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doing my head in great idea how about Locc ccfor the thread

only ones I can think of is Fitzsimmons and Suliivan.Two Irishmen with lengthy careers.

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Originally Posted by Bilbo

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Well Ricardo Lopez went his entire 16 year career and never lost but seeing as he fighting guys who weighed less than the average 7 year old American female it's no great feat imo.

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Plus he went undefeated which defeats the purpose of the question in saying hes lost once. :)

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Yes I know I just wanted to dig at him hoping you or El Game would take the bait and tell me how he beat more Ring top 10 ranked fighters than anybody else.

Although as a strawweight you only need to turn pro to make the Ring's top 5 as there are only 6 men pathetically feeble enough to make that weight and still be capable of standing unaided.

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There are over 200 pro minimum weight guys currently, however female Heavyweights, officially there are 10.
(That was pointless and off topic, carry on)

i think its john l sullivan ????????

give us a clue :D

damn! only other fighter I can think of is tony ayala junior 1980-2002 only one loss.

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Originally Posted by P.G.H Angel Eyes

damn! only other fighter I can think of is tony ayala junior 1980-2002 only one loss.

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heh heh good call. Only one loss in 22 years. Actually undefeated in 20 years. Only problem was, he was never a champ. :coolclick:

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Originally Posted by zzz

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Originally Posted by P.G.H Angel Eyes

damn! only other fighter I can think of is tony ayala junior 1980-2002 only one loss.

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heh heh good call. Only one loss in 22 years. Actually undefeated in 20 years. Only problem was, he was never a champ. :coolclick:

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Right.
I think Majestys question was former Champ.

I can't think of anyone with that long of a streak. ???

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Originally Posted by zzz

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Originally Posted by P.G.H Angel Eyes

damn! only other fighter I can think of is tony ayala junior 1980-2002 only one loss.

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heh heh good call. Only one loss in 22 years. Actually undefeated in 20 years. Only problem was, he was never a champ. :coolclick:

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damnit!

I hope Sullivan is right or maybe Fitzsimmons.

This one's been killing me. I've thought of loads of guys, including Carlos Monzon and Michael Spinks as well as some real golden oldies, but none quite fits the bill.

I have come up with one answer, which is strictly incorrect, but I'm wondering whether the question itself is actually incorrect (apologies if not!).

Eder Jofre's career lasted from 1957 to 1976 in which he became bantamweight champion. However, he suffered two defeats in his career, in 1965 and 1966, but to the same fighter, Fighting Harada. If this isn't the answer you were after, can you put me out of my misery?!!

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Originally Posted by KingAL

This one's been killing me. I've thought of loads of guys, including Carlos Monzon and Michael Spinks as well as some real golden oldies, but none quite fits the bill.

I have come up with one answer, which is strictly incorrect, but I'm wondering whether the question itself is actually incorrect (apologies if not!).

Eder Jofre's career lasted from 1957 to 1976 in which he became bantamweight champion. However, he suffered two defeats in his career, in 1965 and 1966, but to the same fighter, Fighting Harada. If this isn't the answer you were after, can you put me out of my misery?!!

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no, sorry

Initially I thought Foreman since he did have an extended retirement but it wasn't him. Then I thought possibly Nicolinno Locche because he was served soft in Argentina for the most part, but it wasn't him.

I'm stumped.

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Eder Joffre came to mind but got beat twice by the same fighter