There's a chance that we can see a 150-0 fighter in the near future.

[Boxing 112]

With the trend in boxing right now I think it's very possible that we can see a boxer that can become 150-0. I think this will be good to all boxing fans since every boxer can manage their own career without fighting any threat to lose his undefeated record and boxing fans has a grerat chance to witness an incredible 150-0 record.

Pointless non serious post

[Tony Trick-Pony]

Modern fighters would need a 150-year career for that to happen.

[boogbx]

Impossible, fighters are too inactive, passive and protected these days.

[BodyBagz]

With the trend in boxing right now I think it's very possible that we can see a boxer that can become 150-0. I think this will be good to all boxing fans since every boxer can manage their own career without fighting any threat to lose his undefeated record and boxing fans has a grerat chance to witness an incredible 150-0 record.

BRUH....
50-0 is asking a lot

[hhh1200]

It will not be easy but possible. That thailander who isn't even managing his career carefully become 54-0 how much more if someone will carefully pick his opponents? With these trend right now i think someone in the near future will try it and that will be great to all boxing fans.

Even if you made it to the 50s, the 60s-100 is different animal. There is a Darnell Boone waiting for the most cherry picked resume.

[Citizen Koba]

With the trend in boxing right now I think it's very possible that we can see a boxer that can become 150-0. I think this will be good to all boxing fans since every boxer can manage their own career without fighting any threat to lose his undefeated record and boxing fans has a grerat chance to witness an incredible 150-0 record.

Not without one of these....

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What year do you think it is Rip Van Winkle? You been asleep since the 50s? No high level professional is ever gonna have a 150 - 0 record again given current trends. The only people fighting often enough are the journeymen and they're more or less paid to lose.

[Citizen Koba]

Just because here's a list of the most prolific winners in boxing history:

https://fightingadvice.com/most-winn...rs-in-history/

Only 3 of em were still fighting past 1950, SRR (1965), Archie Morre (1963) and Willie Pep (1966) and none of em debuted after 1940.

[djtmal]

Easy, be good and line up 150 tomato cans like 90% of Floyd Mayweathers opponents. Its all about the level of the opponent.

Yes first thing we agree on

[BodyBagz]

Yes first thing we agree on

Pac being one of them cans

[djtmal]

Pac being one of them cans

Floyd will go undefeated in 150 exhibitions, and say tbe, what's even more comical is you will defend him