Most Flawless Win Ever (formula included in opening post)

[Fox McCloud]

What were Paz' #s against RJ?

45 in 6 rounds.

7.5 punches per round.

[S.G.]

What were the Pavlik - Hopkins numbers?

[Ryn0]

Diaz landed 90 punches over 12 roudns against Pacquiao it's not as good as yours but it's still impressive.

[MANGLER]

I like this thread. Didn't Sanders have **** #s in his loss to VK?

[Ryn0]

Hatton landed 6.3 punches a round against Mayweather. I still can't find out other than Hopkins - Frank that beats yours

[Guest]

Larry Holmes Tex Cobb was the most one sided heavyweight fight in history according to some.

I was rooting for Cobb


1982-11-26 : Larry Holmes beat Randall Cobb by UD in round 15 of 15
Location: Astrodome, Houston, Texas, USA
Referee: Steve Crosson
Judge: Chuck Hassett 149-136
Judge: Chuck Minker 150-135
Judge: Arlen Bynum 150-135
World Boxing Council Heavyweight Title (Holmes defending)
Weights: Holmes 217.5 lbs, Cobb 234.25 lbs
Comment(s):

Because Cobb took such a beating in this fight, Howard Cosell quit covering boxing. "The Cobb fight did it for me," Cosell said. "I don't want to be a party to the sleaziness." In response, Cobb said, "If I eliminate heart disease, if I walk on water, if I come up with a cure for crippled kids, I can't imagine a greater gift to mankind."

[Fox McCloud]

I like this thread. Didn't Sanders have **** #s in his loss to VK?

51 punches landed in 8 rounds. 51/8 = 6.325 punches per round.

What were the Pavlik - Hopkins numbers?

108 in 12. 108/12 = 9 punches per round.

Larry Holmes Tex Cobb was the most one sided heavyweight fight in history according to some.

I was rooting for Cobb


1982-11-26 : Larry Holmes beat Randall Cobb by UD in round 15 of 15
Location: Astrodome, Houston, Texas, USA
Referee: Steve Crosson
Judge: Chuck Hassett 149-136
Judge: Chuck Minker 150-135
Judge: Arlen Bynum 150-135
World Boxing Council Heavyweight Title (Holmes defending)
Weights: Holmes 217.5 lbs, Cobb 234.25 lbs
Comment(s):

Because Cobb took such a beating in this fight, Howard Cosell quit covering boxing. "The Cobb fight did it for me," Cosell said. "I don't want to be a party to the sleaziness." In response, Cobb said, "If I eliminate heart disease, if I walk on water, if I come up with a cure for crippled kids, I can't imagine a greater gift to mankind."

No punchstats for that fight. A judge gave Cobb one round, so I guess he did at least okay in one round? I don't know, it might be the record holder. If anyone has punch stats, I'd be interested to know.

[Steak]

Im pretty positive Ive seen a few fights where the opponent landed 0 punches on the other guy.

does that mean they won by default, or does the fight have to go a certain amount of time?

[Fox McCloud]

Im pretty positive Ive seen a few fights where the opponent landed 0 punches on the other guy.

does that mean they won by default, or does the fight have to go a certain amount of time?

The only ones I can think of off the top of my head are Hopkins vs. Frank and Pavlik vs. Hernandez (I think, some awful Puerto Rican who won less than 10% of his fights). I mean, those are the winners, but ones that go rounds are the more interesting ones to look at. I didn't realize how much more dominant Martinez-Bunema was until this thread had hashed out a few other examples, and it beat all of them.

If anyone can beat Martinez-Bunema with a fight that actually went a few rounds, I'd be really interested to hear it.

[number6]

I would be interested to know what the figures were for Lewis v Tua