Is Daniel Santos the Most Inactive fighter ever?

[Texanballer]

2007- 1 fight
2006- 1 fight
2005- 1 fight
2004- 2 fights


That is 5 fights in 4 years. thats bull**** to me, he aint DLH. Now if you look real closely, 2004 when he fought Margarito, after he got a gift decision it seemed he faded into oblivion and goes in and loses to Sergiy Dzinziruk a titlist who is unknown to many American boxing fans. It seems to be since the fight with the Tijuana Tornado, he just hasnt been the same, but its ok, it happens to all fighters.

[Shalafi]

2007- 1 fight
2006- 1 fight
2005- 1 fight
2004- 2 fights


That is 5 fights in 4 years. thats bull**** to me, he aint DLH. Now if you look real closely, 2004 when he fought Margarito, after he got a gift decision it seemed he faded into oblivion and goes in and loses to Sergiy Dzinziruk a titlist who is unknown to many American boxing fans. It seems to be since the fight with the Tijuana Tornado, he just hasnt been the same, but its ok, it happens to all fighters.

Compa, not a lot of fighters can recover well after they feel Margarito's power, and I don't blame Santos for that.

[Texanballer]

I agree, it looks like he will be fighting Joachim Alcine, we will see what he has left

[T-97]

I wouldnt call the Margarito fight a robbery. But yes, he is less active than a dying sloth.

[Khalid X]

Irene Pacheco

I remember he was constantly being threaten of being stripped of his title due to his inactivity.

since winning the belt in 01 heres his resume
99 Luis Cox Coronado (wins vacant IBF flyweight title)
99 Ferid Ben Jeddou
00 pedro pena
00 Masibulele Makepula
01 Mike Trejo
02 Alejandro Felix Montiel
03 Damaen Kelly
04 Vic Darchinyan (finally gets his ass handed to him by vic loosing his belt and finally allowing the division to prosper)

8 fights over the course of 6 years is bad especially consider he was the IBF champ and was really only defended it that much due to the constant pressure of the IBF to fight or be stripped.