2nd best resume ever!!! WOW!!! Win lose or draw!!!

[oc9979]

I think it's sad when you have to add guys like that in order to show some one has a good resume.

Like it or not
David Reid has a Gold Medal from the Olympics, He Also became a World champ by his 10th professional fight.

William Joppy, Bernard Hopkins couldn't stop him.

[FRANKGWJ]

**** De La Hoya, He did fight a lot of good fighters but he fought a lot of Arum hand picked fighters who were past their prime or were a lot smaller than Oscar!!! Thats why a lot of Mexicans do not like him!!

That's not Oscar fault.

[THe TRiNiTY]

Oscar has a great resume. So does Trinidad and Vargas for that matter. Mosley come sout looking the weakest out of the four that mattered at that time.

However, Sugar Ray Leonard also had a great resume. Probably better than all four of these aforementioned fighters. Juan Manuel Marquez is also compiling a quality resume. Pacquiao as well.

Going back further, Langford, Robinson, Armstrong, the list goes on. Hard to say second best all time. But for his time, it's one of the better resumes you will run into.

[Thread Stealer]

Ezzard Charles: 24 fights against 9 Hall of Famers for a record of 18-6 with 2 KOs.

• 1-0 (0) against Teddy Yarosz
• 2-0 (0) against Charley Burley
• 5-0 (0) against Joey Maxim
• 1-0 (0) against Joe Louis
• 0-1 (0) against Harold Johnson
• 2-2 (0) against Jersey Joe Walcott
• 4-1 (1) against Jimmy Bivins
• 0-2 (0) against Rocky Marciano
• 3-0 (1) against Archie Moore

1941:

• 1-0 against Teddy Yarosz

1942:

• 2-0 against Charley Burley
• 2-0 against Joey Maxim

1943:

• 0-1 against Jimmy Bivins

1946:

• 1-0 against Jimmy Bivins
• 1-0 against Archie Moore

1947:

• 1-0 (1) against Jimmy Bivins
• 1-0 against Archie Moore

1948:

• 1-0 (1) against Archie Moore
• 1-0 against Jimmy Bivins

1949:

• 1-0 against Joey Maxim
• 1-0 against Jersey Joe Walcott

1950:

• 1-0 against Joe Louis

1951:

• 2-0 against Joey Maxim
• 1-1 against Jersey Joe Walcott

1952:

• 0-1 against Jersey Joe Walcott
• 1-0 against Jimmy Bivins

1953:

• 0-1 against Harold Johnson

1954:

• 0-2 against Rocky Marciano

Sam Langford: On cyberboxing zone, they list some of his fights with Jeannette as no decisions, but they're listed as draws in boxrec.

57 fights against 12 Hall of Famers for a record of 22-19, with 13 draws and 3 No-Decisions.

1-0 against Joe Gans
0-0-1 against Barbados Joe Walcott
0-1 against Jack Johnson
1-0 against Tiger Flowers
2-0 against Dixie Kid
1-0-1 against George Godfrey
1-0 against Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
1-0 against Kid Norfolk
1-0 against Stanley Ketchel
7-3-4 against Joe Jeannette
5-2-5 (2 ND) against Sam McVea
2-13-2 (1 ND) against Harry Wills




1903:

W PTS 15 Joe Gans

1904:

D PTS 15 Barbados Joe Walcott

1905:

L TKO 8 Joe Jeannette

1906:

W PTS 15 Joe Jeannette
L PTS 15 Jack Johnson

1907:

D PTS 12 Joe Jeannette

1908:

D PTS 12 Joe Jeannette
D NWS 6 Joe Jeannette

1909:

W RTD 6 Dixie Kid

1910:

W KO 3 Dixie Kid
W NWS 6 Stanley Ketchel
W PTS 15 Joe Jeannette

1911:

W PTS 12 Joe Jeannette
D PTS 20 Sam McVea
W TKO 5 Philadelphia Jack O'Brien
W NWS 10 Joe Jeannette
L PTS 20 Sam McVea

1912:

W PTS 20 Sam McVea
W PTS 20 Sam McVea
W TKO 11 Sam McVea
W TKO 13 Sam McVea

1913:

D PTS 20 Sam McVea
D NWS 10 Joe Jeannette
W PTS 20 Joe Jeannette

1914:

L PTS 10 Harry Wills
L NWS 10 Joe Jeannette
W KO 14 Harry Wills

1915:

L PTS 12 Joe Jeannette
L PTS 12 Sam McVea
D PTS 20 Sam McVea
ND 10 Sam McVea
L NWS 10 Harry Wills

1916:

L PTS 20 Harry Wills
W KO 19 Harry Wills
D NWS 10 Sam McVea
L NWS 10 Harry Wills
W NWS 10 Sam McVea
L NWS 8 Harry Wills
ND 12 Sam McVea
W KO 7 Joe Jeannette
D PTS 20 Sam McVea

1917:

D NWS 6 Harry Wills
W NWS 12 Joe Jeannette
L NWS 10 Harry Wills
L NWS 12 Harry Wills
W KO 2 Kid Norfolk

1918:

L KO 6 Harry Wills
L TKO 7 Harry Wills

1919:

L NWS 8 Harry Wills
ND 10 Harry Wills
L PTS 15 Harry Wills

1920:

L PTS 15 Harry Wills
D PTS 10 George Godfrey
W NWS 10 Sam McVea
W KO 2 George Godfrey

1922:

L PTS 10 Harry Wills
W KO 2 Tiger Flowers


I left out Jack Blackburn as he is the HOF, but more because of his training of Louis. He is in there as a "Non-Participant".

[2120]

**** De La Hoya, He did fight a lot of good fighters but he fought a lot of Arum hand picked fighters who were past their prime or were a lot smaller than Oscar!!! Thats why a lot of Mexicans do not like him!!

Cant argue with that

[DARKSEID]

I don't think you should include uncompetitive losses.. what does that prove?

If i went pro tomorrow and fought Pacquiao, Martinez, Mayweather throughout the year, and I lost to all of them, does that make me an ATG because I fought the best?

[cleaner147]

ped user we got you

[BrotherDudeJack]

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. clearly has the best resume in the history of the sport. 41 have tried and 41 have failed.

[BennyST]

I think it's sad when you have to add guys like that in order to show some one has a good resume.

Joppy, Carr and Reid were at the time very good fighters. They were easily as good or better than a Margarito, Clottey or Hatton. It's just that those type of guys are quickly forgotten after their time has been.

[Las Vegas,]

Huge names on his resume. Same with Tito.

Man I miss those days, where these guys always fought the best.