Boxing Records You Admire the Most/Least

[SlimTrae]

Not a record broken as much as a milestone maybe?

Ray Robinson took 133 times before he lost his 2nd bout.
Who will do that?
No one.
129-1-2

[Spicoli]

Not a record broken as much as a milestone maybe?

Ray Robinson took 133 times before he lost his 2nd bout.
Who will do that?
No one.
129-1-2

In noooo way comparing them..but 'Buck Smith' went 130-0 between 2nd and 3rd loss . Ok half majority were working the County Fair hot dog stand the morning of the fight but just two atmospheric contrasts in talent and how glossy numbers, sometimes, can be run up.

[SlimTrae]

Not a record broken as much as a milestone maybe?

Ray Robinson took 133 times before he lost his 2nd bout.
Who will do that?
No one.
129-1-2

In noooo way comparing them..but 'Buck Smith' went 130-0 between 2nd and 3rd loss . Ok half majority were working the County Fair hot dog stand the morning of the fight but just two atmospheric contrasts in talent and how glossy numbers, sometimes, can be run up.

No since in lying; I had to look him up!! 120Kos? Not bad at all!

[Master]

Not a record broken as much as a milestone maybe?

Ray Robinson took 133 times before he lost his 2nd bout.
Who will do that?
No one.
129-1-2

In noooo way comparing them..but 'Buck Smith' went 130-0 between 2nd and 3rd loss . Ok half majority were working the County Fair hot dog stand the morning of the fight but just two atmospheric contrasts in talent and how glossy numbers, sometimes, can be run up.

No since in lying; I had to look him up!! 120Kos? Not bad at all!

He was not great as his record would suggest but he did beat our Kirkland Lang a couple of times.

[NoSavingByTheBell]

I am impressed that a slow short-armed clumsy guy started boxing at 22 years old and fought his way up to win his first title shot and defended 6 more times successfully. Then retired undefeated.