The Terrible Trio. 50-0, 46-0 & 32-0. JEALOUSY

[Willie Pep 229]

Hopkins you know why because he actually held his own vs mw version of Roy showed good defense didn't get hurt or kod and made a good account of himself

We know what Hatton looked like a floundering amateur

I agree on Hatton. But no way did Hopkins give a good account of himself.

Hopkins-Jones (I) put both those fighters on my don't bother watching list.

Hopkins took a shot for three rounds and got out boxed. Jones looked good.

Then Hopkins went into a shell and decided to just go the distance. Jones decided, "Good enough, I'll take the decision."

For the next nine rounds they posed in front of each other and stunk the place out.

It was Leonard-Duran III all over again, but not as obvious.

Hopkins quit; Jones played it safe = boring.

[MalevolentBite]

Hopkins you know why because he actually held his own vs mw version of Roy showed good defense good poise didn't get hurt or kod and made a good account of himself. He took that L from Jones and learned from his mistakes. Roy was mowing mws down but couldn't do that to Bhop

We know what Hatton looked like a floundering amateur. No ring smarts. No adjustments. Floyd was baiting him in with the same s""t all night. In that same corner where his cranium met the turnbuckle

Even Roger saw that Hatton was a bum that Floyd could get out of there

See I can tell you wasn't watching boxing back in the late 80 and 90s because you just reciting boxrec talking about Hatton was this Hatton was that maybe on paper but under the big tent when the heat was on Hatton was a media hypejob that made Floyd look great plus got paid big time

Thats not what I asked. You twisted my question. So you default on this one. We gotta do official debate rules with you lol.

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[MalevolentBite]

I agree on Hatton. But no way did Hopkins give a good account of himself.

Hopkins-Jones (I) put both those fighters on my don't bother watching list.

Hopkins took a shot for three rounds and got out boxed. Jones looked good.

Then Hopkins went into a shell and decided to just go the distance. Jones decided, "Good enough, I'll take the decision."

For the next nine rounds they posed in front of each other and stunk the place out.

It was Leonard-Duran III all over again, but not as obvious.

Hopkins quit; Jones played it safe = boring.

Well atleast I know there's still more honest people on this trend.

[djtmal]

Thats not what I asked. You twisted my question. So you default on this one.

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No I didn't you wanted the on paper boxrec ring mag answer because you wasn't probably born when Hopkins/Roy fought. Hopkins had to earn everything your boxrec source didn't cover prison boxing where Hopkins started, and your boxrec source proved to be wrong about Hatton. He was fed shopworn guy after shopworn guy and when he got to the big stage got exposed big time by a well schooled fighter. Hatton was a fraud hypejob. They did a good job overselling him.

[djtmal]

I agree on Hatton. But no way did Hopkins give a good account of himself.

Hopkins-Jones (I) put both those fighters on my don't bother watching list.

Hopkins took a shot for three rounds and got out boxed. Jones looked good.

Then Hopkins went into a shell and decided to just go the distance. Jones decided, "Good enough, I'll take the decision."

For the next nine rounds they posed in front of each other and stunk the place out.

It was Leonard-Duran III all over again, but not as obvious.

Hopkins quit; Jones played it safe = boring.

Hopkins admitted after that loss his biggest mistake was not going for broke after he was down on the cards

[MalevolentBite]

No I didn't you wanted the on paper boxrec ring mag answer because you wasn't probably born when Hopkins/Roy fought. Hopkins had to earn everything your boxrec source didn't cover prison boxing where Hopkins started, and your boxrec source proved to be wrong about Hatton. He was fed shopworn guy after shopworn guy and when he got to the big stage got exposed big time by a well schooled fighter. Hatton was a fraud hypejob. They did a good job overselling him.

Answer my question. Its a Yes or No. If you lie on this. I am done with you. Who was more accomplish in their career at the time of their fight. Hopkins in 1993 who was released from prison in 1988 when he faced Jones Jr or 07 Hatton who was the current lineal at 140lb and moved up to face Mayweather?

If you lie on this. Then I know you have no redeemable qualities. I have little respect for you since you are entertaining but if you lie on this, then you are a degenerate.

[djtmal]

Answer my question. Its a Yes or No.

I already answered your question and made it clear as day regarding Hopkins being more fundamentally sound more accomplished than Hatton you don't like my answer duck off. I don't owe you s""t

You a boxrec mofo trying to piece s""t together after the fact it's clear you wasn't there when these fights in the 80s 90s was coming down the pipe go suck on a baby bottle and get your diaper changed

Do a poll on your idiotic question and see what response you get

[djtmal]

Well atleast I know there's still more honest people on this trend.

Please man you are clearly the weirdo here.
You went from crying about Floyd getting no respect, to defending Ricky Hatton's manufactured bum resume

[QueensburyRules]

- - Originally posted by Willie Pep 229 View Post
I agree on Hatton. But no way did Hopkins give a good account of himself.

Hopkins-Jones (I) put both those fighters on my don't bother watching list.

Hopkins took a shot for three rounds and got out boxed. Jones looked good.

Then Hopkins went into a shell and decided to just go the distance. Jones decided, "Good enough, I'll take the decision."

For the next nine rounds they posed in front of each other and stunk the place out.

It was Leonard-Duran III all over again, but not as obvious.

Hopkins quit; Jones played it safe = boring.

- - First fight Roy broke his right hand early and just moved around jabbing Poppy.

2nd fight Poppy started fouling, so Roy responded, so Poppy did his patented flop on the canvas squallin' like a baby. He was still squallin' when announced that Golden Boy who took Poppy under his wing was giving the decision to Poppy. Poppy was still squallin' in his last bout with Joe Smith, but this time on the arena floor after Joe knocked him through the ropes.

[MalevolentBite]

I already answered your question and made it clear as day regarding Hopkins being more fundamentally sound more accomplished than Hatton you don't like my answer duck off. I don't owe you s""t

You a boxrec mofo trying to piece s""t together after the fact it's clear you wasn't there when these fights in the 80s 90s was coming down the pipe go suck on a baby bottle and get your diaper changed

Do a poll on your idiotic question and see what response you get

Ok. Thanks DJ for openly lying. It's real sad.