Did Roy Jones Jr Duck Nigel Benn?

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  • The Gully Gad
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    #281
    lol

    This ones getting good...

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    • Dirk Diggler UK
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      #282
      Originally posted by IMDAZED
      No you said the fight was at middle. We all saw.

      How many posts later and you're still ******? Broken clocks...
      No I didnt.

      How many posts later and you're still missing the point? Keep tugging yourself for pointing out that Hopkins was two pounds over the Light Heavy limit.

      You really know your stuff. :wank:

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      • Fox McCloud
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        #283
        Originally posted by IMDAZED
        That's a great debate. Does 97 Hops beat 2001 Hops? What about 99? Too close.

        The Trinidad fight wasn't the start of greatness, it was the start of his fame. Even before he beat Tito he was recognized as far and away the best middle and a top ten pound for pounder. But beating the superstar Tito - and in the manner he did - elevated him on many levels. But those skills didn't just show up at that fight, they were already there. It's NOT a coincidence that the only fighter to beat Hops was Roy.
        All I know is that I was not super impressed with Hopkins when he fought Echols... either time. I felt he still got hit too much because he was trying to be too aggressive. The first time he really sat down on his strategy and just broke a mother ****er down was against Felix.

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        • IMDAZED
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          #284
          Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK
          No I didnt.

          How many posts later and you're still missing the point? Keep tugging yourself for pointing out that Hopkins was two pounds over the Light Heavy limit.

          You really know your stuff. :wank:
          **Throws clock out**

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          • Dirk Diggler UK
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            #285
            Originally posted by IMDAZED
            **Throws clock out**
            When you're ready to show me where I said the fight was at Middleweight let us know.

            Until then keep playing with your....."clock". :wank:

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            • Pretty Boy1
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              #286
              I don't think Bernard Hopkins can just magically become a great fighter after the Jones fight or develop such a great defense! Maybe his defense didn't look that great in that fight because Roy Jones was so good that Roy didn't allow him to box in the style that made him so successful afterwards?

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              • IMDAZED
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                #287
                Originally posted by DWiens421
                All I know is that I was not super impressed with Hopkins when he fought Echols... either time. I felt he still got hit too much because he was trying to be too aggressive. The first time he really sat down on his strategy and just broke a mother ****er down was against Felix.
                Echols is pretty underrated. And was damn near ruined by Hops in those two fights.

                It's interesting that you point out him getting hit too much against Echols. In their first fight, Hops eased off from his early attack and easily outboxed Echols. But the hype surrounding the rematch was that Echols was able to drop Hopkins during a break. And seemed to land a couple shots early that seemed to bother Bernard. Forgotten was the thorough ass whipping Hopkins gave him.

                So they fought again. And Hopkins beat the **** out of that poor boy.

                Echols still went on to stop Charles Brewer, who Calzaghe has stated was one of his tougher opponents. And that was right after Brewer's war with Echols. That should tell you something. Great debate, though.

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                • bsrizpac
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                  #288
                  Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK
                  Ruiz floored Holyfield? Thats supposed to mean he has power?

                  I was talking about in ther respective weight classes.

                  Benn at 160 and 168 was the most dangerous fighter in the world and the hardest puncher.

                  Ruiz at heavyweight is a slow, average, really crap fighter with no real punch.
                  Holyfield had an iron chin. You figure it out keyboard warrior. Not too difficult.
                  I'm pretty sure Ruiz could beat Benn thus making him more dangerous regardless of weight class.

                  God you are a loser. Still making excuses for your favorite fighters? Still insecure that a 'Yank' was considered better than they ever will be? Get over it.

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                  • Dirk Diggler UK
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                    #289
                    Originally posted by bsrizpac
                    Holyfield had an iron chin. You figure it out keyboard warrior. Not too difficult.
                    I'm pretty sure Ruiz could beat Benn thus making him more dangerous regardless of weight class.

                    God you are a loser. Still making excuses for your favorite fighters? Still insecure that a 'Yank' was considered better than they ever will be? Get over it.
                    Joe Calzaghe floored Eubank.

                    Eubank had one of the best chins in boxing.

                    Hence Joe Calzaghe must be one of the hardest punchers in boxing.

                    bsrizpac logic everyone.

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                    • bsrizpac
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                      #290
                      Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK
                      Joe Calzaghe floored Eubank.

                      Eubank had one of the best chins in boxing.

                      Hence Joe Calzaghe must be one of the hardest punchers in boxing.

                      bsrizpac logic everyone.
                      "Benn was more dangerous than Ruiz. Ruiz was a Yank" - Dirk Diggler Logic everyone.

                      Kill yourself.

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