The record made available by the boxing legends Floyd Mayweather and Joe Louis may never be beaten in the current sport format.
Departing from Grand Rapids, Michigan, he began an amazing run, creating a story next to Louis’ heavyweight.
Due to the inactivity of many best stars, 26 wins in the title of the world in a row is a nailed reference point and potentially untouchable.
One of the greatest boxers of all time, Mayweather, has one of the most amazing CVs ever developed by a professional. The progress of Mayweather from the Bronze Olympic Medal to the President to the World Champion to the largest boxing star was a view from beginning to end.
“The Best Ever” made his journey from a disappointed Olympic to a professional look like an straightforward look and it wasn’t long before he mixed him with large boys.
In 1998 there was the most effective test of his adolescent term Mayweather. He was still known as “Pretty Boy” Floyd, when in 1998 he faced Genaro Hernandez. Floyd Mayweather announced on the world stage, stopping the Mexican from the USA in eight rounds.
Louis managed the same feat in ponderous weight in 1939–1947.
Record the world title Floyd Mayweather
Super-Feather WWWEight-1998–2001
1. Genaro Hernandez-Purek of the eighth round, winning the title of WBC Super Father Wweight.
2. Angel Manfredy-Round, the first defense of his title.
3. Carlos Rios – a unanimous decision, successful second defense.
4. Justin Juuko-Dziewiąta round Ko, third defense.
5. Carlos Gerena – when Floyd Mayweather easily appeared that the breaks at the end were thrown out in seven.
6. Gregorio Vargas – Vargas passed the distance when Floyd took five defense.
7. Diego Corrales – after a miniature transition to a lightweight, Mayweather returned to defeat Corrales in ten.
8. Carlos Hernandez – a unanimous verdict of the seventh defense of the WBC belt.
9. Jesus Chavez – Mayweather defeated Chavez in the ninth, behind the eighth and final defense.
Featherlight – 2002–2003
When his super-sandy run was put to bed, Mayweather fell straight into trouble with Jose Luis Castillo. Mexican is worried about Mayweather before submitting to the lightweight title of WBC at points.
10. Jose Luis Castillo I – won the lightweight title of WBC.
11. Jose Luis Castillo II – the first defense in another unanimous win.
12. Victoriano Sosa – UD, second defense.
13. Philip Ndou – the first space for 135, but the last fight of Mayweather by weight after three green and golden defense of the belt.
Super lightweight – 2005
One -wave movement up to 140 saw Floyd Mayweather gained faded Arturo Gatti, just living at the moment. Missing only for the purposes of remuneration at the sight will always end early.
14. Arturo Gatti-retired in six, Gatti gave Mayweather his WBC Crown Super-Featherlight.
Assist seized weight – 2006
In a hot -up against Sharma Mitchell, in 2005, Mayweather challenged Uzdowo Judah in 2006 for the IBF welterweight title.
15. Zab Judah-Gogniski Duel destroyed by the fight in Ringie ended when Mayweather won the IBF belt.
16. Carlos Baldomir – the controversial Argentinean did not only offer a tough head when Floyd Mayweather won all rounds.
Super Welter Weight – 2007
A miniature trip to 150 pounds for the most vital offer of remuneration at the sight, Mayweather took the de la Hoya coat as the best PPV star.
17. Oscar de la Hoya – a changing guard of remuneration for the sight when Mayweather won the divided decision.
Highlight weight – 2007–2011
Mayweather was the most inactive during this period when he fought with his desire to continue in the ring. Twice at that time, Mayweather announced at least half-pension.
18. Ricky Hatton – Mayweather defeated the Englishman in ten before he took almost two years off. It was almost four years before his next title.
19. Victor Ortiz – Returning to the title action, Mayweather won the WBC welterweight crown in his 19th title. Ortiz was blind and stopped through TKO in four.
Great welterweight – 2012
In a fight, which almost did not happen because of a prison sentence, Mayweather finally concluded a contract for a sentence after the battle.
20. Miguel Cotto-going to “Super-Welterweight” for the second fight with 150 pounds or more, Mayweather won the next world champion title on his fifth weight.
Assist seized weight – 2013
21. Robert Guerrero-in a immense extent unilateral effort of Floyd Mayweather in a miniature movement back to 147.
Super Welter Weight – 2013
After recently, Mayweather defeated the developing generation warrior through the controversial result of the majority.
22. Saul “Canelo” Alvarez – Mayweather taught the adolescent Mexico lesson, which will serve him well in the future.
Assist sender – 2014 for retirement
Mayweather saw his career as a welterweight when he began to miss opponents.
23. Marcos Maidana and – Argentinean did enough to get a rematch, nothing more, in the fight for the title of WBA and WBC.
24. Marcos Maidana II – a convincing victory of Mayweather for the second time.
For several years, the biggest fight, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao finally agreed to fight. It was five years too behind schedule, proving that it was so.
25. Manny Pacquiao – a grim victory for Mayweather, when Pacquiao complained about the shoulder injury at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. Mayweather won his fifteenth world championship title in this process.
26. Andre Berto-in the last fight for the title of career champion Mayweather won the decision in the 26th World Championships.
The race ended when the Mayweather left, dropped the pound for pounds and won the championship before he faced Conor McGregor in 2017 for “Belt Money” at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Unfortunately for a man “Money” this little thing could never be considered the title of world champion in what was essentially an exhibition struggle.
For his efforts, the multiple magazine Ring Fighter of the Year was crowned at WBN Fighter on the occasion of the decade in 2010–2019.
26 straightforward victories Floyd Mayweather [shared with Louis] In the fighting for the championship he is a world record that is still standing today.
This is a heritage that requires beating.
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