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Does anyone know what was the most undefeated record a boxer ever held?
Julio Cesar Chavez had 90 Wins before he lost to Frankie Randall back in 1994
Julio Cesar Chavez had 90 Wins before he lost to Frankie Randall back in 1994
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Jimmy Wilde was unbeaten in his first 101 bouts. -
didnt Sugar Ray Robinson have some crazy undefeated streak too?Comment
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Yeah, but I dont think it was 100 straitComment
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If it wasn't for his loss to Jake LaMotta (which he avenged later) he would have had 105 straight win streak! That's some crazy record.. Otherwise it's 38.Originally posted by Journeyman
Jimmy Wilde Only had 73 Wins unstill his first defeat. You cannot count Draws as wins!
So I guess for now Julio Cesar Chavez with his 90 Wins before his first defeat is still winningLast edited by !! Mr. Soprano; 05-04-2005, 02:12 AM.Comment
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pep was 127-1 when he met saddler the first time
first 60 odd were unbeaten pretty impressive.Comment
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Yep, I think Wilde has the record for undefeated streak. Seems like I read about it some time ago, though age may have clouded my mind.Comment
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Yet you can count them as losses? Draws are neither a win nor a loss. I still maintain Wilde was unbeaten in his first 101 fights, not that he won his first 101 fights.Originally posted by vdiaryComment
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My Bad!Originally posted by cple
He had 92 Wins before his first loss. I actually took the time out to count that one. Don't believe me, do the math yourself.
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=009023
Remember NC and D's don't counts as a win!
Well, his 92 beat JCC's 90Comment
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chavez is the one
wilde's wins were on a gimped circuit to begin with, so that right there makes them much less valuable than chavez'sComment
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