The Ultimate Encyclopedia of BOXING by Harry Mullan claims that the Longest unbeaten streak is Hal Bagwell.105-8 (183) 1938-48, Gloucester, UK. Boxrec shows his streak at 65-0-4. Packey Mc Farland … continue
The Days of the over 100 wins boxers is no longer possible due to fighting only several times a year, unlike some over twenty times a year in the past. … continue
By Nat Thomas: There seems to be an endless debate raging on about the career and legacy of Joe Calzaghe, and a consensus is nowhere in sight. But come, let … continue
In 2014, when WBO, WBA, WBC, and IBF Super Middleweight champion Joe Calzaghe was inducted into the IBF Hall of Fame, I thought, “Hopkins and De La Hoya were inducted … continue
By Ken Hissner: Walking away from boxing when you are undefeated and the world champion is not common, but seven of them did it. Three came back only to taste … continue
By Ken Hissner: Who was the best at 168, Alvarez, Calzaghe, or Ward? Certainly, Mexico’s Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, 59-2-2 with 39 stoppages, who holds the IBF, WBA, WBC, and WBO … continue
By Ken Hissner: Not only Marciano & Mayweather Left Boxing Unbeaten, but others did for various reasons. WBO Super Middleweight champion Joe Calzaghe at 46-0, was oh so close, but … continue
By Ken Hissner: In comparing former WBO, WBC, and WBA World Super Middleweight champion Joe “Pride of Wales” Calzaghe and current WBO, WBA, WBC, and IBF World Super Middleweight champion … continue
By Ken Hissner – Former WBO World Super Middleweight champion Joe “Pride of Wales” Calzaghe ended his career at 46-0 with 32 stoppages and 21 title defenses from 1993 to … continue
By Ken Hissner: WBO Super Middleweight champion “The Pride of Wales” Joe Calzaghe, with a 46-0 and 32 stoppages along with twenty-one title defenses, heads the countries of Europe, the … continue