Roy Jones Jr. Thanks for the memories.

[Guest]

go **** yourself

Come on, he looked like **** that night. If he won, it was as a boxing match, not as a fight. Tarver battered him, he may have taken it on rounds, but let's hear the immortal words of THE DUKE on it:

[The Underboss]

You mean the fight where Roy was severely stunned and looked lucky to get the win? The one where Tarver battered him all night?

anorak babes .

[Guest]

anorak babes .

[TRAVI$]

Come on, he looked like **** that night. If he won, it was as a boxing match, not as a fight. Tarver battered him, he may have taken it on rounds, but let's hear the immortal words of THE DUKE on it:

The greatest night in British boxing history.

[Guest]

In Br - er, WORLD boxing.

Eee got RIGHT DOWN THE PIPE!!!!

[The Number 6]

I voted Ruiz, but could have gone for Toney. Either one was a great performance and achievement. One that always stuck in my mind was his performance against Vinny Pazienza but as far as opponents who he has beat Vinny would be way down the list.

Im gutted to see a great fighter like Jones Jr lose to a fighter like Green. I just hope Calzaghe doesnt get any ideas of a comeback.

[BattlingNelson]

I'd probably say Ruiz. He might not have been the greatest of HW's, but Roy beating a solid champion is an unsurpassed achievement.

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James Toney...

[Lead Cenobite]

Come on, he looked like **** that night. If he won, it was as a boxing match, not as a fight. Tarver battered him, he may have taken it on rounds, but let's hear the immortal words of THE DUKE on it:

I usually agree with you but Roy won this fight clearly. Stunned doesn't mean ****.

[The Kliq]

How deluded can you get.....the first Tarver fight his best, rofl beyond belief or what. I say his fight against Glan Johnson !!!!

Toney easily. I wouldn't say Ruiz was in his top 5 either, it's there purely because of what he achieved, not because of what he did, Ruiz is a farce of a fighter, ****ing loads could of stepped up and beat him if they wanted.