Name All the Heavyweight Champions

You are a liar if you claim 105+

 

I did know him myself. It took a while but I remembered reading about that from boxing historics. I spent my best teen years studying heavyeight history at home, now it finally is paying off:::kidcool:

 

ironic, using wikipedia yields 111, with the exact ones wrong you said, since they aren't listed?

 

What is wikipedia yields?

Seriously, I did know them. Now make a similar game of middleweights, lt- heavyweights or whatever and you will beat me like Tyson did to Marvis Frazier.

 

Wow. Those grapes are pretty sour, huh? :crying:

 

Interesting...

Scroll down to 14th November 1992 and there is the little known "Pinkon" Thomas listed as IBO champion. This counts as a seperate entry to the more famous Pinklon Thomas who was WBC champion in 1984.

I guess a lot of you high-scoring guys gave yourselves a pass on that one.

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When you type Spinks for example, it fills both Leon's and Michael's slots. I guess when you wrote Thomas that one also was covered, I didn't even notice such

 

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I didn't realise you could just type in the last names. I scored 80 typing in shit like John L sullivan, James J Jeffries etc. No wonder I seemed to run out of time so quickly.

 

70 ... Upper 3 percentiles of all quiz takers yet the second worst of fightbeat... ::

 

so true

 

i knew savold because i remember reading that the BBBofC has him as their World Champion and a match was arranged with a comebacking louis, who knocked the shit out of him.

 

I feel like I did badly.... but 56 is brutal. ::

 

REED STILL Feels like SHIT that he DIDN'T Get @ Least 100...All this WASTED Boxing Knowledge & the one, THE ONE Time it Actually Paid Off to Have it, REED CHOKED...Missing John L. Sullivan, Floyd Patterson & Ingemar Johaanson is CRIMINAL...



REED:doh:

 

Only 1nce, but that was THE FIRST Name REED Typed...



REED::

 

Don't be too hard on yourself. After all, they all fought before 1986. And as we all know, that is the year boxing was invented.

 

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Man, did he ever!

Savold made the mistake of hooking with a hooker, and that left hook that Joe hit him with right on the button and Lee falling to the floor taking the count was a thing of beauty.

**For you historians: That bout is chronicled in "The Sweet Science" by A.J. Liebling, the greatest boxing book ever, and if you don't own a copy already, you owe it to yourself to pick one up.******

 

Doubtful. That would require Jaws knowing even a little bit about boxing before the 1980's.