Unbreakable record/s in boxing history?

foreman was gassed as **** and chuvalo had come back to earth you can see him shrugging georges shots off, and the strength was in his legs again.

as for fraizer, he wouldnt of been knocked out he probly would have been perm injured, that injury was a bad one, but getting ko'd from a bad injury? i dont think so but its not unthinkable he is only human.

 

OK then... 77 in a row from then on is still strong.

 

since the haye win imo. you can argue it from before then, but i think most casual fans would say that was when he was 'theman' in the div.

 

i would hate and love to see this one broken, but you never know.

 

is it not 144/151?

 

241 fights
(W-L-D) 229-11-1

 

emanuel augustus. the only boxer with 34 losses thats fun to watch

 

the man in the division at the time was spinks, tyson will prob be the youngest TITLE holder, THE youngest champion is floyd patterson.

 

I'm sure it was 131. This is the record I was going to pick. Some of the others - Tyson winning the Heavyweight title at 20 etc - could be beat but there's no way a world class fighter will ever score 131 ko's again.

 

Armstrong`s achievement in weight jumping was far more impressive IMO... everything considered.

 

:deal I know I like to say that nothing is genuinely impossible, but I just can't see this happening! Would be amazing if it did though.

 

I think LaMotta topped that, even though he was knocked down once or twice late in his career - but only after more than a hundred bouts without it happening, including 6 vs. Sugar Ray Robinson.

 

Not sure.

Boxrec says 131.

The Ring says its 141.

Dont know who's right.

 

RJJ for starting career 154 and win a HW title

 

ive seen many numbers for this, it depends what gets classed a fight ext.