Floyd is the undisputed/lineal champion of both 147 and 154, i'm trying to think of who else has accomplished this... I feel I have a pretty good knowledge of boxing, my history is a little weak, anyone wanna enlighten me? I think it's pretty significant
Is Floyd This Only Boxer To Have Accomplish This...? (Serious Question)
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Maybe those two specific divisions, but certainly not the only fighter be lineal in two divisions.Comment
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no specific weightclass, but who has been 'undisputed' or 'lineal' or ring champion at two different weight classes at the same time... Cause I can't think of any else but Floyd, which he became after defeating Canelo... You can only become this if you defeated Two champions or two the top three at a weight class; Floyd defeating Miguel Cotto and Saul Alvarez made him the Ring champ at 154 now; he's already been ring champ at 147 after his Shane Mosley victory I believeComment
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Like his post said, Henry Armstrong did it in 3 divisions.no specific weightclass, but who has been 'undisputed' or 'lineal' or ring champion at two different weight classes at the same time... Cause I can't think of any else but Floyd, which he became after defeating Canelo... You can only become this if you defeated Two champions or two the top three at a weight class; Floyd defeating Miguel Cotto and Saul Alvarez made him the Ring champ at 154 now; he's already been ring champ at 147 after his Shane Mosley victory I believeComment
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I think you become lineal champion if:
1. You beat the lineal champion in that division
2. The #1 and #2 guy in the division face off and the winner obtains the lineal title
Like Adonis Stevenson is the lineal champion at 175 because he beat Chad Dawson.Comment
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This is correct, trying to figure out who else has done this...Comment
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