What are boxing's "unbreakable records"?

A bumbasher from Alabama (no, not Deontay! :twisted came pretty close back in the 90's. Don Steele made it to 41-0, 41KO's until he ran into Brian Nielsen and got KO2'd himself. It's only a matter of time before someone keeps bumbashing until 50 odd fights.

 

Nah Mike is.

Mike won the WBC title at 20 years and 4 months old.

Floyd won his first heavyweight crown at 21 years, 10 months, 3 weeks and 5 days.

 

And Mike became undisputed champ at 21y, 1m, 1d... So not much room for debate here :yep
But that Cisco Route caracter always comes up with the biggest bull, whatever suits his agenda. That's why I've had him on ignore for ages now.

 

Lol, two Olympic gold medals the same year.
He also only fought twice.

An odd record.

 

Mayweather ran like a coward, even his own Dad / trainer called him that .Plus Pac was fighting in pain, Ive had a torn rotator cuff I know how it hurts, because he was sabotaged by the NSAC & Bob Bennett. Floyd barely won that fight 115-113 at best. Plus Floyd was obviously juiced to the gills = IV gate. Fair result should be a N/C & Floyd made to account for the obvious cheating with IV's

 

Edwin Valero's 19 first round wins to start a career (or even at any stage of anyone's career) will be very hard to beat.

 

Lame excuses. Deontay Wilder

 

Sorry pal you're mistaken.

That record goes to RJJ, who has been avoiding Steve collins for the grand sum of 24 years, and it seems they are going to be fighting soon.

Ahh Roy Jones, even when he's a shot old man he's still breaking records.

 

Kristian Laight 279 losses.

 

Heaviest suit worn during a ring walk - Deontay Wilder 40lbs

 

Billy Bird holds the record for most KOs (138), not Archie Moore.

 

Where is the El?