Will the real JUYJUY please stand up..

[Kimmy]

Your ****ed (in the head, not on the head).

Oh, fair enough. I will edit post!

[!!! Beowulf !!!]

Which worthless piece of scum just hit JuyJuy up with good K. No, do't answer, I think I can guess.

[RedRooster]

Again, he's good not great.

Excuses excuses. Ray severely outclassed him and knocked him out. Give me a link to Ray saying he was his toughest win, because I think Thomas Hearns would have something to say about that.

Gave McCallum a boxing lesson? AHAHAHAHA....he won a narrow decision in a fight where McCallum faded down the stretch of the fight if I remember right. It certainly wasn't a lesson.

More unfounded garbage from juy...

Lies, lies, lies. What is your problem? Atleast I always stated the Truth.

Now both you and I know Mr Gringo that you have NEVER SEEN Leonard-Kalule and Kalambay-McCallum

Kalule gave Leonard alsorts of problems, and was out-classing Leonard at times. And it's common knowledge that Leonard said Kalule was the best he fought.

You have actually stated on this forum a couple of weeks ago this right here: McCallum had an impressive unbeaten streak going until he was jobbed by Kalambay (okay so I threw that out there I've never seen the fight, but I've heard that he got a ****ty decision in Italy or wherever the fight took place).
link: http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=55796

Yet just then you stated this: he won a narrow decision in a fight where McCallum faded down the stretch of the fight if I remember right.

Maybe I'm hated on this forum because I expose people as liars and frauds.

Kalambay beat McCallum clearly, it wasn't even close.

[EXIGE]

Lies, lies, lies. What is your problem? Atleast I always stated the Truth.

Now both you and I know Mr Gringo that you have NEVER SEEN Leonard-Kalule and Kalambay-McCallum

Kalule gave Leonard alsorts of problems, and was out-classing Leonard at times. And it's common knowledge that Leonard said Kalule was the best he fought.

You have actually stated on this forum a couple of weeks ago this right here: McCallum had an impressive unbeaten streak going until he was jobbed by Kalambay (okay so I threw that out there I've never seen the fight, but I've heard that he got a ****ty decision in Italy or wherever the fight took place).

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=55796

Yet just then you stated this: he won a narrow decision in a fight where McCallum faded down the stretch of the fight if I remember right.

Maybe I'm hated on this forum because I expose people as liars and frauds.

Kalambay beat McCallum clearly, it wasn't even close.

You are hated on this forum because people dont think you should post so many threads about fighters who dont fight anymore.

They fail to comprehend the meaning of the words "Anything Boxing Related Here"

[Moschino045]

I was the original JUYJUY (as that trashbag jabsRstiff pointed out), and atleast five or six usernames that people claim are me are not me at all.

I've not threatened John Scully through any PM, maybe it was someone else pretending to be me. But Scully would be welcome to come right on and fight me, if I'd make profit then I'd happily cross the pond and fight him in his backyard at a catchweight of 175. This is a guy who claims that Joe Louis would stand no chance against Muhammad Ali, and hates on Benn and Eubank. If Eubank got his jab working, Scully, he'd of out-pointed Herol Graham every time. So I'd happily fight him, and show him up again (as I have done many times already by exposing his alt account).

As far as Benn, McClellan and Naz are concerned, they are three of my hero's. Benn and Naz were great fighters and G-Man was a legend in the making.

Joe Louis would of beaten Muhammad Ali, if you want me to explain why then just ask.

WTF, can some1 explain to me whats been going on

[Moschino045]

joe louis beat muhammad ali no way, are u the same person who also said floyd patterson had faster handspeed than ali, well on that subject your also wrong

agreed, altho i admit i havent seen enough of patterson before he fought Liston & Ali (got highlights of them on heavy weight boxing VHS from ages ago)

[Moschino045]

You guys are all a bunch of Bozo's. The man (JuyJuy) obviously thinks Eubank, Benn, etc were great fighters and thats his opinion. Seriously, I know they are far from it but you won't just accept that it's his opinion..really look at it guys...you're being like BoZo.

WTF, since when have Benn & Eubank not been great fighters this forum is getting beyond a joke, it may as well close down for ridiculous **** like that,

[RedRooster]

agreed, altho i admit i havent seen enough of patterson before he fought Liston & Ali (got highlights of them on heavy weight boxing VHS from ages ago)

You do realise that you've just OWNED Yourself, right?

Your almost as bad as Mr Gringo.

[oldgringo]

Lies, lies, lies. What is your problem? Atleast I always stated the Truth.

Now both you and I know Mr Gringo that you have NEVER SEEN Leonard-Kalule and Kalambay-McCallum

Kalule gave Leonard alsorts of problems, and was out-classing Leonard at times. And it's common knowledge that Leonard said Kalule was the best he fought.

You have actually stated on this forum a couple of weeks ago this right here: McCallum had an impressive unbeaten streak going until he was jobbed by Kalambay (okay so I threw that out there I've never seen the fight, but I've heard that he got a ****ty decision in Italy or wherever the fight took place).
link: http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=55796

Yet just then you stated this: he won a narrow decision in a fight where McCallum faded down the stretch of the fight if I remember right.

Maybe I'm hated on this forum because I expose people as liars and frauds.

Kalambay beat McCallum clearly, it wasn't even close.

Kudos on this...you caught me. Reading about the fight and seeing the fight are two different things so i'll give you that.

As for the Leonard Kalule fight...

Okay i'll concede my point on the Ray win for the sake of not looking like an ass.

Kalule gave him some trouble, but Ray still took over the middle rounds of the fight and got him out of there.

Kalule had success early with the left hand, but at no point in the fight did he have Leonard in trouble or down on the cards significantly.

[oldgringo]

Also, how can you argue against Hearns being a tougher win? Hearns had Ray swollen and all but beaten until he tired and Ray started landing on him frequently. It was a fight where Leonard was being beaten physically and on the cards.