Usually means that in a close fight, the Champ retains his crown. No real logic to it. Max Kellerman is a strong advocate of it.
The notion has been around since I have followed boxing and that tracks to 1945.
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Re: What does the saying "you have to really beat the champ to take his title" mean?
Usually means that in a close fight, the Champ retains his crown. No real logic to it. Max Kellerman is a strong advocate of it.
The notion has been around since I have followed boxing and that tracks to 1945.
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