Calzaghe: I'm 100% retiring

[Stickman]

To be honest I have always thought of you as a horrible nationalistic ****.


Just to let you know...

T-97 is one of the least biased users on this forum, though he does disagree with me once in awhile (on those occasions when he's utterly wrong).

And I am the least biased poster on this forum.

Just to let you know.

[Dan...]

T-97 is one of the least biased users on this forum, though he does disagree with me once in awhile (on those occasions when he's utterly wrong).

And I am the least biased poster on this forum.

Just to let you know.

There you go Kris.

[Dan...]

What?! I dont understand that

Richard Frazier was actually a policeman if my memory serves me right. Im sure there was a cab driver but the point remains. There were world class dangerous fighters there during Roy's time at the top but he chose gimmie mandatories and fringe level contenders. Even the staunchest of Jones fans (and Im a Jones fan too) can agree that his competition level wasnt what it could've and should've been.

Yeah Frazier was a cop and that fight was a disgrace. However it is not fair to just degrade Roy's resume in this manner, just as it is unfair to degrade Joe's. roy jones fought a lot of very good fighters in his LHW reign, and beat the vast majority of them. Guys like Virgil Hill, Griffin, Reggie Johnson, Eric Harding, Lou Del Valle, Derrick Harmon. these guys were not cab drivers or policemen, they were top light heavyweight contenders.