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You can pretty much say that RJJ is retired, but, he's still fighting selling concussions and B-Hop is waiting for his rematch w/ Bad Chad.
But, lets just say they both hung up their boxing gloves for good. Who would you rate higher in the ATG rankings ? Please discuss and vote on the poll.
Me personally, I would rank B-Hop higher, unlike other fans who rank RJJr simply basing it on his dominance during the 90's simply doesn't seem right. Everyone has to look at a fighter's entire body of work, not just when they wer up.
I'm more of a RJJr fan by the way, actually, I'm not into B-Hop at all, never was, however, I can't help but admire what he has done this late in his career. It's simply amazing.
RJJr if I recall correctly went on a 50+ win streak before being handed his first professional loss(via DQ). However, after his first KO loss, he never regained his old form, nowhere near it, he was a completely different fighter.
B-Hop on the other hand, wasn't that far off from RJJr stellar career during the 90's and simply got better as he aged. So, overall, I think B-Hop remained consistently good all throughout, he definitely dealt with adversities in the ring much better than RJJr.
But, lets just say they both hung up their boxing gloves for good. Who would you rate higher in the ATG rankings ? Please discuss and vote on the poll.
Me personally, I would rank B-Hop higher, unlike other fans who rank RJJr simply basing it on his dominance during the 90's simply doesn't seem right. Everyone has to look at a fighter's entire body of work, not just when they wer up.
I'm more of a RJJr fan by the way, actually, I'm not into B-Hop at all, never was, however, I can't help but admire what he has done this late in his career. It's simply amazing.
RJJr if I recall correctly went on a 50+ win streak before being handed his first professional loss(via DQ). However, after his first KO loss, he never regained his old form, nowhere near it, he was a completely different fighter.
B-Hop on the other hand, wasn't that far off from RJJr stellar career during the 90's and simply got better as he aged. So, overall, I think B-Hop remained consistently good all throughout, he definitely dealt with adversities in the ring much better than RJJr.
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