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    Default Re: Steve Collins vs Roy jones jr

    Quote Originally Posted by ruthless rocco View Post
    looking closely at roy's record i've noticed that he often fought guys who had lost in the recent bouts. examples of this are his fights against
    tony thornton(lost to toney)
    eric lucas(lost to tiozzo)
    mike mccallum(lost to tiozzo)
    virgil hill(lost to michalczewski)


    ...and many of his opponents had also recently been fighting guys with questionable records like these
    22-8-1
    17-14-1
    12-12-2
    11-23-8
    9-4-0
    2-3-0
    which begs the question of how they got ranked let alone given top contender status.
    They paid their sanctioning fees and its no different today. How all of a sudden was Matthew Hatton a contender for Alvarez having never fought at 154? This kind of thing has been happening forever and all you need to be today to challenge for one of the many trinkets is to be a top 15 and in many cases pretty much yearly fighters magically appear in rankings.

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    Default Re: Steve Collins vs Roy jones jr

    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    They paid their sanctioning fees and its no different today. How all of a sudden was Matthew Hatton a contender for Alvarez having never fought at 154? This kind of thing has been happening forever and all you need to be today to challenge for one of the many trinkets is to be a top 15 and in many cases pretty much yearly fighters magically appear in rankings.

    but no one's trying to say canelo is one of the all time greatest fighters.

    roy made that assertion daily.

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    Default Re: Steve Collins vs Roy jones jr

    Quote Originally Posted by ruthless rocco View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    They paid their sanctioning fees and its no different today. How all of a sudden was Matthew Hatton a contender for Alvarez having never fought at 154? This kind of thing has been happening forever and all you need to be today to challenge for one of the many trinkets is to be a top 15 and in many cases pretty much yearly fighters magically appear in rankings.

    but no one's trying to say canelo is one of the all time greatest fighters.

    roy made that assertion daily.
    But Roy never fought guys like that except for early in his career. Look at Chavez Sr's first 40 fights. Point is we can find fault in just about any greats record if we look hard enough. That does not detract in the end to how great they are/were. And many fighters claim to be the Goat. In the end no doubt in my mind that Roy is one of the greatest fighters that ever lived. Where he rests on peoples lists is subjective but he definitely deserves to be on the list. To bad he is soiling his legacy in a way by fighting on.

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    Default Re: Steve Collins vs Roy jones jr

    Going back to the title of the thread,Roy Jones would have kicked Steve Collins butt.
    A much better match up would be Collins VS Froch, pretty much the same skill level.

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    Default Re: Steve Collins vs Roy jones jr

    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ruthless rocco View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    They paid their sanctioning fees and its no different today. How all of a sudden was Matthew Hatton a contender for Alvarez having never fought at 154? This kind of thing has been happening forever and all you need to be today to challenge for one of the many trinkets is to be a top 15 and in many cases pretty much yearly fighters magically appear in rankings.

    but no one's trying to say canelo is one of the all time greatest fighters.

    roy made that assertion daily.
    But Roy never fought guys like that except for early in his career. Look at Chavez Sr's first 40 fights. Point is we can find fault in just about any greats record if we look hard enough. That does not detract in the end to how great they are/were. And many fighters claim to be the Goat. In the end no doubt in my mind that Roy is one of the greatest fighters that ever lived. Where he rests on peoples lists is subjective but he definitely deserves to be on the list. To bad he is soiling his legacy in a way by fighting on.


    1999... prime roy jones jr 38-1 (32 KO) WBC WBC lightheavy champ. vs richard frazier 18-3-1 (7 KO)

    y'all musta forgot!
    Last edited by ruthless rocco; 12-31-2012 at 01:41 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ruthless rocco View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ruthless rocco View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    They paid their sanctioning fees and its no different today. How all of a sudden was Matthew Hatton a contender for Alvarez having never fought at 154? This kind of thing has been happening forever and all you need to be today to challenge for one of the many trinkets is to be a top 15 and in many cases pretty much yearly fighters magically appear in rankings.

    but no one's trying to say canelo is one of the all time greatest fighters.

    roy made that assertion daily.
    But Roy never fought guys like that except for early in his career. Look at Chavez Sr's first 40 fights. Point is we can find fault in just about any greats record if we look hard enough. That does not detract in the end to how great they are/were. And many fighters claim to be the Goat. In the end no doubt in my mind that Roy is one of the greatest fighters that ever lived. Where he rests on peoples lists is subjective but he definitely deserves to be on the list. To bad he is soiling his legacy in a way by fighting on.


    1999... prime roy jones jr 38-1 (32 KO) WBC WBC lightheavy champ. vs richard frazier 18-3-1 (7 KO)

    y'all musta forgot!
    Ok so you hate Roy Jones cause he fought an optional.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ruthless rocco View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ruthless rocco View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    They paid their sanctioning fees and its no different today. How all of a sudden was Matthew Hatton a contender for Alvarez having never fought at 154? This kind of thing has been happening forever and all you need to be today to challenge for one of the many trinkets is to be a top 15 and in many cases pretty much yearly fighters magically appear in rankings.

    but no one's trying to say canelo is one of the all time greatest fighters.

    roy made that assertion daily.
    But Roy never fought guys like that except for early in his career. Look at Chavez Sr's first 40 fights. Point is we can find fault in just about any greats record if we look hard enough. That does not detract in the end to how great they are/were. And many fighters claim to be the Goat. In the end no doubt in my mind that Roy is one of the greatest fighters that ever lived. Where he rests on peoples lists is subjective but he definitely deserves to be on the list. To bad he is soiling his legacy in a way by fighting on.


    1999... prime roy jones jr 38-1 (32 KO) WBC WBC lightheavy champ. vs richard frazier 18-3-1 (7 KO)

    y'all musta forgot!
    Ok so you hate Roy Jones cause he fought an optional.
    Think he rode the wbc #1 ranking for a year without having a fight, could be wrong though.

    I'd toss in Jones vs Otis Grant who never fought at Lt. hvy and jumped two weight divisions to have the distinction of being Roys showcase cannon fodder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ruthless rocco View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ruthless rocco View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    They paid their sanctioning fees and its no different today. How all of a sudden was Matthew Hatton a contender for Alvarez having never fought at 154? This kind of thing has been happening forever and all you need to be today to challenge for one of the many trinkets is to be a top 15 and in many cases pretty much yearly fighters magically appear in rankings.

    but no one's trying to say canelo is one of the all time greatest fighters.

    roy made that assertion daily.
    But Roy never fought guys like that except for early in his career. Look at Chavez Sr's first 40 fights. Point is we can find fault in just about any greats record if we look hard enough. That does not detract in the end to how great they are/were. And many fighters claim to be the Goat. In the end no doubt in my mind that Roy is one of the greatest fighters that ever lived. Where he rests on peoples lists is subjective but he definitely deserves to be on the list. To bad he is soiling his legacy in a way by fighting on.


    1999... prime roy jones jr 38-1 (32 KO) WBC WBC lightheavy champ. vs richard frazier 18-3-1 (7 KO)

    y'all musta forgot!
    Ok so you hate Roy Jones cause he fought an optional.
    Think he rode the wbc #1 ranking for a year without having a fight, could be wrong though.

    I'd toss in Jones vs Otis Grant who never fought at Lt. hvy and jumped two weight divisions to have the distinction of being Roys showcase cannon fodder.
    I'd go for Vinny for that trophy. Jones showed something he had never shown before or since in that fight. A dominant jab and I could not believe how good it was. Why he abandoned that and relied on reflexes will always puzzle me. Roy got all kinds of breaks because of his drawing power.

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