Bernard Hopkins vs Roy Jones, who has the best legacy?

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  • RichCCFC
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    #1

    Bernard Hopkins vs Roy Jones, who has the best legacy?

    B-hop:-

    20 Middleweight defences
    Undisputed Middleweight champion
    2 Weight Ring Magazine champion


    Roy Jones:-

    4 Weight champion (Including Heavyweight)
    WBA,WBC and IBF Light Heavyweight champion
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    Roy Jones
    79.76%
    67
    Bernard Hopkins
    20.24%
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    #2
    Roy Jones jr

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    • warp1432
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      #3
      Didn't Jones have the ring belt too?

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      • Jambo boy
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        #4
        come on, this is no contest, i'm not even gonna right the answer its so damn obvious

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        • GodOfWar
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          #5
          I'm going with Hopkins in this one because I think his resume has better opponents then Roys.

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          • ElGranLuchador
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            #6
            hopkins
            roy legacy is a shameful one due to his use of steroids

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            • -Hyperion-
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              #7
              Originally posted by warp1432
              Didn't Jones have the ring belt too?
              yep....it was a weird situation though, as he really wasnt the linear champ...

              b-hop's ring lhw title comes from the jones line, so if the thread starter is not counting jones' ring lhw title, he shouldnt count bernards.....

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              • hypeassasian
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                #8
                Originally posted by _Ricky_
                B-hop:-

                20 Middleweight defences
                Undisputed Middleweight champion
                2 Weight Ring Magazine champion
                Fought at the highest level into his 40's

                Roy Jones:-

                4 Weight champion (Including Heavyweight)
                WBA,WBC and IBF Light Heavyweight champion
                KTFO twice at 34 by two guys Hopkins smoked
                Fixed it for you!

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                • neils7147933
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                  #9
                  Roy beat Bernard decidedly when they were both prime

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                  • Dirt E Gomez
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by neils7147933
                    Roy beat Bernard decidedly when they were both prime
                    Neither were in their prime yet, especially w/ how B-Hop evolved as a fighter. RJJ was near his prime in the fight, but B-Hop was in his prime a few years down the line when his mind continued to develop boxing strategies and evaluate opponents.

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