What does not losing mean in boxing
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Greenhornet
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it means you dodged fighting someone that could beat you
....such a garbage statement....everytime you lace them up there's a chance you may lose. You sound like somebody that's never been in a fight before. A well placed shot behind the ear or a well placed liver shot don't come with records. Anybody can catch you. So going undefeated is a feat.
It means nothing if you hand picked all your opponents. Boxing needs more tournaments like the super 6. All those guys were undefeated basically and now only one is.
If being undefeated means a lot then joe calzaghe is the GOAT light heavyweight. Lol
If being undefeated means a lot then joe calzaghe is the GOAT light heavyweight. Lol
Rocky Marciano is a sucka who dont deserve to be mentioned amongst the greats.
but Mayweather is, cause he's black
Mayweather has fought tougher fights than Marciano ever did. And Mayweather is not top 10. He a sucka too for not fighting Pacman.
Most of the fighters Marciano fought were past their primes.
Rocky Marciano is a sucka who dont deserve to be mentioned amongst the greats.
he beat joe louis' ass
Greenhornet
A God Among Kings
the internet is filled with stupid people like you :flabby:
you know who you would lose to ... take that fight anyway, why you get your feelings hurt little guy?
Greenhornet
A God Among Kings
plus you nikkas are only gonna bring up fights from 60 years ago and lightweights
theres nothing wrong with catching a professional fade ... dont run from it
theres nothing wrong with catching a professional fade ... dont run from it
In a lot of cases, heck most cases, this is true.
It's a feat, but it's not a surefire stat that means you're a great or even good fighter. Nowadays managers are bringing along fighters extra slow. Sure, cats like Broner and Floyd are obviously great fighters with undefeated records. But look at someone like Deontay Wilder, who has 26 wins (and 26 knockouts) and no losses. On the surface that sounds impressive, but check his resume and you're be hard-pressed to recognize a single guy he's beaten. Watch him fight and you won't see much more than a guy with imposing size and a truck of a right hand. You really don't know how good a fighter is until they have to face adversity, whether that's a loss or simply getting knocked down.