Why Toney over Roy and Hops???

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After Bill Miller learned him the shoulder roll, a young Toney even beat heavyweights in the gym like Michael Bentt and Tony Tucker, and he used to live with Lindell Holmes when Lindell was IBF champ (as did Roy Jones).

Which is relevant to Toney's resume how???
Where was JT at his best weight???

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i love all three of them ! although i rate mike mccallum above all three of them as a technician & i rate mike nunn above all three of them in terms of talent

rjj was my hero, seein himn against vinny paz, seein the virgil hill bodyshot & griffin rematch gave him super status when i was a kid.

1- rjj
2- toney/hopkins tied


all in all

1- nunn
2- mccallum
3- rjj
4- toney/hopkins tied

plus you also have the likes of eubank & herol graham who were top talents, & a fleet-footed sharpshooter like kalambay (though he caught graham & mccallum at the right times)

amazin boxers

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i love all three of them ! although i rate mike mccallum above all three of them as a technician & i rate mike nunn above all three of them in terms of talent

rjj was my hero, seein himn against vinny paz, seein the virgil hill bodyshot & griffin rematch gave him super status when i was a kid.

1- rjj
2- toney/hopkins tied


all in all

1- nunn
2- mccallum
3- rjj
4- toney/hopkins tied

plus you also have the likes of eubank & herol graham who were top talents, & a fleet-footed sharpshooter like kalambay (though he caught graham & mccallum at the right times)

amazin boxers

Roy Jones was the most supremly talented fighter of our time, though.

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Roy Jones was the most supremly talented fighter of our time, though.

nunn & whitaker for me

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rjj is right up there with them though

& a young naz made ******ly impressive moves (before the back injury in 96)

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nunn & whitaker for me

The fact that Roy was able to do what he did...virtually WITHOUT a jab...is amazing to me.
Pernell is definitly up there.
And obviously nunn deserves a mention, im not trying t discredit him, i just think Roy was much more talented.

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The fact that Roy was able to do what he did...virtually WITHOUT a jab...is amazing to me.
Pernell is definitly up there.
And obviously nunn deserves a mention, im not trying t discredit him, i just think Roy was much more talented.

i totally agree that rjj was simply amazin. but just my opinion that pernell made ur cum crystal white, & nunn was the most extremely slick fighter ive seen above the lighter divisions

meldrick taylor was another guy who amazed me, with his handspeed & combos

meldrick my fave fighter 2 watch, man

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i totally agree that rjj was simply amazin. but just my opinion that pernell made ur cum crystal white, & nunn was the most extremely slick fighter ive seen above the lighter divisions

meldrick taylor was another guy who amazed me, with his handspeed & combos

meldrick my fave fighter 2 watch, man

Im sure you were extra pissed at that bull**** steele pulled.

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Toney to me has the best resume with wins over: Nunn, McCallum, Barkley, Jirov, Williams, Ruiz, Holyfield and a draw with Rahman. Ok he deserved to lose the Rahman fight, but neither Roy or Bernard would dare step into the ring with a HW that big. Plus he beats both if they were to fight today.

Ruiz is similar in size to Ruiz, Ruiz was just in-shape for the RJJ fight.
And lets not forget JT was a fat, blubbering 237 pound slob.

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Where was JT at his best weight???

His best weight was 168.

The Barkley, Thornton, Littles and Prince Charles performances were wonderful.