Better Legacy: Wladimir Klitschko or Roy Jones, Jr.?

[SkillspayBills]

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We like dem hos thick. You like dem cracka ass hoes wit no booty and ****.

If it wasn't for the pic I would think you were a *****.

[SkillspayBills]

You're talking about people's perception about someone being taken seriously?

This is coming from the guy who took a picture of himself wearing a ****ing thong and proudly sports that as his avatar on a male dominated website.

Check and MATE.

[SkillspayBills]

p4p Jones knocks Floyd out in 3

Not a chance, it would go the distance, p4p they are just as fast and just as good reflexes, pbf is more technically skilled but Roy is unorthodox and great at what he does.

[beez721]

There is absolutely nothing Wlad could do in his entire career to surpass RJJ's legacy. The HW division is too big of a joke to produce any major fights that would improve his legacy...

if wlad was to unify and dominate the division for the next several years it wouldnt improve his legacy? uh,,,ok

[C.Y.]

wow the topic of this thread
im speechless

[Mike Tyson77]

Dont know. Wlad's career is not finished yet. I'll tell you in 5 years or so.

That's what I say. Wlad is my favorite current fighter, but at this point it's Roy by a mile as to who had a better career.

[Xplosivo]

[Pullcounter]

Who has the better legacy?

wlad has yet to do anything of true note.

[ElGranLuchador]

klitchsko
roid jones jr legacy turned to **** when we found out he was using steroids

[The Hammer]

Roy Jones has the better legacy, without a doubt.

Wlad is seven years younger, and his legacy looks better today than two years ago, and who knows what he'll accomplish in the next few years! Too bad he hasn't fought three times a year instead of twice in 2005, 2006, and 2007 - he could have added three more names to his resume in that time.

Wlad can add more achievements (such as unifying the titles at heavyweight) to his resume in the next few years, but he doesn't have enough time at age 32 to catch up to Jones. And of course, Roy was never stopped in his prime, and was at that time a more complete fighter than Wladimir.

That being said, many people unfairly discredit what Wlad has achieved and overemphasize his losses.