- -Maher didn't retire after Fitz KOed for the title Corbett had forfeited.
I'll double check boxrec to make sure.
Reckon you misunderstood me. I meant I'd add Peter's retired, which I assume would be a ton, because he was at least as much champion as the WBA reg champs.
Reckon you misunderstood me. I meant I'd add Peter's retired, which I assume would be a ton, because he was at least as much champion as the WBA reg champs.
- -Dunno what that means, but the double hip replacement retired 6yrs Neilson retired Field more than Field retired him.
Neilson former IBO champ challenging Rocky's 49-0 mark that Field never came close to.
- -Dunno what that means, but the double hip replacement retired 6yrs Neilson retired Field more than Field retired him.
Neilson former IBO champ challenging Rocky's 49-0 mark that Field never came close to.
When Corbett retired he held a fight between his pupil and Peter Maher. Maher won and was awarded the championship by Corbett himself.
Later Maher would lose to Fitz, but when Corbett returned from acting he reclaimed his title voiding the Peter Maher reign as heavyweight champion. I believe, It's been a while, but I think this lineage goes to Sharkey in the famous Earp fight and eventually even falls on Sam Langford.
Anyway, my only point was I'd add Peter Maher as a heavyweight champion even though traditionally most lists skip him.
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