Marciano's record

[Dagomba]

I posted this same thread on NSB and I was suggested to put my question here, seems to be more appropriate.

Ok guys I'm not in any way an erudite on older history of boxing and I have a question for you guys.

So I was talking to someone about fighters who retired undefeated and Marciano of course had to be a logical topic. However he told me that Marciano had one loss and I aknowledge Marcianos amateur loss to Coley and I was told his record was fixed by Fleischer so I assumed he was talking about Nat Fleischer. Again I'm not very knowledgable on the subject so I was wondering how much of that is true.

[Wild Blue Yonda]

I posted this same thread on NSB and I was suggested to put my question here, seems to be more appropriate.

Ok guys I'm not in any way an erudite on older history of boxing and I have a question for you guys.

So I was talking to someone about fighters who retired undefeated and Marciano of course had to be a logical topic. However he told me that Marciano had one loss and I aknowledge Marcianos amateur loss to Coley and I was told his record was fixed by Fleischer so I assumed he was talking about Nat Fleischer. Again I'm not very knowledgable on the subject so I was wondering how much of that is true.

These sorts of rumours go hand-in-hand with undefeated fighters. There's never been anything conclusive I've ever seen to contradict Marciano's perfect 49-0-0.

[sleazyfellow]

These sorts of rumours go hand-in-hand with undefeated fighters. There's never been anything conclusive I've ever seen to contradict Marciano's perfect 49-0-0.

Only thing I've heard is him losing under another name, rocky mack or something like that.