Re: Fighters from 140-154, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out Analogy
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I would assume for the same reason Hopkins would rate higher than Jones right now, even though Roy beat him.
hopkins would still lose to roy jones right now...and didn't hopkins lose his last two fights? soon to be third against tarver....
No offense but I don't even think Roy could beat Bernard Shaw right now. And didn't Roy lose his last three fights? I almost can't even remember the last time he won a round.
What the hell are you talking about roy jones lost to tarver twice and johnson...that equals three losses....
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Sorry man i read too fast :hypnotized:....okay i see now..didn't bernard lose his last two fights? Roy would still beat him now because bernards style hasn't changed that much from when they fought the first time...
Not arguing about the styles, but stylistically speaking, Roy should have beaten Glen Johnson. He simply doesn't have it any more.
Re: Fighters from 140-154, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out Analogy
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Originally Posted by ImRipped
For those of us who grew up on Nintendo, let's just settle this once and for all:
Glass Joe = Zab Judah--A fighter with the weakest chin of the 3 divisions who is basically a stepping stone.
NEGETIVE >:mad
Re: Fighters from 140-154, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out Analogy
Who gives a Flying Fuk about this thread???Gee and how about the Mario Brothers and Zelda while were at it :beat:
Re: Fighters from 140-154, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out Analogy
would oscar even be on the list had he not beaten mayorga? it seems as if his name was put on there to fill the list...
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everyone knows JAMES TONEY = king hippo anyway ::**
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everyone knows JAMES TONEY = king hippo anyway ::**
yep..punch him in the mouth to beat him...
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I thought the tread was great. My only beef is King Hippo is Ricky Hatton. King Hippo was always so easy to beat.
Re: Fighters from 140-154, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out Analogy
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King Hippo = Ricky Hatton--A fighter who has a hard time walking away from the refrigerator when not in training, and can show strength, but once you figure out his terribly flawed defense, chalk up another easy W.
If this were in the street and i were a lesser man, I would rip you apart.
Chris Eubank thought this after a fan spat on his face on his way to the ring.