Just for sheer volume, there was a British Lightweight from the 1930's by the name of Len Wickwar, whose acknowledged as having the records for both number of professional wins and number of professional fights. You guys can look it up for yourselves, but the numbers are close to 350(wins) and 450(fights) respectively.
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Originally posted by YogiJust for sheer volume, there was a British Lightweight from the 1930's by the name of Len Wickwar, whose acknowledged as having the records for both number of professional wins and number of professional fights. You guys can look it up for yourselves, but the numbers are close to 350(wins) and 450(fights) respectively.
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Have any of you heard of a guy called Felix Savon?
He's a Cuban Amatuer at heavyweight... He retired a few years ago.
I know he's not a pro, but his accomplishments in the amatuer ring are second to none!
Felix Savon,
Heavyweight …
Olympic Gold 1992, 1996 and 2000 ...
Pan Am Gold in 1987, 1991 ...
World Champion 1986, 1989, 1991 and 1993 ...
Amateur record of 358-17 ...
Defeated pros Ray Mercer, Michael Bentt, Shannon Briggs, David Tua, Kirk Johnson and Andrew Golota
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Originally posted by martinwbcHave any of you heard of a guy called Felix Savon?
He's a Cuban Amatuer at heavyweight... He retired a few years ago.
I know he's not a pro, but his accomplishments in the amatuer ring are second to none!
Felix Savon,
Heavyweight …
Olympic Gold 1992, 1996 and 2000 ...
Pan Am Gold in 1987, 1991 ...
World Champion 1986, 1989, 1991 and 1993 ...
Amateur record of 358-17 ...
Defeated pros Ray Mercer, Michael Bentt, Shannon Briggs, David Tua, Kirk Johnson and Andrew Golota
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Originally posted by martinwbcHave any of you heard of a guy called Felix Savon?
He's a Cuban Amatuer at heavyweight... He retired a few years ago.
I know he's not a pro, but his accomplishments in the amatuer ring are second to none!
Felix Savon,
Heavyweight …
Olympic Gold 1992, 1996 and 2000 ...
Pan Am Gold in 1987, 1991 ...
World Champion 1986, 1989, 1991 and 1993 ...
Amateur record of 358-17 ...
Defeated pros Ray Mercer, Michael Bentt, Shannon Briggs, David Tua, Kirk Johnson and Andrew Golota
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