Fighters That Beat Everyone They Fought/Avenged All Losses and Draws

[BennyST]

Duilio Loi beat everyone he fought, avenging his losses. I'm pretty sure he avenged all his draws too. If not all, very close to it.

Monzon beat everyone that he lost to, but he didn't bother with all the draws he had. Some of them, but not all.

[BennyST]

Another Aussie champ, Johnny Famechon, avenged all his losses, barring the very last one against Vincente Saldivar.

[mickey malone]

Duilio Loi beat everyone he fought, avenging his losses. I'm pretty sure he avenged all his draws too. If not all, very close to it.

Monzon beat everyone that he lost to, but he didn't bother with all the draws he had. Some of them, but not all.

Loi's a great shout, can only remember he lost and won against Ortiz, then drew, lost & won vs Eddie Perkins.. Seem to recall a lot of draws, but I'm unsure of how many were avenged.. At least, a couple I believe.. ATG underrated fighter imo.

[greeh]

I haven't, but I want to as I believe many have high opinions of them no?

I doubt that they are held in a high esteem in this section. Everyone with the exception of Ricardo Lopez isn’t well-known to the vast majority.

This is a very heavyweight centric section, and many posters haven't even realized it exist a flyweight division.

Everything else than heavyweights are non-existent in their minds and those who fight in the lighter weight classes gets neglected because of it.

At least it seems that way. Oh well...

Anyway I think highly of them myself.

Each of them was well-schooled and technically sound fighters with approaches that differ a bit, but they are also similar in certain aspects.

Have you seen any footage of them before or will it be the first time that you are looking at them?

If the latter is the case you are in for a real treat.

[Anthony342]

A little footage of Lopez. Actually, I did hear about Gushiken here before this thread too so he has been mentioned here. It's not so much that people don't like the smaller weight classes, it's that they don't get shown much in the US and aren't emphasized enough, unless there's someone there very dominant or quick, flashy, like a Lopez or Gamboa get a good amount and got a good amount of TV coverage, but there isn't much footage to base those classes on like there is of lightweight and above.

[Anthony342]

So no women boxers did this? Too bad. I know I found a few undefeated ones. I did see that Holly Holm and a couple of others came close to avenging all losses and draws though.