Boxing Fans Debate Whether Floyd Mayweather is Greater Than Julio Cesar Chavez: Boxing News: The legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather considers himself “The Best Ever” and views his 50-0 score as the best record ever amassed in the ring. Follow Boxing News Updates with InsideSports.IN.
Even though Julio Cesar Chavez has twice as many victories, Mayweather remarked that his record still outperforms his when compared against his.
At age 45, “Money” still takes part in demonstration matches, but when asked about his resume after his professional career, Mayweather was certain of his position in history.
Whether Floyd Mayweather (50-0) is Greater Than Julio Cesar Chavez (107-6-2)- “Better Record”
Mike Tyson has reflected on the great Mexican champion’s legendary career, which included one of the best records ever.
Tyson compared JC Chavez’s excellent career to that of his American compatriot Floyd Mayweather Jr. on his podcast.
Tyson intended to make it apparent that Chavez went 90 fights without losing, despite Mayweather’s claims to the contrary given that he concluded with a record of 50 wins in 50 matches contested. Before losing on January 29, 1994, he had 89 wins and just one draw.
He suffered this loss to Frankie Randall at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Frankie Randall was a 15-1 underdog and entered the match with a 48-2-1 record. It goes without saying that it made international headlines and attracted the interest of every athlete.
Julio Cesar Chavez persisted in fighting and concluded with a 115-fight professional record of 107 victories, six defeats, and two ties.
Fans have disagreed with Mayweather’s claims of being the best-ever boxer, those with good knowledge of MMA understood to Julio Cesar is a better fighter than Mayweather as they commented, “ Julio Cesar Chavez has a better resume than Floyd.” someone also commented, “ Chavez is the best. He had a better record than Mayw.”
Boxing Fans Debate Whether Floyd Mayweather (50-0) is Greater Than Julio Cesar Chavez (107-6-2)- “Better Record”
Mike Tyson was clear in pointing out the legacy of Julio Cesar Chavez, even though Floyd Mayweather recently claimed that he retired 50-0 as the greatest boxer in history, putting himself on par with the legendary Muhammad Ali.
Though Mayweather may be at 50-0, that nowhere can come to the record set by Chavez who has had 90 victories.
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