He won the World Sup. Feather title and never lost it, defended it 4 times.
Then his World title turned into (2) belts (when the WBC & WBA were formed) he went on to defend the title a total of 10 times before he lost.
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He won the World Sup. Feather title and never lost it, defended it 4 times.
Then his World title turned into (2) belts (when the WBC & WBA were formed) he went on to defend the title a total of 10 times before he lost.
Marciano
Salvador Sanchez
Khaosai Galaxy
Ricardo Lopez
Eder Joffre
Michael Carbajal
Carlos Monzon
Strangely enough it was Monzon I was stuck on.
Pretty surprised I got those. I won't lie, I used boxrec to confirm that Joffre ended his career with a title but I didn't use it to come up with the answers.
I don't even think I'm gonna try that one. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Shit I should have made it 10 names. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by OumaFan
Well done Ouma :appl:
Im going to guess Flash Elorde ??Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Carbajal?Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
haha you edited too late ;D
Come on, just think about the Sup. Feather div. and who has been the most succesful. Start thinking of names and you'll surely come across it. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by OumaFanI don't even think I'm gonna try that one. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by OumaFanCarbajal?Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Here's a hint it was for the WBC featherweight title.
I think I might know that one, Sugar Ramos?
Just quoting this because i think Mick missed this.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICBIm going to guess Flash Elorde ??Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Well done :appl:Quote:
Originally Posted by ICBIm going to guess Flash Elorde ??Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by amat
(Not that I know of, I don't think he's ever admitted it. Do you know something we don't know? :detective: )
;D
I'm discriminatory as all hell when it comes to Tony Ayala, every question about a boxer doing something against the law his name pops into my head first.
But he wasn't a featherweight. Hmm.
Well to my credit I'm 99% positive Sugar Ramos was featherweight champion when Flash Elorde was super featherweight champ/
Well I guess you can get partial credit for this one cause Tony admitted to using heroin prior to some fights. Unfortunately he never fought for a title.Quote:
Originally Posted by OumaFan
You are VERY close. ;)
Mike Ayala?
confused about how I'm very close with Tony Ayala :confused:
Wasn't Paulie Ayala was it ;D Think he fought for the featherweight belt but never striked me as the heroin type.
Bet that's it.Quote:
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Name 5 fighters who have been stripped of their title/s "unjusticely".
Name 5 fighters who after loosing their title, the org. somehow gave the title back to them.
Well done :appl:Quote:
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Mike Ayala prior to his fight with Danny Lopez.
Twenty years from now who was the only person to ever get a haircut during a fight would be pretty good.
Kind of like Six Heads Lewis leaving the ring to take a shit.
This is an old one, an easy one but I still like it.
First person ever to get a title shot in their very first pro appearance?
He fought Floyd Patterson
Pete ? something kowski
;DQuote:
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:lol: Something Kowski :lolhaha: ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by OumaFan
Ok I cheated I looked on boxrec. It is a guy named Pete who fought Floyd Patterson but his last name had no Kowski in it. I won't say, leave it up to those who don't have to look on boxrec.
Pete Rademacher is his name. Won the gold medal they fought him instead of Liston.
OK another one. Who gave Floyd Patterson his first loss?
On April 26, 1975 this Heavyweight fought 5 fighters on the same day.
The fights were labeled as exhibition fights.
This next one a toughy...
He is the only fighter to miss with a right hook go towards the ropes fly out of the ring knockhimself out with ring apron and be couted out.
What is the longest fight ever to be recorded. It was at Lighweight for the World Title.
Foreman?Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
I believe Joey Maxim i heard that was very controversial decision.Quote:
Originally Posted by amat
Gotdamz it...I hate missing Trivia :furious2::fight:......whats left,Guess I need to read it :dunce:
The 2nd one is a toughy indeed ??? Have to think on that one for days LolQuote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
3rd.......Joe Gans w.DQ 43rd Batteling Nelson ??
Yea it was Foreman theres video of it on Youtube.Quote:
Originally Posted by OumaFanForeman?Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Well done. :appl:Quote:
Originally Posted by OumaFanForeman?Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
Just thought I'd bump this one...
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You know the George Foreman Grill was almost the Hulk Hogan Grill. It was first brought up to Hogan by his agent and Hogan turned the offer to put his name on it down. When Hulk turned it down, his agent who was also Foreman's agent went to George and he jumped at it. Good for Foreman though Hogan has plenty of money it's good to see a fighter get some extra for his pockets. And by extra for his pockets I mean millions upon millions of dollars.
Brian Mitchell retired a champion too, IBF super feather. Didn't know that. Was thinking about a kind of different trivia question with him but didn't work out.
Doing a number on the grey matter here Mick,Good one bud.....Alexis Arguello ,right ?Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMickJust thought I'd bump this one...
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I think I may be over thinking the "Never lost a title match" part ....after he won the (Those) belts :kar:
It's Arguello, I remember from before