Roy Jone Jr. (G.O.AT 160,168,175)
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I think this is what the starter is implying. Legacy wise Roy isn't in the conversation at 160 or 168 because he didn't fight long enough at those weights. At 175 he is more in the conversation but the best is pushing it. However like Reed said in his prime at those weights is where the argument is, and I don't think I would pick anybody over him.Comment
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so his 20+ defenses where against Welterweights? There were only two welterweights. And Tito had his power from WW to MW. He knocked out Joppy. And Joppy has a legit Chin, and he was champion. Most people thought Tito would knock out Hopkins.
Jones fought a FAT OUT OF SHAPE RETIRED TITO, and nobody talks about that.Comment
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You took the baitso his 20+ defenses where against Welterweights? There were only two welterweights. And Tito had his power from WW to MW. He knocked out Joppy. And Joppy has a legit Chin, and he was champion. Most people thought Tito would knock out Hopkins.
Jones fought a FAT OUT OF SHAPE RETIRED TITO, and nobody talks about that.
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Roy was unbeatable and dominating for fifteen years. Find me anothe fighte with that and I'll give you it.Comment
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