Roy Jones vs. Calzaghe: All time

[evilp0ptart]

Ah there we go, finally your trashy nationalistic true personality come out. Just another American hater.

No one cares. You started watching boxing recently as is obvious by your ****** dumb ****ing posts, and you are not a boxing fan, just a Joe/UK fan.

I would name more Joe "opponents" but I think the list I've put up is laughable enough.

At this point bsrizpac you might as well just stop, there's no point debating with him... er.... it

[RichCCFC]

LOL. Common sense? Right Joe Ballswinger:

Frank Minton, Nick Manners,Tyler Hughes Juan Carlos Gimenez Ferreyra,
Rick Thornberry, David Starie,Richie Woodhall, Will McIntyre, Miguel Angel
Tocker Pudwill,Mger Mkrtchian, Kabary Salem.....

LOL

Richie Woodhall doesn't deserve to be in that list, he was a good fighter.

[Testdead]

Roy Jones Jr. 46

BAN CONTROL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Ishy Aytan]

At this point bsrizpac you might as well just stop, there's no point debating with him... er.... it

Yep theres no point. It looks like some of these fellas started watching boxing in the last year or so.

[S A M U R A I]

LOL. Common sense? Right Joe Ballswinger:

Frank Minton, Nick Manners,Tyler Hughes Juan Carlos Gimenez Ferreyra,
Rick Thornberry, David Starie,Richie Woodhall, Will McIntyre, Miguel Angel
Tocker Pudwill,Mger Mkrtchian, Kabary Salem.....

LOL

Quite a few of those are very early fights, Briz. Sure, they're not exactly great competition, but most resumes have a good amount of filler on them.

Marvin Hagler, for example. For his 45th pro fight (1978) fought Willie Warren, a guy with 38 losses. A year before that, he fought a guy with 27 losses.

Joe's 45th fight was Bernard Hopkins.

Hagler is no less great for it. Nobody brings up Cocoa Kid, Matt Donovan, Bobby Williams and Joey Blair when discussing Hagler.

Kris is right, btw. Richie Woodhall was actually a solid fighter. Joe demolished him over 10 rounds. It's not a bad win by any means.

BTW, Woodhall and Calzaghe were good friends at the time (still are, no doubt).



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[daggum]

Quite a few of those are very early fights, Briz. Sure, they're not exactly great competition, but most resumes have a good amount of filler on them.

Marvin Hagler, for example. For his 45th pro fight (1978) fought Willie Warren, a guy with 38 losses. A year before that, he fought a guy with 27 losses.

Joe's 45th fight was Bernard Hopkins.

Hagler is no less great for it. Nobody brings up Cocoa Kid, Matt Donovan, Bobby Williams and Joey Blair when discussing Hagler.

Kris is right, btw. Richie Woodhall was actually a solid fighter. Joe demolished him over 10 rounds. It's not a bad win by any means.

BTW, Woodhall and Calzaghe were good friends at the time (still are, no doubt).

hagler was a bum who only fought welter and lightweights

[Chase8400]

their achievements are roughly equal, but Jones is better prime-for-prime so i'd give him the nod

Equal? Kessler is the only guys elite that Calzaghe beat in his prime.

[Chase8400]

Jones Jr., and it's nowhere near close. The poll says it all, really.

[S A M U R A I]

hagler was a bum who only fought welter and lightweights

I know. And the cheeky **** still manages to sneak in as one of the top 5 middleweights of all time.



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[DiegoFuego]

Roy Jones Jr. wasted his potential by not fighting great fighters after James Toney.

But his resume still ****s all over Joe Calzaghe's.

We know who voted for Calzaghe anyway. Tunney (about 10 times) under WLAD OWNS, Steelhammer, CanadaJoe, whatever the **** he goes by these days. The others are probably medium deek, ricky, the usual joke posters.