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    Default Re: # of fights in relation to greatness of a fighter

    anyone know of any fighters who had few fights but count as great?

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    Default Re: # of fights in relation to greatness of a fighter

    Quote Originally Posted by Drago View Post
    anyone know of any fighters who had few fights but count as great?
    Ones that quickly springs to mind is James J. Jeffries who only had 22 fights recorded to his record.

    Sung-Kil Moon fought 22 times (not in the hall
    Yoko Gushiken fought 24 times (not in the hall
    Jiro Watanane fought 28 times (not in the hall
    Yutaka Niida fought 28 times and he announced his retirement already
    Michael Spinks fought 32 times
    Kostya fought 33 times

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    Lightbulb Re: # of fights in relation to greatness of a fighter

    IMO if you fought 12 guys who are all ATG's and thats all you fought, and you beat them all or had a winning record, then IMO you deserve to be near the top.

    IMO competition and consistency are the two most important things to define greatness, who can fight the biggest variety and the highest caliber of opposition and still come out on TOP

    that is why IMO a guy like Leonard or Duran should be way higher than JCC in the ATG list because they fought and beat better guys even though they fought less guys, and in Duran's case he did much better later on in his career than JCC did.

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    Default Re: # of fights in relation to greatness of a fighter

    Quote Originally Posted by CutMeMick View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Drago View Post
    anyone know of any fighters who had few fights but count as great?
    Ones that quickly springs to mind is James J. Jeffries who only had 22 fights recorded to his record.

    Sung-Kil Moon fought 22 times (not in the hall
    Yoko Gushiken fought 24 times (not in the hall
    Jiro Watanane fought 28 times (not in the hall
    Yutaka Niida fought 28 times and he announced his retirement already
    Michael Spinks fought 32 times
    Kostya fought 33 times
    Is Spinks in the hall? I'm 100% Tszyu will be as soon he's eligible.

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