Gino Odjick was a good fighter, he fought a lot, but lost his fair share. Donald Brashear was pound-for-pound the best ever. He rarely ever lost a fight, and in most cases, just totally beat the crap out of his opponents.
Ed Jovanovski was quite good too, just ask Adam Deadmarsh.
Also, we mustn't forget about the late Rick Rypien. At well under 200 lbs he rarely lost a fight in his career.
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trevor linden, markus ohlund or sedin twins
I believe it was 49 the highest wins in their history
Bob Probert.
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I would have to say George Laraque.
It all matters who you like there is no really good boxer
The greatest fighters in NJD history were Scott McClean and Scott Stevens as their extrordinary fist power and craftiness helped them get this honor.
This (2011) is the first time the two teams have met in the finals. The Canucks have been to the finals twice before: in 1982 and in 1994. The Bruins have been to the finals seven times before, most recently in 1990.
it would have to be the late great heavyweight champ of the NHL John Ferguson
Sorry but, WHO IS MARKUS NASLUND!?!? Markus Naslund, a NHL hockey player who has made his mark in Vancouver Canucks history, but retired from the New York Rangers. He has moved from Vancouver to New York so has lost and has not yet made a new fan mail address.
No, the Vancouver Canucks have yet to win the coveted Stanley Cup. They have been the Cup Finals three times, in 1982 vs NY Islanders, 1994 vs NY Rangers, and 2011 vs Boston Bruins. Way back in the day in 1915, the Vancouver Millionaires won the Championship!