Is Gerald Mcclellan the best MW of teh Roy Jones Jr Era?

[AlexKid]

You may find the following interview interesting if you've not seen it before:

http://www.fighthype.com/news/article18324.html

I think we could possibly have seen them fight in the pro's, had that tragic night with Benn not occurred. Although it would always have been difficult for Roy and his handlers to have reached a compromise with Don King.

It's unfair to say that Roy ducked him like Bowe did with Lennox.

Its perfectly fair Roy Jones Jr said himself HE WOULD NOT EVER FIGHT HIM AT PRO EVER!!!

Thats not only a duck its a very honest and obvious duck

[billeau2]

Its perfectly fair Roy Jones Jr said himself HE WOULD NOT EVER FIGHT HIM AT PRO EVER!!!

Thats not only a duck its a very honest and obvious duck

The guy gave you an intelligent response to your opinion and you dig in with what someone supposedly said?

It has been shown time and time again that amateur fights do not demonstrate the possabilities when two established fighters meet in the pros. Just ask Tyrell Biggs who had handled Tyson, as an example, but there are so many examples that it is a moot point.

Montel Griffin probably had Roy's number the best because in that first fight he frustrated Roy which is why Roy was DQ'ed. He got to Roy...the same Roy who is cold and calculating and finds a way to beat your style. Montel was a hell of a fighter, but look at how Roy handled him in the rematch.

[Combat Talk Radio]

Yes AlexKid that is profound and true, he also whipped James Toney in sparring.

RJJ has a good shot maybe even he is the favorite but he lost and then ducked like Bowe and Lewis meaning he goes down as 2nd best.

AT THE TIME?

Where's Steve Collins' name? I don't see his name mentioned despite schooling both Eubank and Benn twice each - two of the best at the time.

[AlexKid]

The guy gave you an intelligent response to your opinion and you dig in with what someone supposedly said?

It has been shown time and time again that amateur fights do not demonstrate the possabilities when two established fighters meet in the pros. Just ask Tyrell Biggs who had handled Tyson, as an example, but there are so many examples that it is a moot point.

Montel Griffin probably had Roy's number the best because in that first fight he frustrated Roy which is why Roy was DQ'ed. He got to Roy...the same Roy who is cold and calculating and finds a way to beat your style. Montel was a hell of a fighter, but look at how Roy handled him in the rematch.

There are more examples where the opposite is true.

Also Olympic style is all about speed and points and favors Roy yet he still lost. It is likely to be worse at pros hence the duck.

The guy had tons of power strong chin, long range high skill wasnt slow, was very aggressive, hes a big problem for Roy

I think Roy is more likely to win on account of his utter spectacular dominance, but I could be wrong

[billeau2]

There are more examples where the opposite is true.

Also Olympic style is all about speed and points and favors Roy yet he still lost. It is likely to be worse at pros hence the duck.

The guy had tons of power strong chin, long range high skill wasnt slow, was very aggressive, hes a big problem for Roy

I think Roy is more likely to win on account of his utter spectacular dominance, but I could be wrong

No there arent. There is at best a random correlation. Your mixing up amateur and olympic...the only fight Roy "lost" in the olympics was a robbery.

Roy beat more aggressive better fighters. Its not that Roy couldn't lose, but him having at it hammer and tongs in the amateurs, stylistic factors and the mettle of the other fighter, would not be factors in the outcome of this fight.

[AlexKid]

No there arent. There is at best a random correlation. Your mixing up amateur and olympic...the only fight Roy "lost" in the olympics was a robbery.

Roy beat more aggressive better fighters. Its not that Roy couldn't lose, but him having at it hammer and tongs in the amateurs, stylistic factors and the mettle of the other fighter, would not be factors in the outcome of this fight.

Amateur and Olympic are very very simlar, so the point still stands, loser

[billeau2]

Amateur and Olympic are very very simlar, so the point still stands, loser

Yeah and that makes them the same to you? enough said, I may be a loser but you are an idiot. Losers can win...idiots? can't take an anti idiot antidote so you might have to live with that condition and last I checked? I do manage to get laid once in a while...

[just the facts]

Gerald Mcclellan IS NOT McCullum , Mc Callum is a fighter everyone beat including James Toney and RJJ

Before posting dumb shyte about my post, read the post I was replying to. I know you're not the sharpest knife in the drawer but try to keep up.

[AlexKid]

Before posting dumb shyte about my post, read the post I was replying to. I know you're not the sharpest knife in the drawer but try to keep up.

If you think trolling/tricking someone makes you smart you are ******.

If you think not reading carefully before answering makes you ****** then you are ******.

[AlexKid]

Yeah and that makes them the same to you? enough said, I may be a loser but you are an idiot. Losers can win...idiots? can't take an anti idiot antidote so you might have to live with that condition and last I checked? I do manage to get laid once in a while...

I can get laid once in a while too, in unfavorable circumstances and metal health.

It makes them simlar, so simlar enough to make my point exactly the same, and just as valid, speed and points still matter more in the amateurs when compared to the pros. ******?

Too easy.....