Who Would You Rather Have As Your Mentor/Father Figure?

Hopkins. And Jones is my favorite of all time.

well since i am 37 that would be freakin gay..so i have to say "none of the above"

Hopkins. You can't teach heart, but you can learn tricks. What Roy Jones has can't be taught.

1. James Toney. 2. Shannon Briggs. 3. Adrian Broner

Only one answer: Manny Steward...

Hopkins- Grinding out a win, quick overhand right, ring generalship, Ring IQ Canelo- Defense, feints, head movement, body work, combinations, Ring IQ Oscar- Jab, punch output, movement Floyd- Defense, pot shots, rope a dope, ring generalship, Ring IQ Winky- Defense, Ring IQ Herrera- Fighting ugly, unsettling your opponent, making him work for that W. Mikey- Boxing skills to work on, Ring IQ Salido- Body work, grinding out a win, toughness Ward- Body work, clenching, disrupting your opponent, grinding out a win, RIng IQ Marquez- Counter punching, Ring IQ Chavez- body work, ring generalship. I would study these guys. The group below I would learn nothing from since they rely on pure god given talent of athleticism and power. Or fought smaller opposition. Roy Jones, GGG, Joshua, Spence, Chavez Jr, Wilder, Charlo.

Roy Jones Jr. was blessed with superhuman powers. There isn't much he could teach you. Bernard Hopkins on the other hand did everything the hard way and came from nothing. Was grit and sheer determination that got him where he went. I know that in his prime he literally lived like a monk, would be in bed by 8:30pm, up in the early hours 365 days a year. Out of the two I think Hopkins would be the best fit to mentor an average Joe.

Roy Jones Jr. all dayz all day.

Katie Taylor

Vonda Ward

This is a Floyd fan thread

None of the above. Buster Douglas. Could teach me boxing. if that didn't work out, could teach me how to eat.