How Will RJJ be Remembered? As a Guy to Scared to Fight?

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  • cokain_calzaghe
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    How Will RJJ be Remembered? As a Guy to Scared to Fight?

    Jones is arguably the greatest athlete who has ever stepped into the boxing ring. In his prime he would leap forward with a left hook, catch his opponent on the chin, and leap back out standing ten feet away while watching his oppent fall. his one round destruction of Montel Griffin in their rematch, his 12 round mastery of james toneyand his distance beating of John Ruiz to win the heavyweight world titleare his signiture fights - which prove his collection of spee, power and agility the likes of whioch we may never see again. On the other hand, there was the knock down at the hands of Lou De Valle, the victories over too old competitors Mike McCallum and Vinny Pazienza, and more recently the brutal knockouts by Antonio Traver, Glenn Johnston and danny green that migitate his sucess. How will RJJ be remembered? More likely as a extreme talent that was recectant to face the toughest challenges, and when he lost a step, a guy who could easily be beaten. But worse, after his performance against hopkins, he may be remembered as a guy who was always to scared to fight!
    Last edited by cokain_calzaghe; 05-10-2010, 07:16 AM.
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    #2
    He will be remembered as the best athletic boxer ever..

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    • cokain_calzaghe
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      Originally posted by P4P305
      He will be remembered as the best athletic boxer ever..
      Yeah maybe, but was he a warrior? who would put it all on the line? he threw under 400 punches against hopkins, it was a embrassment to what he used to be

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      • bojangles1987
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        He will be remembered as arguably the most talented fighter ever, and a guy who mostly lived up to that billing.

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        • nachorjj
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          The best boxers in the history

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          • B.U.R.N.E.R
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            #6
            Most athletic and the biggest freak of nature boxing has ever seen.

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            • cokain_calzaghe
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              Athletic yeah, But did he always fight the best? Did he ever knockout any top opposition? His got 3 fights, but he was no warrior

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              • Steward
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                To quote the song "Nah Mean" by Nas and Damien Marley (you can download the album in the hip hop forum)

                "i'll open up ya face like my boy Roy in his prime" - Nas

                Basically, he never got the credit he should have got, matchmaking and so fourth went against him. People claiming he ducked certain parties. Clearly not true, too good for his own good. Just fell hard off the mountain. Got gun-shy and slow after the weight change. Shame.

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                • Team Money May
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                  RJJ will be remembered as a legend.

                  You need to take the hate out of your heart.

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                  • JK1700
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                    I just wish he retired in 2003 after he beat Tarver

                    Still a legend though but he really needs to retire now

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