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The ten most impressive serial victories in combat sports, from the 13 undefeated years of Carlos Monzon to the 89 victories in eight years of Sugar Ray Robinson, via Vasily Lomachenko who has floored four adversaries.
The ten most impressive serial victories in combat sports, from the 13 undefeated years of Carlos Monzon to the 89 victories in eight years of Sugar Ray Robinson, via Vasily Lomachenko who has floored four adversaries.
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