Fedor Streaks
In the HW division, more than any other division, fights can end with one punch. So a winning streak has MUCH more meaning than in other divisions, IMO.
Looking at Fedor's record. He had a single loss (controversial doctor stoppage) to Kohsaka in his 5th fight, which he later avenged. After that he rattled off 27 straight wins. He fought the majority of the best heavy's during this time, and some other highly regarded ones, along with some cans. If you ignore the Kohsaka controversy (which should've been ruled a NC) you can make an argument for 31 straight.
I'm curious if anyone has ever really complied this information
Below are some popular HW fighter's longest winning streaks.
31 - Igor (the two biggest names during this streak are Gary Goodridge and Paul Varelans, the rest are cans)
16- T. Silvia (12 were in small orgs)
11 - Big Nog
10 - Barnett
9 - Cain
In the HW division, more than any other division, fights can end with one punch. So a winning streak has MUCH more meaning than in other divisions, IMO.
Looking at Fedor's record. He had a single loss (controversial doctor stoppage) to Kohsaka in his 5th fight, which he later avenged. After that he rattled off 27 straight wins. He fought the majority of the best heavy's during this time, and some other highly regarded ones, along with some cans. If you ignore the Kohsaka controversy (which should've been ruled a NC) you can make an argument for 31 straight.
I'm curious if anyone has ever really complied this information
Below are some popular HW fighter's longest winning streaks.
31 - Igor (the two biggest names during this streak are Gary Goodridge and Paul Varelans, the rest are cans)
16- T. Silvia (12 were in small orgs)
11 - Big Nog
10 - Barnett
9 - Cain