What’s more impressive? 50-0 or 107-6-2 record

@WBCBoxing 89-0 there's only one Julio Caesar Chavez 👊

@WBCBoxing 50-0

@WBCBoxing It was like 89-0 for Julio, say it that way , whats more impressive 50-0 or 89-0 ?

@WBCBoxing Mil veces el Emperador... Peleaba boxeo.

@WBCBoxing 50 of his fights were random fights in mexico so floys 50-0 by miles

@WBCBoxing Case closed

@WBCBoxing Floyd the GOAT. Everybody here in serious COPE.

@WBCBoxing @FloydMayweather is the greatest prize fighter to have ever lived.

@WBCBoxing 107-6-2

@WBCBoxing Julio cesar chavez the more better of world

@WBCBoxing Chavez went through 91 matches before his first loss. INSANE.

@WBCBoxing My boy Julio all day!🇲🇽

@WBCBoxing ..... this gotta be a joke .....

@WBCBoxing 50-0

@WBCBoxing what do you choose? win 50 million and lose 0? or win 107 million and lose 6? exactly, +101 > +50

@WBCBoxing Regardless Floyd faced harder competition

@WBCBoxing Mi finito lopez 50-0

Most people who commented know nothing about boxing 50-0 is amazing but Chavez went something like 89-0 before his first loss and FYI 50-0 is not the best record for a undefeated fighter in boxing so if people base that on Mayweather being the best cause he retired 50-0 as a world champion well he's not 52-0 is the best record just saying he needs to win 3 more real boxing matches for the record

@WBCBoxing 89-0 @Jcchavez115

@WBCBoxing I admire a fighter who takes on everybody more than I admire a cherry picker. Sugar Ray Robinson retired with a record of 131-3-1-1. Then he came back a little too old and lost a lot more fights. But that was an impressive record. The original "Sugar" in the fight game. 🐐

@WBCBoxing 49******* or ya'll REALLY counting McGregor? Lmfaooooooooooooooo

@WBCBoxing Chavez won 89 before his first loss lol end of story.

@WBCBoxing It doesn’t depend upon the records it depends in the quality of the opponnents

@WBCBoxing Chavez fought any place anytime anywhere. Chavez chose legacy Floyd chose money, guaranteed Chavez fought with severe injuries most the time CHAVEZ 🇲🇽

@WBCBoxing Chávez 🇲🇽🥊 because he defeated Floyd's uncle (another "taxi driver") twice

@WBCBoxing 90-0 and record for most world championship defenses. The one and only @Jcchavez115 GOAT

@WBCBoxing Chávez holds records for the most total successful defenses of world titles (27, shared with Omar Narváez), most title fight victories and fighters beaten for the title (both at 31), and most title fights (37); he has the second most title defenses won by knockout 21

@WBCBoxing Most of the champions Floyd fought would destroy chavez

@WBCBoxing In the 6 years after his LW title win over Rosario, till his Whitaker “draw”, Chavez had 31 bouts, 16 title fights, averaged a fight every other month, fought 3 straight months in 89 & 92, with 2 fights in Oct of 89. Few would stay undefeated at that pace no matter the opponent.

@WBCBoxing I like Floyd but he was more focused on not losing a fight then winning a fight

@WBCBoxing Floy is fake🤣

@WBCBoxing 50-0

@WBCBoxing Depends on who they fought. 50-0 against 50 tomato cans is less impressive than 25-25 against 50 world class opponents.

@WBCBoxing I despised these types of sport debates, conversation starters, and/or questions. Why does one have to be more impressive than the other? Why can’t both records be equally impressive? No way to say which was more impressive since they the both fought in different eras.

@WBCBoxing Chavez when he was 40-0 was fighting guys making debut and guys with 2 or so fights. A great resume but lots of useless opponents

@WBCBoxing Chavez was 89 & 0 w/ 76 KOs. He stayed too long, as did Ali and took unnecessary losses. Floyd stopped fighting serious threats after 40 fights. His last fight was McGregor. Y’all count that but give grief to Chavez’ early career fights. FYI Chavez is 3 & 0 against Mayweathers