Who was the first U.S. Heavyweight Boxing Champion to retire undefeated?

Correct answer: Rocky Marciano

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Joshua2020
Joshua2020
Rocky....the REAL one.... was fierce. He would chop down his opponents with devastating right and left hooks. Undefeated....and the greatest heavyweight of all time.
Player: Coco
Player: Coco
I wonder if Stallone used his name as the inspiration for the 1975 award-winning movie.
Jonnie#08
Jonnie#08
Back in the day they were fight 15 round fights
Player #1676135
Player #1676135
BrassBeam81667, It's like a modern-day gladiators watching people pummel each other. Only they die more slowly from head injuries later in life.
Player #9442102
Player #9442102
Diver Dan, I would not want to be a boxer but I love watching boxing. I am not sure why.
Joe
Joe
Player: Coco, coco yes he did.
RICK-N-BACHER
RICK-N-BACHER
what's up with the famous people dying in plane crashes in Iowa?
Donna
Donna
Player: Coco, Stallone also wrote the script do more than likely.
Player #18117720
Player #18117720
Jimmy Barry & Jack McAuliffe both retired undefeated before Marciano did. And several have since. The answer says he's the only one. Not true.
R+T#1/2 o+b#45/46
R+T#1/2 o+b#45/46
Player #7106191, that was the other Rocky, as in G.
DUA
DUA
I don't know much about boxing.
Osiris
Osiris
Player #25874027, it does, you just have to read the whole text.
Player #25874027
Player #25874027
I think this answer should include the records of the other three boxers named
Elsbeth Mills
Elsbeth Mills
He was on TV -The Martha Raye show playing Martha’s boyfriend