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    Default Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    What a great performance! Not since the Tito fight and possibly the Joppy fight, had I seen Bernard dominated and beat down a man so throughly. And it could not have happened to a bigger jerk than Tarver. Hopkins made history, what a warrior. Gotta give it up for B-hop people. Everyone doubted him, except him himself. After that domination I think for one last time Bernard deserves to be called the greatest Pound for Pound fighter in the world.
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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    yea the executioner executed the magic man...at the age of 41 bhop is the last of his kind...he looks immortal in the ring...

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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    where is he on the P4P lists atm?

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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    I don't know. But I'll tell you where he should be, #1. Forget lil Floyd for the moment, it's Bernard's time. Floyd recently won a close fight against Zab Judah, but Bernard at 41, jumped up 15 pounds and dominated the best LH in the world. Hopkins is THE MAN!
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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk
    I don't know. But I'll tell you where he should be, #1. Forget lil Floyd for the moment, it's Bernard's time. Floyd recently won a close fight against Zab Judah, but Bernard at 41, jumped up 15 pounds and dominated the best LH in the world. Hopkins is THE MAN!
    Ahh come on it was a good performance and all but Tarver was just not at the races last night. I reckon any of Hopkins, Jones, Woods, Johnsonn or Calzaghe would have beaten him with ease on that performance, he just had nothing.

    Bernard would still lose in another rematch to Jrmain Taylor, get beaten by Calzaghe and be given a much harder fight by Johnsonn or Woods.

    He done well last night but he ain't p4p number 1, maybe top 5, just.

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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    Quote Originally Posted by bilbo
    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk
    I don't know. But I'll tell you where he should be, #1. Forget lil Floyd for the moment, it's Bernard's time. Floyd recently won a close fight against Zab Judah, but Bernard at 41, jumped up 15 pounds and dominated the best LH in the world. Hopkins is THE MAN!
    Ahh come on it was a good performance and all but Tarver was just not at the races last night. I reckon any of Hopkins, Jones, Woods, Johnsonn or Calzaghe would have beaten him with ease on that performance, he just had nothing.

    Bernard would still lose in another rematch to Jrmain Taylor, get beaten by Calzaghe and be given a much harder fight by Johnsonn or Woods.

    He done well last night but he ain't p4p number 1, maybe top 5, just.
    Please don't insult my intelligence. Hopkins won both Taylor fights, for sure. And forget about Calzaghe. That is a ridiculous statement. Tarver was a much better and acomplished fighter than Jeff Lacy. We can play your little game with the Lacy vs Calzaghe fight too can we not? Any top SMW would have beat Jeff on that night, he was off. The fact is that Bernard Hopkins at 41 years old absolutely dominated Antonio Tarver, the best Light Heavyweight in the world. And I think he should be P4P the best one last time. Many of us feel he didn't lose to Jermain Taylor and should have never lost his belts or #1 P4P status either.
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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk
    Quote Originally Posted by bilbo
    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk
    I don't know. But I'll tell you where he should be, #1. Forget lil Floyd for the moment, it's Bernard's time. Floyd recently won a close fight against Zab Judah, but Bernard at 41, jumped up 15 pounds and dominated the best LH in the world. Hopkins is THE MAN!
    Ahh come on it was a good performance and all but Tarver was just not at the races last night. I reckon any of Hopkins, Jones, Woods, Johnsonn or Calzaghe would have beaten him with ease on that performance, he just had nothing.

    Bernard would still lose in another rematch to Jrmain Taylor, get beaten by Calzaghe and be given a much harder fight by Johnsonn or Woods.

    He done well last night but he ain't p4p number 1, maybe top 5, just.
    Please don't insult my intelligence. Hopkins won both Taylor fights, for sure. And forget about Calzaghe. That is a ridiculous statement. Tarver was a much better and acomplished fighter than Jeff Lacy. We can play your little game with the Lacy vs Calzaghe fight too can we not? Any top SMW would have beat Jeff on that night, he was off. The fact is that Bernard Hopkins at 41 years old absolutely dominated Antonio Tarver, the best Light Heavyweight in the world. And I think he should be P4P the best one last time. Many of us feel he didn't lose to Jermain Taylor and should have never lost his belts or #1 P4P status either.
    Well I've never argued a case for Calzaghe to be p4p in the top 5 let alone number 1 so I don't see what he has to do with it.

    The first Taylor fight, it's a mathematical impossibility for Hopkins to have won seeing as he lost the first 6 rounds without question.

    His punchstats were 14 punches or less landed in each of the first 6 rounds, and as we all know unless there are knockdowns it is impossible for a fighter to win a fight if he has lost half of the rounds.

    The second fight was more comfortable if anything for Jermain Taylor. 3 judges gave to him by 115-113 and that is after the previous seemingly controversial fight where the loser nearly always gets a more favourable score in the rematch, Castillo against Mayweather being just one example.

    Hopkins lost, get over it.


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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk
    What a great performance! Not since the Tito fight and possibly the Joppy fight, had I seen Bernard dominated and beat down a man so throughly. And it could not have happened to a bigger jerk than Tarver. Hopkins made history, what a warrior. Gotta give it up for B-hop people. Everyone doubted him, except him himself. After that domination I think for one last time Bernard deserves to be called the greatest Pound for Pound fighter in the world.
    , hulk....

    indeed, we COULDNT get both mayorga AND b hop wrong!!!

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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    Quote Originally Posted by bilbo
    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk
    Quote Originally Posted by bilbo
    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk
    I don't know. But I'll tell you where he should be, #1. Forget lil Floyd for the moment, it's Bernard's time. Floyd recently won a close fight against Zab Judah, but Bernard at 41, jumped up 15 pounds and dominated the best LH in the world. Hopkins is THE MAN!
    Ahh come on it was a good performance and all but Tarver was just not at the races last night. I reckon any of Hopkins, Jones, Woods, Johnsonn or Calzaghe would have beaten him with ease on that performance, he just had nothing.

    Bernard would still lose in another rematch to Jrmain Taylor, get beaten by Calzaghe and be given a much harder fight by Johnsonn or Woods.

    He done well last night but he ain't p4p number 1, maybe top 5, just.
    Please don't insult my intelligence. Hopkins won both Taylor fights, for sure. And forget about Calzaghe. That is a ridiculous statement. Tarver was a much better and acomplished fighter than Jeff Lacy. We can play your little game with the Lacy vs Calzaghe fight too can we not? Any top SMW would have beat Jeff on that night, he was off. The fact is that Bernard Hopkins at 41 years old absolutely dominated Antonio Tarver, the best Light Heavyweight in the world. And I think he should be P4P the best one last time. Many of us feel he didn't lose to Jermain Taylor and should have never lost his belts or #1 P4P status either.
    Well I've never argued a case for Calzaghe to be p4p in the top 5 let alone number 1 so I don't see what he has to do with it.

    The first Taylor fight, it's a mathematical impossibility for Hopkins to have won seeing as he lost the first 6 rounds without question.

    His punchstats were 14 punches or less landed in each of the first 6 rounds, and as we all know unless there are knockdowns it is impossible for a fighter to win a fight if he has lost half of the rounds.

    The second fight was more comfortable if anything for Jermain Taylor. 3 judges gave to him by 115-113 and that is after the previous seemingly controversial fight where the loser nearly always gets a more favourable score in the rematch, Castillo against Mayweather being just one example.

    Hopkins lost, get over it.

    I don't think B-HOP lost all of the first 6 rds...I had 1 of those rds for him and another rd was a 10-10 rd....B-HOP won the first fight..... shouldn't have been a second fight...
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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk
    Quote Originally Posted by bilbo
    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk
    I don't know. But I'll tell you where he should be, #1. Forget lil Floyd for the moment, it's Bernard's time. Floyd recently won a close fight against Zab Judah, but Bernard at 41, jumped up 15 pounds and dominated the best LH in the world. Hopkins is THE MAN!
    Ahh come on it was a good performance and all but Tarver was just not at the races last night. I reckon any of Hopkins, Jones, Woods, Johnsonn or Calzaghe would have beaten him with ease on that performance, he just had nothing.

    Bernard would still lose in another rematch to Jrmain Taylor, get beaten by Calzaghe and be given a much harder fight by Johnsonn or Woods.

    He done well last night but he ain't p4p number 1, maybe top 5, just.
    Please don't insult my intelligence. Hopkins won both Taylor fights, for sure. And forget about Calzaghe. That is a ridiculous statement. Tarver was a much better and acomplished fighter than Jeff Lacy. We can play your little game with the Lacy vs Calzaghe fight too can we not? Any top SMW would have beat Jeff on that night, he was off. The fact is that Bernard Hopkins at 41 years old absolutely dominated Antonio Tarver, the best Light Heavyweight in the world. And I think he should be P4P the best one last time. Many of us feel he didn't lose to Jermain Taylor and should have never lost his belts or #1 P4P status either.

    "Very few people really understand what it means to be a fighter. I hate it when I hear someone say, 'That fighter doesn't have guts. I hate that, I don't care if you're a world champion six times over or a four-round fighter, to step inside that ring, you have to have guts" Oscar De La Hoya

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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    Hopkins/Taylor 1 decision was questionable

    Hopkins/Taylor 2 decision was truth

    Hopkins/Tarver was the bomb

    I seriously doubted Hopkins in this fight. I was a happy man after the fifth round. When they first announced this fight I thought that Hopkins would get dominated. Boy was I wrong. It was a truely magical bout. I'd give him a high P4P ranking FO SHO

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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    CC Hulk,I know you must have been ovre joyed, B Hop won and Paulie got his face broken although I have a liking for the Paulie,the kid has a great heart!

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Game
    CC Hulk,I know you must have been ovre joyed, B Hop won and Paulie got his face broken although I have a liking for the Paulie,the kid has a great heart!
    Thanks. And yes I was happy as hell. Still am. CC back to ya.
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    Default Re: Long live Bernard Hopkins!

    Quote Originally Posted by babyboNe
    yea the executioner executed the magic man...at the age of 41 bhop is the last of his kind...he looks immortal in the ring...
    Yes. Hopkins looked great Sat night. I like the way he put on the weight. I did not see it. He looked lean as a bean . Now that’s the how you put on effective weight. Sharp as a tack !

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    B-HOP is a true boxing legend.

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