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Who has the better resume at 175. RJJ or Michalczewski?

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  • #11
    Originally posted by larryx View Post
    and those 5 roy loses are bull****......
    You mean he slipped?

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    • #12
      Originally posted by BattlingNelson View Post
      You mean he slipped?
      whats your take bat??

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      • #13
        Originally posted by BattlingNelson View Post
        You mean he slipped?
        griffin lose was bull**** as we all know
        and after the ruiz fight it was open season on roy

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        • #14
          Originally posted by BrendanWoodside View Post
          whats your take bat??
          I've thought about making this thread for a while. In my head the options of the poll should have been something like this:

          RJJ is waaaaaaayyyyy better than DM
          or
          RJJ is better than DM.

          After checking their records I must say DM's impressed me quite a bit and I also realize that RJJ's claim to greatness is definetely not based solely on his endeavors at 175 alone.

          DM might have fought a couple of clubfighters but so did RJJ. DM also has some pretty good names on his record and RJJ's losses look pretty bad.

          I think it's about even or a little plus to RJJ. I think it's rubbish if anyone says that their resumes are way apart because they are not. Remember this is only 175.

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          • #15
            Common opponents:

            Virgil Hill
            Michalczewski UD 12
            Jones KO 4

            Notes: Hill was the unified WBA & IBF champion and the number 1 light heavyweight at the time he fought Michalczewski. He had not fought for a year and was coming off a loss to Michalczewski when he fought Roy Jones who KO'd him with a bodyshot.

            Montell Griffin
            Michalczewski TKO 4
            Jones loss by DQ 9, win by KO1

            Notes: Griffin was undefeated at the time he fought Jones and coming off two (controversial) wins over James Toney. Griffin was a top contender when he fought Michalzewski but he had recently lost a split decision to Eric Harding.

            Richard Hall
            Jones TKO 11 (referee stoppage)
            Michalczewski TKO 11 (stopped due to swelling), TKO 10 (referee stoppage)

            Notes: Jones dominated the interim WBA LHW champion Richard Hall from start to finish. Hall was coming off a loss to Jones when he fought Michalczewski but he put up a good effort and lost somewhat controversially two times.

            Derrick Harmon
            Roy Jones TKO 11 (corner stoppage)
            Dariusz Michalczewski KO 9

            Notes: Harmon had recently lost a split decision when he fought Roy Jones, nevertheless he had piled up a good record. After losing to Jones he went onto beat Glen Johnson and Tim Littles and lose a decision to Montell Griffin, then fought Michalczewski and was KO'd in the 9th round.

            JC Gonzales
            Roy Jones UD 12
            Darius Michalczewski loss by SD

            Notes: Gonzales was undefeated including a win over an undefeated Julian Letterlough when he fought Jones. Jones dominated him for 12 rounds but failed to finish him. Years later, coming off a majority decision win over Glen Johnson, he beat 48-0 Michalczewski by a split decision.
            Last edited by TheGreatA; 02-23-2009, 01:56 PM.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by TheManchine View Post
              Common opponents:

              Virgil Hill
              Michalczewski UD 12
              Jones KO 4

              Notes: Hill was the unified WBA & IBF champion and the number 1 light heavyweight at the time he fought Michalczewski. He had not fought for a year and was coming off a loss to Michalczewski when he fought Roy Jones who KO'd him with a bodyshot.

              Montell Griffin
              Michalczewski TKO 4
              Jones loss by DQ 9, win by KO1

              Notes: Griffin was undefeated at the time he fought Jones and coming off two (controversial) wins over James Toney. Griffin was a top contender when he fought Michalzewski but he had recently lost a split decision to Eric Harding.

              Richard Hall
              Jones TKO 11 (referee stoppage)
              Michalczewski TKO 11 (stopped due to swelling), TKO 10 (referee stoppage)

              Notes: Jones dominated the interim WBA LHW champion Richard Hall from start to finish. Hall was coming off a loss to Jones when he fought Michalczewski but he put up a good effort and lost somewhat controversially two times.

              Derrick Harmon
              Roy Jones TKO 11 (corner stoppage)
              Dariusz Michalczewski KO 9

              Notes: Harmon had recently lost a split decision when he fought Roy Jones, nevertheless he had piled up a good record. After losing to Jones he went onto beat Glen Johnson and Tim Littles and lose a decision to Montell Griffin, then fought Michalczewski and was KO'd in the 9th round.

              JC Gonzales
              Roy Jones UD 12
              Darius Michalczewski loss by SD

              Notes: Gonzales was undefeated including a win over an undefeated Julian Letterlough when he fought Jones. Jones dominated him for 12 rounds but failed to finish him. Years later, coming off a majority decision win over Glen Johnson, he beat 48-0 Michalczewski by a split decision.
              Thanks for adding those thoughts to the thread. I wonder how you remember all those details. To say I'm impressed is an understatement. You must think boxing 24/7. Are you Per Åke Persson in real life?

              How would you rate them?

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              • #17
                Im sure he got a little help with some research...

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                • #18
                  There's really only two notable opponents that DM beat, Hill and Griffin. Outside of that, I haven't even heard of most of those guys, maybe just because I'm American though.

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                  • #19
                    It's a shame Michalczewski pinned himself in Germany. Roy was never gonna fight him there.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Chunk View Post
                      It's a shame Michalczewski pinned himself in Germany. Roy was never gonna fight him there.
                      Is there a real credible explanation as to why they never fought each other?

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