H&G All-Time Index v1.2.2 public fighter card
Gus Lesnevich
Gus Lesnevich ranks #412 in the H&G All-Time Index at Super Middleweight, with a 75.94 All-Time Index score and a 61-14-5 professional record. His career span on this page is 1934-1949. Gus Lesnevich was born in 1915 and died in 1964; country context is United States. The rating dataset covers 61 bouts from 1934 to 1949. The strongest positive signals are title control. Peak-form reaches 1,795 in 1939.
Rankings: H&G All-Time Index v1.2.2, computed from fights up to . Index and Peak-form Elo stay fixed to that fight-data cutoff; displayed records may include later record-only corrections.
Career highlights
Shown only where the v1.2.2 data supports the claim. Empty or unsupported fields are hidden.
H&G All-Time Index profile - v1.2.2
Gus Lesnevich at a glance
A public H&G All-Time Index v1.2.2 visual. The curve shows yearly peak-form Elo rating points, not the 0-100 ranking index.
All-time rank
#412Ranked in the H&G All-Time Index v1.2.2 public top 1000
H&G All-Time Index
75.940-100 ranking index. This is the number that orders the list.
Peak-form Elo rating
1,795Best-point rating on a separate scale, not directly comparable with the index. Posterior band ±162. 1939-05-15
Division
Super MiddleweightActive years: 1934-1949
Career record
61-14-5Published professional record summary
Data Confidence
HighDeep career evidence and a tighter peak-rating band in this release. Close ranks still need boxing judgement. Peak-form band: ±162 Elo.
Prime window
Long prime1935-1948 high-rating window
Version
v1.2.2Current H&G All-Time Index release
Why this placement
Why this placement
Gus Lesnevich ranks #412 with a 75.94 score on the 60-100 H&G All-Time Index. The data-derived proxy signature-win marker points to a win over Melio Bettina in 1947, because that defeated opponent carries a 1,837 Peak-form Elo in the same v1.2.2 export. The parsed-opponent data records one reversal pattern: he later lost to Freddie Mills after an earlier win over the same resolved opponent. Holding the score back, sustained head-to-head rating level sits below the field of ranked fighters in this release. Peak-form Elo is 1,795 (±162), separate from the 60-100 career Index.
Six-dimension breakdown
Bars show each weighted signal's relative size. Gold lifts the placement; grey holds it back.
A narrow signal for lineal, explicit undisputed or major multi-belt class control in this release data; it is not a full title history.
How much the record is helped by wins over contemporaneous title-level opponents.
Same-era separation left after the shared peak and sustained rating signal is removed.
How much major title evidence supports the rating.
How much repeat elite-year presence supports the all-time case.
Collapsed signal from peak rating, sustained rating and same-era separation.
| Rank | #412 |
|---|---|
| Rank detail | Ranked in the H&G All-Time Index v1.2.2 public top 1000 |
| H&G All-Time Index | 75.94 on the 0-100 ranking index scale |
| Peak-form Elo rating | 1,795 at 1939-05-15; separate scale; posterior band ±162 |
| Data Confidence | High: Deep career evidence and a tighter peak-rating band in this release. Close ranks still need boxing judgement. Peak-form band: ±162 Elo. |
| Division and active years | Super Middleweight, 1934-1949 |
| Career record | 61-14-5 |
| Rating evolution | 1934: 1,672; 1935: 1,716; 1936: 1,746; 1937: 1,780; 1938: 1,792; 1939: 1,795; 1940: 1,790; 1941: 1,787; 1942: 1,774; 1946: 1,736; 1947: 1,739; 1948: 1,719; 1949: 1,693 |
Rating summary - All-Time Index card - v1.2.2
Gus Lesnevich
An H&G All-Time Index v1.2.2 summary card for rank context, career context and comparison. Read close ranks with the Data Confidence label beside them.
Versioned card
H&G All-Time Index v1.2.2
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