If Rjjr retired after Tarver I

[Instinto]

He ducked all legit opponents, especially Calzaghe, and cherrypicked slow C-level boxers to make himself good. He would dance around those tomato cans and all Americans were thinking that he is GOAT. After HW title RJJ himself believed that he is indeed GOAT and picked legit opponent in the face of Antonio Tarver, we know outcome was KTFO.

[Mr. Invincible]

no matter where people rank him, he's higher than Milk Dud

Lol, definitely. Made me chuckle because I know who you speak of without even thinking twice.

[Pullcounter]

rjj would've went out like lewis did on top...

[Mr. Invincible]

He was exposed as Glass Jaw. If I'd rate him in TOP 50 that would be TOP 50 Glass Jaws. Glen Johnson exposed him as a boxers without skills and who can't handle pressure.

Lol directly at you. That's all. You've exposed yourself.

[Mr. Invincible]

Roy Jones would be remembered as he is now. A very talented fighter that avoided the toughest challenges because he was afraid of losing.

Afraid to lose? How can winning several world titles in 4 weight divisions, unifying titles @ LHW and fighting an undefeated, prime James Toney be credentials of a fighter afraid to lose? I'll make this clearer for you. As Calzaghe admitted, he and others were not convinced they had a shot at beating prime Roy and declined coming over to face him. It's simple. Get the knack.

[joelab75]

if he retired after the Tarver 1 fight, he would have retired on top. he would have won every fantasy fights because he wouldnt get exposed. people wouldnt care that he cherry picked. he'd probably rank in a top 10 ATG's because he would have been remembered as one of the best and unstoppable. people would only remember how dominant he was and wouldnt care about the fighters he ducked specially if those boxers he ducked wouldnt get in a hall of fame or would get exposed along the way..

[Mr. Invincible]

He ducked all legit opponents, especially Calzaghe, and cherrypicked slow C-level boxers to make himself good. He would dance around those tomato cans and all Americans were thinking that he is GOAT. After HW title RJJ himself believed that he is indeed GOAT and picked legit opponent in the face of Antonio Tarver, we know outcome was KTFO.

Was more-less a lucky shot in the dark, and Roy still made it to his feet.(Tarver's eyes were even closed, lol) But, in light of your other ignorant posts on the subject, you are now on ignore. Just too pathetic to conversate with.

[Mr. Invincible]

if he retired after the Ruiz fight, he would have retired on top. he would have won every fantasy fights because he wouldnt get exposed. people wouldnt care that he cherry picked. he'd probably rank in a top 10 ATG's because he would have been remembered as one of the best and unstoppable. people would only remember how dominant he was and wouldnt care about the fighters he ducked specially if those boxers he ducked wouldnt get in a hall of fame or would get exposed along the way..

Good post, with the exception of being exposed. Roy was 35 and essentially 50-0 when he first actually lost. He got old, simple as that. It happens. Especially with the athletic style Roy had. The problem is that it doesn't happen in the fights, it happens between the fights.

[Rick Grimes]

Afraid to lose? How can winning several world titles in 4 weight divisions, unifying titles @ LHW and fighting an undefeated, prime James Toney be credentials of a fighter afraid to lose? I'll make this clearer for you. As Calzaghe admitted, he and others were not convinced they had a shot at beating prime Roy and declined coming over to face him. It's simple. Get the knack.

Benn
Collins
Hopkins 2
Micalczewski (sp)
Nunn

All big fights, but Jones chose to fight taxi drivers instead.

[Mr. Invincible]

Benn
Collins
Hopkins 2
Micalczewski (sp)
Nunn

All big fights, but Jones chose to fight taxi drivers instead.

Thanks for bringing it up. All of which avoided Roy Jones at the peak of his P4P powers.

"60-40 I whip yo ass"! -Roy Jones Jr.