Antonio Tarver is the Greatest LHW Champ of all time

[Mike Tyson77]

Nope, thats an insult to Bob Foster, Michael Spinks, Archie Moore and Roy Jones Jr.

Before 2004, where was this guy?

Kicking ass......like what he does now.

[Mr. Ryan]

Kicking ass......like what he does now.

I like Tarver and I respect what he's done, but no way is he the greatest light-heavyweight champion. He's a guy who loses fights he's supposed to win and wins fights he's supposed to lose.

I picked him to beat Harding, Jones, Johnson and Hopkins.

And then I picked against him in the rematches, save for Hopkins whom he never fought again.

All credit has to be given to Hopkins for beating Tarver so one-sidedly, at his advanced age he gave Tarver a resounding beating. More comprehensive than even Harding was able to give him.

[Mike Tyson77]

I like Tarver and I respect what he's done, but no way is he the greatest light-heavyweight champion. He's a guy who loses fights he's supposed to win and wins fights he's supposed to lose.

I picked him to beat Harding, Jones, Johnson and Hopkins.

And then I picked against him in the rematches, save for Hopkins whom he never fought again.

All credit has to be given to Hopkins for beating Tarver so one-sidedly, at his advanced age he gave Tarver a resounding beating. More comprehensive than even Harding was able to give him.

Pookins is scared to fight Tarver again, cause he knows he will get whooped.

[Left Hook Tua]

tarver and the word greatest doesn't belong in the same paragraph together let alone the same sentence.

60-40 in his prime roy kicks his ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Mike Tyson77]

tarver and the word greatest doesn't belong in the same paragraph together let alone the same sentence.

60-40 in his prime roy kicks his ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tarver sent Roy back to the chicken farm.

[Left Hook Tua]

Tarver sent Roy back to the chicken farm.

tarvers best fight was in the rocky movie.

the guy throws a punch with his eyes closed and gets a lucky ko all of a sudden he's great?

roy jones jr.>>>glengoffe johnson>antonio tarver