5 times.
As a professional, Muhammad Ali officially lost his first fight by unanimous decision to Joe Frazier in 1971. His second defeat was via split decision to Ken Norton in 1973. He would defeat each of those men twice in subsequent bouts (although with notable controversy in his final bout with Norton in 1976)
In 1978, he lost by split decision in a monumental upset against Leon Spinks, but managed to avenge the loss 7 months later before retiring.
This would have left him with 3 career defeats. However, Ali chose to come out of retirement and, as barely a shell of his youth, he was soundly defeated by Larry Holmes and later by Trevor Berbick, which brought the total to 5 defeats overall.
"suge" knight was with PAC when he was shot. Suge was driving his BMW and in the passenger seat was PAC. PAC was hit four times.
no that age is not to late even though it is not common
Scott Williams, 3 times NBA Champion, a retired professional basketball player in the NBA, had 3506 rebounds in his whole career. He ended his career in 2005.
Thomas Hearns
how long have boxing been around?
Career Times was created in 1997.
no they were to expensive
Middleweight class and career in boxing, he defended his title 20 times but lost in 2005 he is considered the greatest middleweight champion of all time also best in the last 50 years
Boxing was a sport in ancient times and remained popular through the Middle Ages.
Throughout his professional career (1977-1992), McEnroe played in the French open 10 times but never actually one the title itself.
Amateur: 3; also five-two min rounds. Pro: 4; 6; 8; 10; 12 no laws against "15" round matches still. Are their 'laws' against 20 r. boxing?? If their are/ those laws are most certainly -regional- and no possible further jurisdiction. Now: are "5" r. boxing matches ever slated? The answer is yes and you WILL SEE them in records if you keep searching long enough. I have seen them many times. Are their ever two round matches slated? again, they do exist in records. Even one round slatted distances are to be found in records. "7" round matches have happened. As have "11" r. matches. Normally it is even number rounds that are used. (note: their are many, many boxing matches happening around the Globe, every month and the numbers would -probably- amaze the average joe on street).
it was famous because it was during the times of world war two, Joe Louis represented America, while Max Schmelling represented the Soviet union.