Out of Roy Jones, James Toney, Bernard Hopkins: Who beats prime Gerald Mcclellan?

Sad thing is that probably 70% of the posters think roy jones is like amir khan, hopkins is old, and toney is a fat heavy, and none of them have heard of the G-man

Roy mentioned he was KO'd before in the amateurs.....was Liles I believe. He never said who it was...

Guys, Both Liles and McClellan own victories over Jones. Neither knocked Roy out. Liles did give Roy a standing 8 count. Liles was a man when he decisioned Jones. He was also bigger than Jones too.

They all would.

I believe it was Frankie Liles that KO'd Roy in the amateurs. Yes you are right,, and i think they fought 3 times as amateurs,, roy i think won twice but recieved standing 8 counts, and G man stopped him once.... Thats why liles never got a roy fight in the pros...

I believe it was Frankie Liles that KO'd Roy in the amateurs.

Jones and McClellan beat each other in the amateurs.

Hopkins during 94-95 was a good fighter.... G-man, Toney and Jones were at their best I'd say or close to it. A fight with between Hopkins and G-Man is a fight I'd lean towards McClellan circa 94-95. Toney could probably beat G-Man and Jones would be interesting because McClellan did beat him in the amateurs.

All 3 beat McClellan.

All 3 are favourites, but McClellan is way more of a live dog against Jones than he is against the others. Hopkins and Toney just outskill him, whereas McClellan only has to catch Jones clean to win.

All 3 would beat him... All 3 would be good fights,,, but we are talking about a really good fighter, vs 3 bonafide hall of famers.. Would have liked to see all these fights....

All 3 would beat him... All 3 would be good fights,,, but we are talking about a really good fighter, vs 3 bonafide hall of famers.. Would have liked to see all these fights....

I think Toney would have been the best fight. Prime Roy was just too fast. B-Hop would have interesting at 157 years old, back in the early 90's. I could see all three beating G.

i think b-hop, toney definitely beat him.... roy??? i guess roy would...... even though he struggled against b-hop at 160..... a less polished bernard.... but roy didn't reach prominence until 175lbs... IMO.... toney and hopkins fight in the pocket, mid range.... and don't use their feet like roy.... so different fights.... woulda like to have seen roy vs. toney at 160.... I'm a Toney fan but I think he loses every time

i think b-hop, toney definitely beat him.... roy??? i guess roy would...... even though he struggled against b-hop at 160..... a less polished bernard.... but roy didn't reach prominence until 175lbs... IMO.... toney and hopkins fight in the pocket, mid range.... and don't use their feet like roy.... so different fights.... woulda like to have seen roy vs. toney at 160....

All three......

James Toney would maybe outbox him but lose a decision as he did so often. When Toney leans on the ropes outboxing his opponent, the judges only see the aggression of the other guy as could be seen in the Montell Griffin fights. As for McClellan and Roy: if I am not mistaken, McClellan did beat Roy in the amateurs. he did. i have never seen the fight, to be fair.

prime roy hardly got hit. i'm really not sure about his chin. you've got to figure he'd get hit by the G man, who had speed, variation, length, and a great jab. g man also had a chin. i have a ton of confidence in hopkins' and toney's chin, and they're two of the greatest of all time at taking away power punches, especially right hands. G man is a classic case of a fighter who accomplished less than the sum of his parts. i think all three could take him. they're great fighters, and g man was very good. g man is an odd case. he lost to lesser fighters, and never beat anybody on that tier, but he had freakish talent. speed, size and power. the guy had a HW reach...