Please STOP it with the "Hopkins has his #" crap

[rizkybizness]

No he doesnt!!!!!!!!!

Hopkins doesnt have Pavlik's "number".

One thing is being superior, another is having someone's "number".

[S.G.]

he is both superior and has his number!

his style is taylor-made for Pavlik

[T-97]

Yea he does, Kelly and him swapped contact info after the fight to hang out some time. Imagine them playing darts?

Kelly "HaHa I whooped you Bernard!"
B Hop "Don't make me kick yo' ass again, cracka"

[WhoreUs]

i agree.

"having his number" , "bum" , "overrated" is very misused boxing terms.

"has his number" applies (at least for me) to when a fighter beats a much superior opponent.

when a guy is a better fighter that phrase shouldn't apply.

junior jones against marco antonio barrera is an example of a much lesser fighter "having the number" of a far superior fighter.

forrest against mosley also applies.

"has his number" should only be used when a lesser fighter always beats a superior one because of the matchup of styles.

[THE REED]

did u record the phone call?

[T-97]

did u record the phone call?

I got a sample, kuh. I wan' fiddy K fo' dis ****.

[rizkybizness]

i agree.

"having his number" , "bum" , "overrated" is very misused boxing terms.

"has his number" applies (at least for me) to when a fighter beats a much superior opponent.

when a guy is a better fighter that phrase shouldn't apply.

junior jones against marco antonio barrera is an example of a much lesser fighter "having the number" of a far superior fighter.

forrest against mosley also applies.

"has his number" should only be used when a lesser fighter always beats a superior one because of the matchup of styles.

Exactly.

Thanks for wording that.

[KnockoutTheFat]

Vanes has Hopkins #.

[rizkybizness]

Vanes has Hopkins #.

Vanes is so great, the certainty of him having Hopkins' number doesnt even need proved by them being in the ring together.

[WhoreUs]

Vanes has Hopkins #.

ellerbee wanted hopkins' number.