Fights w/ 8 or more "titles" on the line

That is what separates ATG's from wannabe's. The guys you beat go on to become champion again, and rule divisions. Some of these fake top 10 P4P fighters are beating guys who instead go on to retirement.

Roy was never lineal at 175 lineal champs at 175 Jack Root (1903) George Gardner (1903) Bob Fitzsimmons (1903-1905) Philadelphia Jack O'Brien (1905; Never defended) O'Brien never defended the title and it became moribund. Several claimed the title, including Bob Fitzsimmons and NY "commission" champion, Bob Moha. Jack Dillon became the "man" with his wins over Hugo Kelly, Levinsky , and Moha. Jack Dillon (1914-1916) Battling Levinsky (1916-1920) Georges Carpentier (1920-1922) Battling Siki (1922-1923) Mike McTigue (1923-1925) Paul Berlenbach (1925-1926) Jack Delaney (1926-1927; Never defended) Tommy Loughran (1927; Vacated title 1929) The New York Commission named Jimmy Slattery as Champ following his victory over Lou Scozza in Feb. 1930. Maxie Rosenbloom beat Slattery and was generally recognized as champ by all but the NBA, who named George Nichols in Mar. 1932. Nichols lost to Lou Scozza, and Rosenbloom defeated Scozza in July 1932 for the undisputed title. Maxie Rosenbloom (1932-1934) Bob Olin (1934-1935) John Henry Lewis (1935-Jun 1939; Retired) Tiger Jack Fox won the NYS version, then lost to Melio Bettina. The NBA then agreed with the NYS Commission that they would recognize the winner of Bettina and Billy Conn as undisputed champion. Conn won. Billy Conn (1939; Vacated title May 1941) Gus Lesnevich (1941-1948) Freddie Mills (1948-1950) Joey Maxim (1950-1952) Archie Moore (1952-1962) Moore is stripped by various organizations and ultimately gives up the title. Harold Johnson beat Doug Jones for the unndisputed title. Harold Johnson (1962-1963) Willie Pastrano (1963-1965) Jose Torres (1965-1966) Dick Tiger (1966-1968) Bob Foster (1968; Retired September 16 1974) Claimants following Foster's retirement included John Conteh, Victor Galindez, Miguel Angel Cuello, Mate Parlov, Marvin Johnson, Mike Rossman, Matthew Saad Muhammad, Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, and Dwight Braxton, who then changed his name to Dwight Qawi (1981-1983). Michael Spinks defeated Eddie Mustafa in July 1981 for the WBA title, Braxton defeated Matthew Saad, for the WBC title in December 1981. Qawi lost a 15-round decision to Spinks in Mar. 1983 for the undisputed title Michael Spinks (1983-September 1985; Vacated title) Virgil Hill (1996 - 1997) Dariusz Michalczewski (1997-2003) Julio Cesar Gonzalez (2003-2004) Zsolt Erdei (2004-2009; Vacated title) Jean Pascal (2010-2011) Bernard Hopkins (2011-2012) Chad Dawson (2012-Present) Damn Roy beat 3 guys who went on to become Lineal champions at 175. Plus James Toney at 160 who was a former lineal champ, Hopkins won lineal championship at 160 after getting beat by Roy. Beat Tarver who went on to become Ring 175 champion.

But yea Roy did have a ton of belts

That's the way it should be. One guy at the top.

Was going to say this. Plus 10 with Lineal title, which is different from The Ring title. Roy was never lineal at 175 lineal champs at 175 Jack Root (1903) George Gardner (1903) Bob Fitzsimmons (1903-1905) Philadelphia Jack O'Brien (1905; Never defended) O'Brien never defended the title and it became moribund. Several claimed the title, including Bob Fitzsimmons and NY "commission" champion, Bob Moha. Jack Dillon became the "man" with his wins over Hugo Kelly, Levinsky , and Moha. Jack Dillon (1914-1916) Battling Levinsky (1916-1920) Georges Carpentier (1920-1922) Battling Siki (1922-1923) Mike McTigue (1923-1925) Paul Berlenbach (1925-1926) Jack Delaney (1926-1927; Never defended) Tommy Loughran (1927; Vacated title 1929) The New York Commission named Jimmy Slattery as Champ following his victory over Lou Scozza in Feb. 1930. Maxie Rosenbloom beat Slattery and was generally recognized as champ by all but the NBA, who named George Nichols in Mar. 1932. Nichols lost to Lou Scozza, and Rosenbloom defeated Scozza in July 1932 for the undisputed title. Maxie Rosenbloom (1932-1934) Bob Olin (1934-1935) John Henry Lewis (1935-Jun 1939; Retired) Tiger Jack Fox won the NYS version, then lost to Melio Bettina. The NBA then agreed with the NYS Commission that they would recognize the winner of Bettina and Billy Conn as undisputed champion. Conn won. Billy Conn (1939; Vacated title May 1941) Gus Lesnevich (1941-1948) Freddie Mills (1948-1950) Joey Maxim (1950-1952) Archie Moore (1952-1962) Moore is stripped by various organizations and ultimately gives up the title. Harold Johnson beat Doug Jones for the unndisputed title. Harold Johnson (1962-1963) Willie Pastrano (1963-1965) Jose Torres (1965-1966) Dick Tiger (1966-1968) Bob Foster (1968; Retired September 16 1974) Claimants following Foster's retirement included John Conteh, Victor Galindez, Miguel Angel Cuello, Mate Parlov, Marvin Johnson, Mike Rossman, Matthew Saad Muhammad, Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, and Dwight Braxton, who then changed his name to Dwight Qawi (1981-1983). Michael Spinks defeated Eddie Mustafa in July 1981 for the WBA title, Braxton defeated Matthew Saad, for the WBC title in December 1981. Qawi lost a 15-round decision to Spinks in Mar. 1983 for the undisputed title Michael Spinks (1983-September 1985; Vacated title) Virgil Hill (1996 - 1997) Dariusz Michalczewski (1997-2003) Julio Cesar Gonzalez (2003-2004) Zsolt Erdei (2004-2009; Vacated title) Jean Pascal (2010-2011) Bernard Hopkins (2011-2012) Chad Dawson (2012-Present)

If you think about it for a second, just think about it. One guy having 9 titles in his division and the Lineal title. You would thin right away=GOAT. Roy has to f-cking continue leaving us with terrible KO losses before he leaves the sport. Could have just ended his career in 2009 after Lacy, and that is already pushing it wayyyyy past his prime and shot as hell. But it has been the most acceptable fight to go out on after the Trinidad fight.

I see 3 titles WBC,WBA AND IBF and bunch of other comical bullsh1t Hey...... hey...... hey..... don't hate! I didn't say they had to be respected. lol I'm just wondering what other fights have taken place that had that many "titles" on the line!

Roy Jones jr vs Julio Cesar Gonzalez, Glen Kelly, Clinton Woods WBC light heavyweight title WBA Super World light heavyweight title IBF light heavyweight title International Boxing Organization light heavyweight title World Boxing Federation light heavyweight title International Boxing Association light heavyweight title National Boxing Association World light heavyweight title NBA Light Heavyweight Title Was there a WBA Regular title at this point? If so, who had it?

Same??????? Nah. The NBA LHW title is actually from the NBA. He won it by beating Michael Jordan in a 1 on 1 game. Gonzalez wanted it but did not know how to play basketball, so Roy being the nice guy he is, said "Okay, if you beat me in a fight, you get all of my titles including the NBA title".

Roy Jones jr vs Julio Cesar Gonzalez, Glen Kelly, Clinton Woods WBC light heavyweight title WBA Super World light heavyweight title IBF light heavyweight title International Boxing Organization light heavyweight title World Boxing Federation light heavyweight title International Boxing Association light heavyweight title National Boxing Association World light heavyweight title NBA Light Heavyweight Title Same???????

I see 3 titles WBC,WBA AND IBF and bunch of other comical bullsh1t They are, but one fighter had them all, so no bullsh-t. Nobody but one guy there could have called himself the champion, which it's supposed to be. There's 20 titles? Well i'm owning all of them, come get it from me=Roy Jones Jr. If only he had the WBO and NABF titles as well.

Actually it was 9 if you count the Ring Title..... Was going to say this. Plus 10 with Lineal title, which is different from The Ring title.

I see 3 titles WBC,WBA AND IBF and bunch of other comical bullsh1t

Actually it was 9 if you count the Ring Title..... Any other fights with 9 or more titles on the line?

Roy Jones jr vs Julio Cesar Gonzalez, Glen Kelly, Clinton Woods WBC light heavyweight title WBA Super World light heavyweight title IBF light heavyweight title International Boxing Organization light heavyweight title World Boxing Federation light heavyweight title International Boxing Association light heavyweight title National Boxing Association World light heavyweight title NBA Light Heavyweight Title Actually it was 9 if you count the Ring Title.....