Roy Jones and Tito

[Super_Lightweight]

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Tito...anyone know how much weight he has put on? Who knows...he might fit at 170 better than people think.

We'll see.

[AntonTheMeh]

There The Same Height Tito Will Be Allright If He Moves His Head.did You Come Up With The Token Of Philosophy On The Lower Part Of Your Page?

[Super_Lightweight]

There The Same Height Tito Will Be Allright If He Moves His Head.did You Come Up With The Token Of Philosophy On The Lower Part Of Your Page?

No it was not my quote but I wish it was.

Yeah Tito has decent height but I think he will be pretty easy for Roy to hit. We'll see. I don't think it will take too much for Roy to stop Tito.

[AntonTheMeh]

No it was not my quote but I wish it was.

Yeah Tito has decent height but I think he will be pretty easy for Roy to hit. We'll see. I don't think it will take too much for Roy to stop Tito.

I DON'T THINK HE'LL STOP'EM.DO YOU KNOW WHO WROTE IT ?

[-Hyperion-]

jones by KO on a bodyshot....

[Super_Lightweight]

Os Guinness observes, "It is a widely held and largely unquestioned belief in educated circles today that religion is the main cause of repression and violence in our world and an essentially divisive and explosive force in public life that we would be wise to exclude from the public square altogether." However, he contends,

"We must never lose sight of the undeniable fact … [that] more people were killed by secularist regimes in the twentieth century than in all the religious persecutions in Western history, and perhaps in all history…. Whatever our personal views of religion, this statement [that religion is to blame] is simply and factually wrong, and its lazy repetition seriously distorts public debate and endangers ********ic freedom. Its root is an unexamined Enlightenment prejudice that simultaneously reduces faith to its functions and recognizes only the worst contributions of faith, not the best—such as the rise of the universities, the development of modern science, the abolition of slavery, and the promotion of human rights."

[AntonTheMeh]

Os Guinness observes, "It is a widely held and largely unquestioned belief in educated circles today that religion is the main cause of repression and violence in our world and an essentially divisive and explosive force in public life that we would be wise to exclude from the public square altogether." However, he contends,

"We must never lose sight of the undeniable fact … [that] more people were killed by secularist regimes in the twentieth century than in all the religious persecutions in Western history, and perhaps in all history…. Whatever our personal views of religion, this statement [that religion is to blame] is simply and factually wrong, and its lazy repetition seriously distorts public debate and endangers ********ic freedom. Its root is an unexamined Enlightenment prejudice that simultaneously reduces faith to its functions and recognizes only the worst contributions of faith, not the best—such as the rise of the universities, the development of modern science, the abolition of slavery, and the promotion of human rights."

THANKS .

[sterling]

i saw jones last fight hes lookin alrite i think he wil win.

[TheGR8TESTOAT]

hahah why are they holdig up fingers? is that the amount of rounds they are implying they'll knock each other out in? ****KIN CLASSIC!

[NAPO]

hahah why are they holdig up fingers? is that the amount of rounds they are implying they'll knock each other out in? ****KIN CLASSIC!

LOL!!!!!!!!!!