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  • #61
    And in this thread it seems the consensus is either James Toney or Bernard Hopkins.

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    • #62
      Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post
      And in this thread it seems the consensus is either James Toney or Bernard Hopkins.
      That’s not debatable it’s either one of those two wins being his best win.

      Most say Toney because he was in his prime, but I’d say a pre-peak 1993 version of Hopkins is still better than that version of 96 version of Toney.
      BigPooper BigPooper likes this.

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      • #63
        Originally posted by IronDanHamza View Post

        That’s not debatable it’s either one of those two wins being his best win.

        Most say Toney because he was in his prime, but I’d say a pre-peak 1993 version of Hopkins is still better than that version of 96 version of Toney.
        - - Two Ton #1 p4p and 168.

        Pre peak Roy fighting a mature 28 yr old Poppy pretty much negated Poppy with one hand since early in the fight he broke his right. Moved in reverse using check hooks and walking him into jabs.

        Did such a number on Poppy that he quit his $4 mil contract with Dibella rather than fight a peak Roy now at 168.

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        • #64
          Originally posted by QueensburyRules View Post

          - - Two Ton #1 p4p and 168.

          Pre peak Roy fighting a mature 28 yr old Poppy pretty much negated Poppy with one hand since early in the fight he broke his right. Moved in reverse using check hooks and walking him into jabs.

          Did such a number on Poppy that he quit his $4 mil contract with Dibella rather than fight a peak Roy now at 168.
          this is how we know you're a moron and a liar. First off, by 2000 Roy was fighting at lightheavy and Hopkins still a middleweight yet to fight in Don Kings middleweight tournament. So where am I going with this? The fact is that DiBella was with HBO until 2000 when he left to start his promotional business. So once again you're caught either ignorant to the facts or lying. You pick.

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          • #65
            Originally posted by JAB5239 View Post

            this is how we know you're a moron and a liar. First off, by 2000 Roy was fighting at lightheavy and Hopkins still a middleweight yet to fight in Don Kings middleweight tournament. So where am I going with this? The fact is that DiBella was with HBO until 2000 when he left to start his promotional business. So once again you're caught either ignorant to the facts or lying. You pick.
            - - Irrelevant nonsense.

            U can't read a time line to understand Roy emasculated Poppy such that much later Poppy was willing to accept a 4 mil forfeiture settlement to Dibella for turning down the Roy contract.

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            • #66
              Originally posted by QueensburyRules View Post

              - - Irrelevant nonsense.

              U can't read a time line to understand Roy emasculated Poppy such that much later Poppy was willing to accept a 4 mil forfeiture settlement to Dibella for turning down the Roy contract.
              Another lie. The only settlement Hopkins had with DiBella was for libel. This has been proven more than once, yet you keep trolling nonsense.

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              • #67
                Hamzas gonna sheet his pants.

                James Toney was the best fighter that Roy ever beat................Rockin'

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                • #68
                  Originally posted by ShoulderRoll View Post

                  Maybe you have a point there.

                  Although as mentioned there are those who will say Toney killed himself making the weight.







                  An interesting choice. Care to elaborate why you chose him?
                  He did kill himself making weight. I wasn't at Galaxy during that time but I can tell you that he was riding that stair climber in his 'plasric suit with the heat on max in the gym, sweatin' ballz to make that weight.

                  James was not right for that fight.............Rockin'
                  Last edited by Rockin'; 10-01-2022, 08:38 AM.

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                  • #69
                    A big fat lazy Toney was his biggest win.

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                    • #70
                      Originally posted by Rockin' View Post

                      He did kill himself making weight. I wasn't at Galaxy during that time but I can tell you that he was riding that stair climber in his 'plasric suit with the heat on max in the gym, sweatin' ballz to make that weight.

                      James was not right for that fight.............Rockin'
                      No different than any other James Toney fight but you can keep using that excuse as to why Roy Jones totally dominated him like he’d never boxed a day in his life.

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