He won 66 fights (52 by KO/TKO), including 25 title defenses. He lost only 3 fights, and 1 no contest.
Alot
All of them except for Bruce Lee
he lost three
Yes, on June 22, 1937 he stopped James J. Braddock in the 8th round.
Joe Alexander, a former professional basketball player, did not win any major individual awards during his NBA career. However, he had a successful college career at the University of West Virginia, where he was named to the All-Big East Conference team. His accolades primarily stem from his time in college rather than his professional career.
yes
Alot
He was a black boxer after Jack Johnson to win the heavyweight title.and after Joe Louis there have been mainly black heavyweight champions.
probaly joe olly or Stacey
Joe Lois was famous as the Black Bomber, he was known to knock out and win over big fighters .
303 wins
As a pro, 50.
Alex Arthur won 29 fights (20 by knockout).
All of them except the last battle, Culloden
who many games did the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team win in 1996
LOUIS was the closest thing to the "perfect fighter" ever and on the other hand Ali was a Freak who possesed abnormal speed and grace for a heavyweight...I think Louis would win as he was solid defensivly and would destroy ali if given half the chance ...Peolple will say ali wouldn't give joe the chance to unleash his devastating attacks.I think he would as ali was un-orthodox and did give fighters like foreman frazier norton and even Henry cooper the oppurtunities to really hurt him...none of which were anywhere near the calibre of joe Louis.Louis would cut off the ring and capitalise on Ali's weakenesess' especialy defending a solid left jab {which joe had}...LOUIS WOULD WIN I think Ali is way to fast for Louis but Louis was known as bomber so I think it could be a draw
Joe Calzaghe won a total of 46 fights in his professional boxing career, remaining undefeated throughout. He held multiple world championship titles, including the WBA, WBC, IBF, and WBO super middleweight titles, as well as the WBA and The Ring magazine titles at light heavyweight. His career spanned from 1993 to 2008.