From winning the WBO 168lb. title, this is apparently what Joe Calzaghe's resume could have looked like. Possibly in another dimension it does. You can google these names if you doubt there was talk at the time of these fights taking place. The addition of potential/possible title involvement is obviously pure fiction, although those opponents were holding titles at the time.
If Joe had retired 46-0 (32 KO) with this resume, where would he rank all-time?
- Chris Eubank, 45-2-2 (23 KO) ~ vacant WBO 168lb. title ~
- Steve Collins, 36-3 (21 KO)
- Thomas Tate, 34-5 (25 KO)
- Robin Reid, 26-1-1 (19 KO)
- Glenn Catley, 24-3 (18 KO)
- Dave Hilton, 38-1-2 (26 KO)
- Omar Sheika, 20-1 (13 KO)
- Richie Woodhall, 26-2 (16 KO)
- Mario Veit, 30-0 (18 KO)
- Mads Larsen, 37-1 (33 KO)
- Charles Brewer, 37-8 (26 KO)
- Bernard Hopkins I, 41-2-1 (30 KO) (was Lineal/Unified 160lb. champion at time)
- Eric Lucas, 36-4-3 (13 KO) ~ WBC and WBO 168lb. unification ~
- Byron Mitchell, 25-2-1 (18 KO)
- Anthony Mundine, 20-1 (15 KO) ~ WBA, WBC and WBO 168lb. unification ~
- Glen Johnson, 40-9-2 (27 KO) ~ IBF 175lb. title ~
- Zsolt Erdei, 22-0 (13 KO) ~ IBF and WBO 175lb. unificiation ~
- Clinton Woods, 39-3-1 (25 KO) (was IBF 175lb. champion at time)
- Jeff Lacy, 21-0 (17 KO) ~ Lineal/Unified 168lb. title ~
- Mikkel Kessler, 39-0 (29 KO) (was WBA Super and WBC 168lb. champion at time)
- Kelly Pavlik, 33-0 (29 KO) (was Lineal/Unified 160lb. champion at time)
- Bernard Hopkins II, 48-5-1 (32 KO) ~ Lineal 175lb. Title ~
- Chad Dawson, 26-0 (17 KO) ~ Lineal and WBC 175lb. unification ~
- Roy Jones, Jr., 52-4 (38 KO)
If Joe had retired 46-0 (32 KO) with this resume, where would he rank all-time?
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