Boxing is one of the oldest sports in the world, and it’s no surprise that there are many great boxers out there. So who has the better boxing record? Leon Edwards, of course! He holds a record of 36 wins (with one loss) and 0 losses, whereas Usman Muhammad Ali has a record of 38 wins (with three losses) and 1 loss.
Leon Edwards
Leon Edwards is a former super-middleweight and middleweight boxer with an excellent professional boxing record of 37 wins, 3 losses, and 2 draws. Usman Muhammad Ali is also a professional boxer with an excellent professional boxing record of 38 wins, 1 loss, and 1 draw. However, a few key factors may give Leon Edwards the edge over Usman Muhammad Ali when it comes to their boxing records.
First and foremost, Leon Edwards has fought more competitive opponents than Usman Muhammad Ali. Out of his 37 professional victories, Leon Edwards has faced 23 ranked opponents or better in the world by BoxRec.com – this includes champions such as George Groves (who was then champion), Darren Barker (former WBA champion), David Benavidez (former IBF/WBC/WBO champion), and Andy Lee (former WBO world champion). Conversely, only 11 of Usman Muhammad Ali’s 38 professional wins have come against opponents rated as world-class fighters by BoxRec.com – this includes fighters like Tavoris Cloud (then unknown), Giovanni Lorenzo (11-0 at the time of their fight but now 36-2-1 with two no contests), Travis Fulton (now 26-4-1 with one no contest), Khalid Yafai (now 27-0 with 10 knockouts) and Carlos Takam (32-5-1 with 19 knockouts). While this difference in the quality of opposition may not seem significant at first glance
Usman Ali
Usman Ali is a pro boxer from Great Britain who has competed in the professional boxing circuit since 2009. He has amassed a record of 47 wins, 10 losses, and 2 draws, with 31 of his 47 wins coming by way of knockout. Leon Edwards is also a professional boxer from Great Britain who has competed in the professional boxing circuit since 2009. He has amassed a record of 34 wins, 6 losses, and 1 draw, with 26 of his 34 wins coming by way of knockout. It should be noted that Usman Ali holds the WBC international heavyweight title while Leon Edwards does not.
What is boxing?
Boxing is a combat sport that uses various punches, kicks, and holds to defeat an opponent in a match. The sport can be traced back to the early 1800s and has been practised worldwide for many years.
There are three major boxing organizations: the World Boxing Association (WBA), International Boxing Federation (IBF), and Transnational Boxing Federation (TBC). Each organization has its ranking system and world titles.
Leon Edwards has a record of 24-0 with 20 knockouts. Usman has a record of 37-3 with 30 knockouts. The two boxers have fought each other six times, with Leon Edwards winning all six contests by knockout. Usman’s biggest victory came in 2016 when he defeated Tony Bellew unanimously.
What is the difference between a professional boxer and an amateur boxer?
Professional boxers typically have more experience and are better equipped to deal with the physical and psychological challenges of the sport. They also tend to make significantly more money than amateur boxers. The median annual salary for professional boxers is $330,000, while the median annual salary for amateur boxers is just over $27,000.
Amateur boxing is a form of competition that allows anyone over 18 who has signed up with a governing body (such as USA Boxing) to compete. While some professional fighters began their careers as amateurs, most professional fighters started as professionals. This means they had to win multiple amateur bouts before making it as professional fighters.
While amateurs suffer from less money and fame than professionals, they often have more fun fighting because they are only sometimes guaranteed a win. This encourages them to fight harder and learn more about the sport. Amateur boxers also tend to be more dedicated to their training because they know that anything can happen in a bout, which makes for an exciting competition every time they step into the ring.
How do professional boxers make money?
Professional boxers make a great deal of money from their fights, with estimates ranging from $500,000 to over $5 million. Most fighters earn a percentage of the fight purse, with the top earners earning around 60%. To be successful as a professional boxer, it’s important to have a good boxing record.
Below is a list of the best boxers in history according to their record:
Leonard Ellerbe – 15-0 (100%)
Muhammad Ali – 38-3 (92%)
Joe Frazier – 27-3 (88%)
What are the different types of fights in boxing?
In terms of boxing records, Leon Edwards has the edge over Usman. Edwards has a record of 26 wins, and 3 losses, while Usman has a record of 30 wins and 1 loss. However, in terms of quality fights, Edwards’ resume is better than Usman’s. Out of the 26 wins that Leon Edwards has, 12 have been by knockout or TKO (a ratio of almost two knockout victories for every one loss). Meanwhile, Usman’s record includes only one win by stoppage. Most of his victories have come from a unanimous or by-majority decision (a ratio of almost two majority decisions for every loss).
Who is the best boxer in the world?
Leon Edwards vs Usman: Who Has The Better Boxing Record?
When it comes to boxing records, there is no clear-cut answer as to who the best boxer in the world is. With a combined record of 50-1, both Leon Edwards and Usman Muhammad Ali have impressive resumes. However, one fighter stands out above the rest when you look at their performances.
Leon Edwards has an unblemished record of 38-0, with all his wins coming by knockout. A technical decision or decision has always overcome him. His only loss came against Sergey Lipinets in 2016, but even this fight was controversial as officials awarded Edwards with a controversial majority decision.
Usman Muhammad Ali also boasts an excellent record of 50-1-2, but most of his victories have come via knockout or TKO. He has only been beaten once – by Joe Frazier in 1971 – and this fight was also quite close as Frazier won by a split decision.
Conclusion
In this article, we compare and contrast the boxing records of Leon Edwards and Usman Khawaja. Although both men have impressive boxing records, Usman Khawaja has a slight edge regarding overall wins. This is likely because Leon Edwards has had a more difficult time against top opponents, while Usman Khawaja has been able to beat up lower-ranked opponents. Ultimately, it comes down to stylistic matchup – if you like your fighters with a bit of grit and heart, then Leon Edwards is the man for you. If you are looking for someone who can give you an edge in negotiations or need someone reliable in a fight, choose Usman Khawaja!