What Heavyweight boxer had more losses as an amateur than as a pro? Also what is the amateur losses and then pro losses of this fighter? Name of Fighter.
Amateur losses first.
Pro losses second.
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ReplyDeleteIngemar Johansson
ReplyDelete11 amateur loses
2 pro loses
Spring Campbell
Delmar, MD
Muhammad Ali
ReplyDelete5 losses amateur
5 losses pro
Paul Thomas
Joe Calzaghe
ReplyDeleteamateur losses to michael smyth and adrian opreda
0 pro losses
Will Webster
MAYWEATHER WAS 84-6 as a amateur and 39-0 AS A PRO.
ReplyDeleteEric Thompson
Pohanka probbaly has your sight bloked not becasue of your politics but because it's addicting and it takes up to much of the employees time. lol
ReplyDeleteIngemar Johansson
ReplyDeleteAm. 5
Pro 2
Jenn Coady
Floyd Mayweather Jr
ReplyDeleteAmateur Record: 84 Wins, 6 Losses
Pro Record: 37 Wins, 0 Losses, 24 KOs
Rocky Marciano
ReplyDeleteamateur losses- 4
pro losses - 0
Jen Kolendowicz
Rocky Marciano
ReplyDelete4 amateur losses
0 professional losses
Paul Thomas
Rocky Marciano
ReplyDelete4 amateur losses
0 professional losses
Paul Thomas
Ingemar Johansson
ReplyDelete8 losses amatuer
2 losses pro
Rick Prouse
Died jan 31 2008
Muhammad Ali had 5 losses as an amatuer and a pro thats a close one.. thoguht i had it...
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ReplyDeletedwayne pellegrin
Evander Holyfield
ReplyDelete14 Losses as amatuer
10 as pro
at first I thought Ali but that was 5 losses for each then kept counting Man I hope I'm right
ReplyDeleteLennox Lewis
ReplyDelete7 amateuer losses
2 pro losses
roy suokas
might not be a fight tomorrow night.
ReplyDeletelibrado andrade
ReplyDeleteam. 13 loss pro 2 loss
dwayne pellegrin
joe luis lost 4 as a amatuer and loss 3 as a pro.
ReplyDeleteron humphress
berlin md
mahhamad ali
ReplyDelete8
5
ferrill wilson
mahammad ali
ReplyDelete8 amature losses
5 pro losses
ferrill wilson
Rocky Marciano lost 4 amateur fights prior to becoming a Pro for good. Those loses were to:
ReplyDeleteHenry Lester (loss via DQ because of using his knee)
Coley Wallace
Bob Girard (won by decision despite the fact that Marciano fought with a broken hand)
Joe DeAngelis
After he became a full time Pro, he went on to go undefeated with a record of 49-0.
Rocky Marcino 2 amature losses and zero pro losses -- cathy jo williams
ReplyDeleteCassius Clay (before he changed his name)
ReplyDelete5 amateur losses
0 pro losses
Anthony Pasquariello is my name.
Rocky Marciano
ReplyDeleteFOUR amateur losses
ZERO pro losses
Bill Duck
Salisbury, MD
Rocky Marciano
ReplyDelete4 losses as an amateur boxer
0 losses as a professional
Lennox Lewis, lost 7 fights as a Canadian amateur before turning pro after winning gold in 88 Olympics... Lost 2 fights as a pro (and 1 draw)
ReplyDeleteRob Sykes
Why not Ingemar Johansson???
ReplyDeleteIngemar Johansson
ReplyDeleteAmateur 61-10
Pro 26-2
Evander Holyfield
Amateur 160-14
Pro 42-10- 2
The question was MORE LOSSES
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.
The question says Heavyweight, Johansson had more loses then Holyfield and but there are several that were right.
ReplyDeleteEarlsSister, What sense are you trying to make? Several boxers had more losses in their amateur career than pro career.
ReplyDelete"Holyfield has the highest number of losses in his amatuer career than he does his pro career"
That statement does not even make grammatical sense.
Yes he had 14 amateur losses compared to 10 pro losses. Lewis had 7 amateur losses and 2 pro losses. Johansson 10 and 2, respectively. All had more losses as amateurs than pros, which as I recall is what the question asked (What Heavyweight boxer had more losses as an amateur than as a pro?).
"The question was MORE LOSSES"
No. If you could read you would know that wasn't the question. The question simply asked who had more losses as an amateur than pro. There were no other terms to the question. Not who had the most losses, or any other leap of logic you are attempting to make.
If the question had read "Among heavyweight boxers who suffered more losses as amateurs than professionals, who suffered the most losses as an amateur?", then yes Holyfield could be a viable answer. However, the question did not go into specifics anywhere near that level, it simply asked which boxer(s) had more losses as an amateur, which we have shown to include multiple boxers.
If you wanna rip at people, at least be right. You only make yourself look bad.
Rob S
Gotta agree with Rob the way the questioned was asked everyone had it right.
ReplyDeletereality check- holyfield was cruiserweight, not heavyweight
ReplyDeleteHolyfield started as a crusier weight. He was a heavyweight when he fought Tyson!
ReplyDeleteI always thought Evander bulked up aweful quick and I always had suspicions of steriods.