...without retirements or losses.
So basically, how many fighters have gone to p4p no. 1 on merit of their own performances and wins, without the p4p no. 1 fighter having lost or retired at that point?
I can think of Mosley in 2000 (think it was) with his rise from lightweight to welter. Jones had previously been no. 1, he hadn't lost (since 1997) or retired.
Hopkins also got to no. 1 following his win over Tito but Mosley had had a poor run by then if I'm not mistaken.
Anyone else?
So basically, how many fighters have gone to p4p no. 1 on merit of their own performances and wins, without the p4p no. 1 fighter having lost or retired at that point?
I can think of Mosley in 2000 (think it was) with his rise from lightweight to welter. Jones had previously been no. 1, he hadn't lost (since 1997) or retired.
Hopkins also got to no. 1 following his win over Tito but Mosley had had a poor run by then if I'm not mistaken.
Anyone else?
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