Who won the most gladiator fights?
One such success story is that of the gladiator Flamma. Although he died at 30 years of age, Flamma had fought in the Colosseum 34 times, winning 21 of his fights, drawing nine times and was beaten just four times. Roman leaders were so impressed by his skills that he was offered his freedom not once but four times.
Spartacus Spartacus
Spartacus is arguably the most famous Roman gladiator, a tough fighter who led a massive slave rebellion. After being enslaved and put through gladiator training school, an incredibly brutal place, he and 78 others revolted against their master Batiatus using only kitchen knives.
Contests were typically single combat between two men of similar size and experience.
Spartacus
Spartacus died as he lived, a warrior until the bloody end. But his name has gone down in history as the most famous of all famous Colosseum gladiators, thousands of years later.
Tigris of Gaul was brought out of retirement by Emperor Commodus to fight the ex-general Maximus Decimus Meridius in the Colosseum in 180 AD. He was announced as "The only undefeated Gladiator" by the host of the games, Cassius.