Unbreakable record/s in boxing history?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by SugarShane_24, Aug 1, 2012.


  1. luke

    luke Well-Known Member Full Member

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    tyson won a world title not the heavyweight championship the man in the division at the time was spinks, patterson is still the youngest imo, i doubt anyone will beat tysons record though.
     
  2. luke

    luke Well-Known Member Full Member

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    bringing the most away fans to las vagas, ricky hatton the numbers fluctuate from 20000-37000 though it was more likely 30000
     
  3. Vergilius

    Vergilius Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Most British fans maybe, but Haye wasn't all that important to the rest of us. At the very latest, he became the champion after beating Chagaev and probably before that (Ibragimov).
     
  4. luke

    luke Well-Known Member Full Member

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    most fights in one year 44-57 depending on what record by ted kid lewis

    highest gate of a fight 132000 by jcc
     
  5. tarugojones

    tarugojones Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Reggie Strickland : won 66 (14 ko ), lost 276 (25 ko)
     
  6. KOTF

    KOTF Bingooo Full Member

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    *reads my sig*
     
  7. sadlittleboy

    sadlittleboy Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Dulio Lio I think did a lot...was Panama Al Brown ever dropped? (over 160 fights!) He holds, as far as I'm aware, the the longest record with out ever being stopped.
     
  8. jonnytightlips

    jonnytightlips Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Some fella from Detroit Called Tyrone Brunson broke that record a couple of years. His promotional team deliberately put him in with bums so he could break the record.
     
  9. devon

    devon Guest

    Don't know if it's a record but Greb had 183 no decisions
     
  10. TheHitman81

    TheHitman81 Road Warrior Full Member

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    victor ortiz for quitting 3 times :yep
     
  11. Kittikasem

    Kittikasem Guest

    I agree, but this thread asked for unbreakable records, and Pacquiao's undoubtedly is, regardless of whether it's better than Armstrong's or not.

    PS: I'd say it's more impressive, but not 'far' more impressive. That's only because it's 'cool' to prefer older fighters and equally 'cool' to criticize Pacquiao. The guy beat a totally legit flyweight world champ to win a title there, the guy beat a totally legit welterweight champ to win a title there (winning a vacant title at lmw doesn't carry the same lustre as taking a title off a reigning champ for me), so a 112lbs champ winning the world ww title by beating a legit champ? That is LEGENDARY, whether you like Pacquiao or not. Future generations WILL speak of that achievement in the same breath as the achievements of Armstrong, Robinson and Duran, even though Manny did not have the ability of those guys.