What has been the best father/son combo in boxing history?

Thats the first that came to mind! Undefeated takes a bit of topping imo.

 

Actually I was thinking in terms of cricket.

 

Oh, you are a wag!

 

yep they did do well

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You didnt know Wilfredo was a mean bowler and that Gregario was a great batsman, they played regualary on that famed Puerto Rican cricket team.

i mean that Gregario was a total dick to his son

 

Julios jr brother is omar and NO he is awful, i have seen most of his fights...

 

oh.. thats me wrong just heard that. i havent seen him. I have seen Julio Jrs last 2 fights and he aint nothing to rave about

 

If you compare Omar with Julio Jr you would think Julio jr is the next SRR !!! LOL... No i mean Julio jr at least I think he got skill, the problem i see with him are pretty much 2 things: He doesnt train well thats why he gases out after 4 rounds and second I think his managers are doing a terrible work with him, i mean how can a manager having a 6"0 height with a 73" reach doesnt teach his fighter how to jab? they try to make him like his father and he just cant, with that body he cant go inside that easy and the last thing i forgot is his manager should tight his hands or something so he could keep the guard high, but at least he got some skill, pretty good combos, nice left hook etc, he doesnt look robotic, nice chin, he has been hit a lot and he keeps going which also shows nice heart, the first vanda match he didnt even remember since the 7th round, he passed out after the fight was over but he didnt quit, that show guts, but his brother is just awful, robotic, slow, i dont know his chin because there has not been a serious opponent(not even an ok fighter), bad footwork, no nice combos, the only thing is he has a monster left hook to the body, very powerful but when he throws anything he leaves totally opened to counter, he is just not good...
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Then it is clearly the Cowdrey's

 

I've got to say this. I take my hat off to any son trying to emulate his father in the ring. Unless you overachieve your father it's always gonna be a no win situation. We're talking here about lads who's father's were great fighters. They deserve a bit of respect.

 

Marcel Cerdan and Marcel Cerdan jr ran up pretty impressive rcords.

 

Billy Miske and Billy Miske Jr. wasn't bad.

 

Goto be Spinks, arent they the only linear/undisputed son and father champions

 

Bantam Eder Jofre and his father who was his trainer

 

you werent as good as your dad then