Who Goes Through Bernard Hopkins Resume Undefeated?

[RockyB]

Roy Jones Jr. but that is just because he wouldn't have to fight himself..

[BoxingGenius27]

With the exception of a prime RJJ (nobody beats), I'd say Monzon and Ward get honorable mentions.

[Mr. Philadel]

Hopkins is the greatest fighter of this era.

No contest.

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Nobody.
Thats starting a 20 year run with a win over a prime Roy Jones and ending it with a win over a prime light heavyweight lineal champ in Chad Dawson

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Damn, Jones undefeated, Johnson undefeated, Trinidad undefeated, Taylor undefeated 2x, Calzaghe undefeated, Pavlik undefeated

ALMOST added Bute to that list....he was calling his name for a while but Chad had first dibs on the oldman

[THE REED]

Looks like everyone else already answered for me.

[THE REED]

Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather

Yeah Pcquiao beats Chad Dawson at LHW.

[Main Source]

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ALMOST added Bute to that list....he was calling his name for a while but Chad had first dibs on the oldman

I hoped that he would pick Bute first over Dawson because he had a great chance at winning that fight. I could just picture Bute's face being in the ring with the eXecutioner.

[miron_lang]

Roy Jones
175 Michael Spinks

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Hopkins is the greatest fighter of this era.

No contest.

Funny, because Hop virtually used your exact words here to describe Mayweather.

Roy, Hop, Toney, Mayweather and Pac are prob the guys that spring to my mind when discussing some of the best fighters of 90's and 2000's.

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Roy Jones
175 Michael Spinks

Interesting name. One of the best at 175 ever imho.

[MalikKnucklez]

Roy Jones couldn't go through an arguably weaker resume through 1993-2011 undefeated, so why would we believe he'd go through Hopkins' resume undefeated?

Saying a "Prime" Roy Jones takes away from the whole point of the thread in my opinion...lol...who's gonna stay "prime" through 13 major title defenses of that caliber, especially over a 20 year span? by the time Hop beat De La Hoya, Roy was already half the fighter he was in his prime.

The point of arguing a "resume" is to review longevity among other things, no?

(and before anybody jumps the gun, Roy Jones is right up there with SRL as my favorite fighter of all time)