Via Ken Hissner: Followed by a couple approaching Floyd “Money” Mayweather, Jr.’s 50-0 record. and 15 with the best current record.
Former WBC World Heavyweight Champion Deontay “The Bronze Bomber” Wilder, 42-2-1 with 41 kills from Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
He’s lost his last two fights to current champion Tyson “The Gypsy King” Fury, his last fight in October 2021. Currently, the former Bronze Olympian has not been promoted. schedule, but I’m sure, like most former world champions, he’ll fight before the year is out.
Speaking of Fury, he’s 32-0-1 with 23 kills in Morecambe, Lancashire, UK, and I understand a spot in Carson, Nevada. Fury has talked about retiring, but I’m sure he’s waiting for winners Anthony “AJ” Joshua, 24-2 with 22 knockouts from the UK, and Oleksandr Usyk, 19-0 with 13 knockouts, who holds the title. holding the WBA, WBO, and IBF titles from Ukraine is scheduled to take place on August 20 in Saudi Arabia. Others mentioned as possible opponents are Joe “Juggernaut” Joyce, 14-0 with 13 knockdowns from Putney, London, UK.
Former WBO super middleweight world champion Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez, 44-0 with 30 knockouts from Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico. He is currently campaigning in light heavyweight although a match against fellow Mexican Saul “Canelo” Alvarez would be admissible.
A possible match for Callum “Mundo” Smith, 28-1 with 20 knockouts from Liverpool, UK, is the possibility who hasn’t fought since last September, and the only loss. his was before Alvarez. The matchup against WBA champion Dmitrii Bivol, 20-0 with 11 knockdowns in Indio, California, is sure to be another matchup that Ramirez wants to get his hands on. Bivol, which stopped Alvarez’s streak of 15 wins plus a draw, was a big win for him.
Speaking of Alvarez, he is leading 57-2-2 with 39 knocks down Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. He is scheduled for September 17 for his third bout against WBA and IBF world middleweight champion Gennadiy “GGG” Golovkin, 42-1-1 with 37 knockouts to KAZ and LA, California. Both Alvarez and Golovkin are on the list of 15.
Former WBO lightweight middleweight champion Jaime Munguia, 40-0 with 32 knockdowns, is from Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. He fought in June, stopping Jimmy “Kilrain” Kelly, 26-2, weighing 165 pounds. It is rumored that he will fight in 160 matches against any champion like Charlo or Andrade.
WBC World middleweight champion Jermall “Hit Man” Charlo, 32-0 with 22 knockdowns from Houston, Texas. He never mentioned fighting Golovkin until the match with Alvarez was over. He also talked about moving to 168. He hasn’t fought since June 2021, when he beat Juan Macias Montiel, 22-4-2.
WBO World middleweight champion Demetrius “Boo Boo” Andrade, 31-0 with 19 knockouts from Providence, Rhode Island. He last fought in November, stopping Jason Quigley, 19-1, with nothing scheduled. Andrade is ready to fight GGG or Charlo and even Alvarez.
WBO World Welterweight champion Terence “Bud” Crawford, 38-0 with 29 knockouts from Omaha, Nebraska, is in talks with WBC, WBA and IBF champion Errol “The Truth” Spence, 28-0 with 22 knockouts. Vergil Ortiz, Jr., 18-0 with 18 kills, and Jaron “Boots” Ennis, 29-0 with 27 kills awaiting their turn, with both Crawford and Spence talking about moving to super. heavy after their match.
WBC World Super Bantamweight Champion Rey Vargas, 35-0 with 22 knockouts from Otumba, Mexico. In his final match in November, he defeated Leonardo Baez in a non-title match, by a score of 21-4. He is expected this weekend to meet WBC World Featherweight champion Mark “Magnifico” Magsayo, 24-0 with 16 knockouts from the Philippines, in San Antonio, Texas.
WBC Asian Boxing Council Bantamweight Champion Tasana “Petch CP Freshmart” Salapat, 66-1 with 49 knockouts of Roi-Et, Thailand. He just fought a busy match with an upcoming opponent. Since April 2021 since he fought anyone with a good record in Chaiwat Buatkrathok, 33-3, stopping him for 4 innings.
WBA world super flyweight champion Roman “Chocolatito” Gonzalez, 51-3 with 41 kills over Managua, Nicaragua. In his final match in March, he defeated Julio Cesar Martinez, 18-1, for the Diamond Super Flyweight title. He lost to Juan Estrada, 42-3 with 28 knockdowns, to whom he lost his WBA title.
International WBO Flyweight Champion Donnie “Ahas” Nietes, 43-1-6 with 23 knockouts from Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines. He is scheduled on July 13 to meet WBO World Flyweight Super Champion Kazuto Ioka for his title. In December, in his final match, he drew with Norbelto Jimenez, 30-9-5. In December 2018, he drew with Ioka.
Former WBC minimum division champion Chayaphon Moonsri, 55-2 with 19 knockouts from Bangkok, Thailand. He is about to enter a no contest stay busy fighting Jinnawat Rienpit, 6-6. Before that, he lost to Panya Pradabsri with a score of 37-1. He’s scheduled for July 20 in a game against WBA Super World Mini champion Thammanoon Niyomtrong, 23-0.
Speaking of Pradabsri, 38-1 with 23 knockdowns from Bangkok, Thailand. In March, he defeated Moonsri.
