, one of which was his record.

Excellent unbeaten fighters, have the '0' as an extra bonus.

I know injury was a lot to blame, but Joe Mesi would be an example of what you talk of, as would a Jemal Hinton. Fighters who will 'just' be remembered by the majority of fans for retiring unbeaten.