A lot of "0"s have gone this year

[Glamour Puss]

Yo Jackie have you tried Jack Sparrow? I was watching that movie lastnight with my girl and you're named poped in to my head (no ****)

Captain Jack sparrow

Nah...I like more old school Jacks.

I might bring back Vicky Beckham soon though, lol..

[PittyPat]

Just adding another to the list of stoppage "0"s gone...

Andrade :shk1:

[Grapes]

gamboa's ''0'' aint going nowhere

[PittyPat]

gamboa's ''0'' aint going nowhere

I'm pretty sure it will. That guy's crazy open at times, and has been down way too many times in his short career. He hasn't looked too good in his previous 2 fights, either.

Mtagwa will give him problems.

[ADozenArrows]

Just adding another to the list of stoppage "0"s gone...

Andrade :shk1:

Guzman as a nearly lost.
Chris John as a nearly lost.

[hookoutofhell]

'0's are often overrated and every fighter who retires undefeated will always have doubts and questions over competition faced (or rather competition not faced). the fact that some fighters have now lost their '0' is just a sign that big fights are being made in boxing.

[PittyPat]

Guzman as a nearly lost.
Chris John as a nearly lost.

Forgot about those. Good call!

'0's are often overrated and every fighter who retires undefeated will always have doubts and questions over competition faced (or rather competition not faced). the fact that some fighters have now lost their '0' is just a sign that big fights are being made in boxing.

I agree. Too much stock is placed in maintaining a fighter's "0" (especially when it results in sub-par opposition), and often it's actually beneficial for them to lose it. A lot of the young guys who've lost their "0"s this year can still go onto great things. However, for some of the crappier guys it's only downhill from here.

[Pugilistic™]

I disagree about Bradley almost losing his "0".

Besides the knockdowns against Holt, Bradley controlled the fight.

[Ch@mpBox@PR]

Froch and Berto!!!!

[Kiid Dynamite]

Salita should be added to the destined list