Which Fighters Career Would Look Dramatically Better if You Remove His Final 5 Fights?

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  1. Dubblechin

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    Probably Pernell Whitaker.

    He ends his career after the Wilfredo Rivera rematch.

    He finishes up a four-division champ and his final record would be 39-1-1 ... the only two blemishes being the first fight to Jose Luis Ramirez and the draw with Julio Cesar Chavez, two fights people thought he won.

    And he doesn't get overshadowed by Oscar, Trinidad, and those guys.

    Speaking of ... take away Trinidad's last five and he retires at 40-0, and his last fight is his steamroller middleweight title win over William Joppy.

    Although, I don't see Trinidad retiring at that moment. It would've had to have been a disaster outside the ring that ended his career at that point.
     
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