Evander Holyfield had *more losses* in his amateur career than his professional career.
Amateur record: 160-14
Professional record: 42-10-2
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Joe, Lennox Lewis is also correct (75-7 as an amateur, 41-2-1) as a pro.... you gonna dish out another set of tickets???
ReplyDeleteHey joe so was my guy Ingemar Johansson,8 losses as an amatuer 2 as a pro,
ReplyDeleteOK Joe whats the catch?
Rick P.
I know I'm missing something here. The only thing I can see is Holyfield had more losses than Lewis and Johansson. It says the heavyweight that had more losses as an amateur than a pro. Could there be more than one answer? Its driving me nuts Joe, Help a brother figure it out here.....
ReplyDeleteRick P.
There is no trick question. It says, What Heavyweight boxer had more losses as an amateur than as a pro?
ReplyDeleteHolyfield has the highest number of losses in his amatuer career than he does his pro career.
Johansson was close but Holyfield had more losses as an amateur.
I correct myself Johansson:
ReplyDeleteHe finished his career with a 26-2 record, including 17 knockouts.
Johansson went 61-10 with 31 KOs as a decorated amateur.
Reference source:
http://memorialwebsites.legacy.com/IngemarJohansson
Rick Prouse
damn i was close with andrade 13 am 2 pro been a challenging week
ReplyDeleteWhat about Rocky Marciano? He had 4 amateur losses but no pro losses. Doesn't that count?
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