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    Default Re: Fighters who's records do not tell the full story!!

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    Dark Lord you took one of the 1st names that came to mind... Freddie.

    How about Ezzard Charles, Leo Gamez, Alberto Arizmendi, Alfredo Escalera.

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    Fritzie Zivic.

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    Julio Caesar Chavez Jr. 41-0 record is identical to Floyd Mayweather Jr. I think we can agree the fighters are not.

    Sven Ottke 34-0 Defended his title like 20 times. More than anyone in super middleweight history. Fought not even one great fighter yet was a title holder for many years. And got the close fights to sway his way. On paper he is a legend. In reality he is a B level fighter.

    Freddie Thomas 0-9-2. Okay okay, this is my homeboy and nobody probably knows him on this forum. But I had to give him a shout out. Just to say a little though. He is actually better than his record reflects. He is a light weight fighter who has never fought there as a pro and has fought as high as middleweight. He even fought another friend, Antwun Echols. Freddie has never trained more than a week for a pro fight and has taken all his fights on no more than 2 weeks notice because he needed the money. He has been called 12 times out of the blue as a late replacement and taken 11 of them. He had the chance to be Andre Ward's first fight at 160+ and that is the only fight he turned down.

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    Jose Luis Castillo (60-10-1.) To a fan 20 years from now he could be looked over as a guy who picked up a title a couple of times and ended his career with 10 losses (or more if he doesn't stay retired.) We know he was involved in one of the best action fights of the last 20 years, and that he beat Floyd Mayweather fairly clearly in their first fight!

    Frankie Randall (58-18-1) made Chavez's O go!
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    Joel Casamayor. His record stands at a fine 37-4-1. He should be 40-2. His losses to Diego Corrales, Jose Luis Castillo and Arcelino Freitas. And his ridiculous draw to Kid Diamond should all of been wins. That brings him to 41 wins and 1 loss. 40-2 with him giving the Santa Cruz win back.

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    Evander Holyfield and Roy Jones if they keep going....
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