716. Ernie Schaaf record against fighters ranked in the top 10 by Ring Magazine.
Wasn't expecting Schaaf to have twice as many wins as losses. Thought it would be much spottier.
715. Dana Rosenblatt record against fighters ranked in the top 10 by Ring Magazine.
I'm wonder why I made this ahead of many other things and I think the real answer is just that it was easy.
714. Chick Suggs record against fighters ranked in the top 10 by Ring Magazine.
This has to be the most depressing collapse out of any of these I've done so far.
712. Yvon Durelle record against fighters ranked in the top 10 by Ring Magazine.
If not for his heavenly first fight with Archie Moore I wouldn't have made this.
@Tom_Gray_Boxing That's not what I meant. It wasn't at heavyweight that often but there were so many instances of the NYSAC and NBA titles being separate that aren't even acknowledged. Especially below lightweight the world titles were a complete nightmare sometimes.
@Tom_Gray_Boxing I've went through every weightclass to list undisputed champions in all of them. I'm surprised just how many instances of fractured recognition there was before the 60s most people pretend doesn't exist now.
@BoxerJoeGrim That's quite an extraordinary circumstance. With all the terrible decisions that have happened throughout the ages this is the one a commission changes?
706. Al Ettore record against fighters ranked in the top 10 by Ring Magazine.
His first fight with John Henry Lewis was overturned to a win for Lewis for some completely unknown reason. That is ignored here.