Hopkins, Jones & Toney: Let's Rank 'Em Again!

In light of Bernard's big win on Saturday, let's do this poll, which has already been done twice, one more time. Once again: Roy Jones - beat both Toney and Hopkins when neither was at their best, won titles at middleweight and super middleweight, dominated the light heavyweight division for years, beat Ruiz to win a heavyweight title, came back to light heavyweight and eked out a decision vs. Tarver, before being destroyed twice by Tarver and once by Johnson. Bernard Hopkins - lost to Roy when he was still a green fighter but made a good fight of it, has wins over Glen Johnson and Antonio Tarver at the age of 41(!), dominated the middleweight division for a decade, setting a record of defenses, beat Trinidad and De La Hoya and lost two close decisions to Jermain Taylor, who may be the future of the middleweight division should he win on Saturday James Toney - held titles at middleweight, super middleweight, and cruiserweight, won a heavyweight title in exact same fashion as Roy Jones only to have it stripped for steroid use, dominated Jirov to win a cruiserweight title, has beaten opposition twice as good as Jones at heavyweight, and drew with Rahman. Perhaps the poll will be done again if Taylor beats Wright and Toney manages to capture a heavyweight title. As it stands now, where do you rank them? Which one has the best resume as of right now? Who will be remembered as the greatest of the three? - June 14, 2006