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

[Mark TKO]

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

[holmcall]

Kirino Garcia will win on every list on this subject. Check his record out. You will be astounded!!!

[boozeboxer]

Sven Otke

[Mattyhitman]

Peter Buckley aka 'The Professor' 256-32-12 ( Although not the best record, infact the 2nd worse in British Boxing History behind Reggie Strickland. He fought plenty of top names and got robbed so many times as he was the journeyman and not the prospect.

[HattonTheHammer]

Soon as i read this thread 3 names came to mind, 1 for the wrong reason


Glen Johnson/Carlos Baldomir - both world quality fighters who have average records due to poor management early on in their careers and the fact theyve spent their entire careers at the very highest level of this sport

sven ottke - Absoloute fraud of a fighter, quite possibly the worst unbeaten record in the history of the sport. Mainly fought C/D level opponents and when he did actually get in with half decent challengers he had to rely on hometown refs, hometown judges etc etc to get some shocking decisions. Awful fighter

[Chino]

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

I wonder if Jr. will pull one just like Sr. Lots of critics would mention Sr. was no good, only faced taxi drivers, etc. But look at all he accomplished in the ring, regardless of staying a bit too long past his prime. No wonder Sr. is a Hall of Famer. Let's not forget Jr. has no amateur experience, no golden gloves, no olympic experience, nothing nada. He got his gloves laced and straight to the pros. So its pretty much an amateur with 40 fights facing the big boys. If he didn't have the Chavez last name I can imagine maybe people would see him differently.

[Kirkland Laing]

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

I wonder if Jr. will pull one just like Sr. Lots of critics would mention Sr. was no good, only faced taxi drivers, etc. But look at all he accomplished in the ring, regardless of staying a bit too long past his prime. No wonder Sr. is a Hall of Famer. Let's not forget Jr. has no amateur experience, no golden gloves, no olympic experience, nothing nada. He got his gloves laced and straight to the pros. So its pretty much an amateur with 40 fights facing the big boys. If he didn't have the Chavez last name I can imagine maybe people would see him differently.

Why has he got no amateur experience though? Is it because they knew he would have ended up with a pretty shitty amateur record and nobody would have been interested in him turning pro because of it?

[boozeboxer]

Soon as i read this thread 3 names came to mind, 1 for the wrong reason


Glen Johnson/Carlos Baldomir - both world quality fighters who have average records due to poor management early on in their careers and the fact theyve spent their entire careers at the very highest level of this sport

sven ottke - Absoloute fraud of a fighter, quite possibly the worst unbeaten record in the history of the sport. Mainly fought C/D level opponents and when he did actually get in with half decent challengers he had to rely on hometown refs, hometown judges etc etc to get some shocking decisions. Awful fighter

Carlos Baldomir has journeyman skills to go with his journeyman record.

[holmcall]

Erik Holland and David Lopez