Lamar Clark 44 1958-1960 BoxRec has 43
*Billy Fox 43 1943-1947 BoxRec has 36
*Don Steele 42 1994-1997 BoxRec has 41 if you don't count the NC bout in his 3rd bout
*George Gunther 41 1899-1905 BoxRec doesn't agree
*Rodolfo Gonzalez 35 1959-1961
Wilfredo Gomez 32 1974-1981
Jimmy Adamick 32 1936-1937
*Jose Manuel Urtain 30 1968-1970
*Acelino Freitas 29 1995-2001
*Alfonso Zamora 29 1973-1977
Jesus Pimentel 28 1961-1964
Carlos Zarate 28 1974-1978
*Dr. Vitali Klitschko 27 1996-2000
Henry Armstrong 27 1937-1938
Dario Azuaga 27 1994-1997
Earnie Shavers 27 1970-1972
Miguel Julio 27 1990-1995
* Denotes from the start of career
In professional boxing, a knockout (KO) does not earn the boxer points in the traditional scoring sense used in matches that go to the judges' decision. Instead, a KO results in an immediate victory for the boxer who delivers it, ending the match. Therefore, while there are no points awarded, a KO is the most definitive way to win a bout.
The first boxer to win a championship fight with a knockout using the famous 'ud' punch technique was Muhammad Ali.
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The youngest boxer to win the WBC, WBA, and IBF titles is Gervonta Davis. He achieved this feat at the age of 23, showcasing his remarkable talent and skill in the ring. Davis is known for his knockout power and has quickly risen through the ranks in professional boxing. His accomplishments at such a young age have made him one of the standout fighters of his generation.
Alex Arthur won 29 fights (20 by knockout).
The first professional female boxer was from the United States, and her name was Cathy Davis. She is the only female boxer to ever appear on the cover of Ring Magazine.
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Henry Cooper, the British heavyweight boxer, won a total of 40 fights in his professional career. Out of these victories, 27 were by knockout. He is best known for his notable bouts against Muhammad Ali and his impressive performances in the 1960s and 70s. Cooper's career record included 27 losses and 1 draw.
Lenox Lewis is a boxer from Britain. He was the first British boxer to win the undisputed heavyweight title since an earlier boxer won the title in the year 1899.
Michael Spinks, a former professional boxer and two-time world champion, won a total of 31 fights in his career. He had an impressive record of 31 wins, with 21 of those victories coming by knockout, and he suffered only 1 loss. Spinks is best known for his victories in the light heavyweight and heavyweight divisions.
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