None of those stand out so it would have to be 'other', i see a lot of people voting for Crawford but he would have to at least 2 fights for the next 9 years realistically to match 50-0, that's without any major injuries or promotional conflict and whatever plus beating current top dogs like Spence, Thurman and whoever else is relevant at 147 in the next 9 years. I rate Crawford but the odds are stacked against him big time. Ok maybe the next year or 2 he could squeeze in 3 fights but eventually the activity will slow down and that would still have to be without any blemishes.
I think it would take someone who started their career young and racked up a ton of easy wins on the rise with activity and youth on their side, even then they have to avoid defeat/ a draw and retire but that's the most likely person to do it imo. Devin Haney for example fits that bill but I don't think he's good enough to go undefeated for that long.
That Thai fighter is 48-0, but he's also pretty young and the record is most wins retiring undefeated.
Here's the thing, once you get to a good number of wins undefeated you become a draw. Once you become a draw you get matched against much better opponents and are bound to lose. That's what makes Mayweather's 50-0 insane. He was a name from the start after the Olympics, so he has about 15 easy fights to start, but then stepped in with name quality fighters the rest of his career. He alredy had 8 good names on his card by his 25th fight, most fighters don't start fighting names until their 30th fight and if they do fight them early they lose a few.
To really top Floyd, someone will have to go 51-0 having started facing elite fighters very early in their career, before their 20th fight. And they'll have to have faced 26+ champions on the way to 51-0.
Calzaghe went 46-0, but he has maybe 5 elite fighters on his resume and two of them were in their 40s when he fought them. No one mentions Calzaghe as being anywhere near Floyd in their resumes.
Out of those guys I could only see Ward and maybe Spence retiring undefeated.
I doubt there's gonna be another "elite" fighter get to 50-0 and retire undefeated. Yeah there's guys who are close to the record but can't call those guys elite until they unify or move up and win more titles. Floyd won what? 11 world titles?
Ward definitely :boxing: but I dont think Spence has the defense to create the longevity.
I heard calzaghe is coming out of retirement to face 5 pro debut opponents...my money is on him.
He should Fight George St. Pierre on his last fight. :boxing:
I voted for "Andrew" Ward, but didn't realize how old he was, plus he doesn't fight often enough. Spence has the talent but rarely fights. Not sold on TC at welter yet. Garcia makes the most sense.
The Thai fight that goes by the name of Chayaphon Moonsri is already 48-0 and a world champion.
oh **** I forgot about him. Yeah he's probably gonna get it.
gayfeather clearly lost to castillo in the 1st fight and the fight vs maidonna was a draw therefore fraud weathers record is really 47-1-1 and 1 exibihtion vs connor
If Wilder keeps fighting Bums he will surpass that record maybe 100 and 0
Lol, Wilder is negotiating with Orlando Salido now to be his opponent November 4th.
What active boxer has the best chance?
Other.
Tyson Fury.
Go ahead and try and name a fighter born from his mother that can beat a prime Tyson Fury so I can have a laugh.
Out of those guys I could only see Ward and maybe Spence retiring undefeated.
I doubt there's gonna be another "elite" fighter get to 50-0 and retire undefeated. Yeah there's guys who are close to the record but can't call those guys elite until they unify or move up and win more titles. Floyd won what? 11 world titles?