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    Floyd Mayweather is not greater than Leonard, Duran, Whitaker, Hearns, Roy Jones from the modern era.
    I have to respectfully disagree with Hearns and Roy Jones. For me Roy is behind Floyd, Manny, Hop, Tito, Evander, Hagler and the others you named.
    Hearns won titles at multiple weights and entertained.

    Roy Jones dominated 3 weights (beating Hopkins and Toney) and won a title at heavy.
    Never cleaned out one weight he was in and Toney was the only p4p ranked guy he beat. While I give Floyd credit for his comp, Roy is the epitome of a guy who missed most of his significant threats. He had a great career and was a phenom, but his level of competition was a joke. I place Oscar and Tito above him historically.

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    Floyd Mayweather is not greater than Leonard, Duran, Whitaker, Hearns, Roy Jones from the modern era.
    I have to respectfully disagree with Hearns and Roy Jones. For me Roy is behind Floyd, Manny, Hop, Tito, Evander, Hagler and the others you named.
    Hearns won titles at multiple weights and entertained.

    Roy Jones dominated 3 weights (beating Hopkins and Toney) and won a title at heavy.
    Never cleaned out one weight he was in and Toney was the only p4p ranked guy he beat. While I give Floyd credit for his comp, Roy is the epitome of a guy who missed most of his significant threats. He had a great career and was a phenom, but his level of competition was a joke. I place Oscar and Tito above him historically.
    Shame on you for posting such a thing. I will not go into Oscar who had the bottle to take on all comers and Tito who had brutal power at 2 weights but Jones was the man and even you know that Benn, Eubank, Dariusz and others did not stand a chance.
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    Floyd Mayweather is not greater than Leonard, Duran, Whitaker, Hearns, Roy Jones from the modern era.
    I have to respectfully disagree with Hearns and Roy Jones. For me Roy is behind Floyd, Manny, Hop, Tito, Evander, Hagler and the others you named.
    Hearns won titles at multiple weights and entertained.

    Roy Jones dominated 3 weights (beating Hopkins and Toney) and won a title at heavy.
    Never cleaned out one weight he was in and Toney was the only p4p ranked guy he beat. While I give Floyd credit for his comp, Roy is the epitome of a guy who missed most of his significant threats. He had a great career and was a phenom, but his level of competition was a joke. I place Oscar and Tito above him historically.
    Shame on you for posting such a thing. I will not go into Oscar who had the bottle to take on all comers and Tito who had brutal power at 2 weights but Jones was the man and even you know that Benn, Eubank, Dariusz and others did not stand a chance.
    Any pro fighter has a chance. I was sure G-Man would destroy Benn. I was certain that Tyson was going to chew Douglas up and spit him out. I had no doubt that Leonard would leave the ring on a stretcher after fighting Hagler ( thought he lost that one, but was still shocked to see him last the distance). Roy was a phenom and on his best night I think he is even money with anyone in history. Still have to prove it in the ring...

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    Floyd Mayweather is not greater than Leonard, Duran, Whitaker, Hearns, Roy Jones from the modern era.
    I have to respectfully disagree with Hearns and Roy Jones. For me Roy is behind Floyd, Manny, Hop, Tito, Evander, Hagler and the others you named.
    Hearns won titles at multiple weights and entertained.

    Roy Jones dominated 3 weights (beating Hopkins and Toney) and won a title at heavy.
    Never cleaned out one weight he was in and Toney was the only p4p ranked guy he beat. While I give Floyd credit for his comp, Roy is the epitome of a guy who missed most of his significant threats. He had a great career and was a phenom, but his level of competition was a joke. I place Oscar and Tito above him historically.
    Shame on you for posting such a thing. I will not go into Oscar who had the bottle to take on all comers and Tito who had brutal power at 2 weights but Jones was the man and even you know that Benn, Eubank, Dariusz and others did not stand a chance.
    Any pro fighter has a chance. I was sure G-Man would destroy Benn. I was certain that Tyson was going to chew Douglas up and spit him out. I had no doubt that Leonard would leave the ring on a stretcher after fighting Hagler ( thought he lost that one, but was still shocked to see him last the distance). Roy was a phenom and on his best night I think he is even money with anyone in history. Still have to prove it in the ring...
    You could say the same with most fighters in history that they did not fight particular fighters.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
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    Floyd Mayweather is not greater than Leonard, Duran, Whitaker, Hearns, Roy Jones from the modern era.
    I have to respectfully disagree with Hearns and Roy Jones. For me Roy is behind Floyd, Manny, Hop, Tito, Evander, Hagler and the others you named.
    Hearns won titles at multiple weights and entertained.

    Roy Jones dominated 3 weights (beating Hopkins and Toney) and won a title at heavy.
    Never cleaned out one weight he was in and Toney was the only p4p ranked guy he beat. While I give Floyd credit for his comp, Roy is the epitome of a guy who missed most of his significant threats. He had a great career and was a phenom, but his level of competition was a joke. I place Oscar and Tito above him historically.
    Shame on you for posting such a thing. I will not go into Oscar who had the bottle to take on all comers and Tito who had brutal power at 2 weights but Jones was the man and even you know that Benn, Eubank, Dariusz and others did not stand a chance.
    Any pro fighter has a chance. I was sure G-Man would destroy Benn. I was certain that Tyson was going to chew Douglas up and spit him out. I had no doubt that Leonard would leave the ring on a stretcher after fighting Hagler ( thought he lost that one, but was still shocked to see him last the distance). Roy was a phenom and on his best night I think he is even money with anyone in history. Still have to prove it in the ring...
    You could say the same with most fighters in history that they did not fight particular fighters.
    Not NEARLY as many as Roy. Not even close. U can say Oscar avoided Winky n Vernon, maybe Tszyu. He fought Quartey, Whitaker, Tito, Mosley, Hop, Vargas and Chavez. Whoever says Floyd sucked anyone is an idiot. U can say Leonard never fought Pryor. Leonard fought Duran, Benitez, Hearns and Hagler.

    Roy didn't fight Benn, Eubank, Collins, Liles, Darius, G-Man, Julian Jackson, Graciano and/or Nunn. The only prime P4P great fighter Roy beat was Toney.

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    Oscar lost big fights.

    Floyd ducked Manny.

    Roy did not duck those fighters they ducked him.
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    Oscar lost big fights.

    Floyd ducked Manny.

    Roy did not duck those fighters they ducked him.
    Roy was supposedly, according to Roy, very good friends with G-Man. After Benn ended his career, how could he find a reason to NOT fight him? Steve Collins called Roy out repeatedly after beating Eubank and Benn. Doubt Collins was ducking Roy. Darius called Roy out constantly. Roy was the name at that weight and a win over him makes any of those guys a superstar.
    NO ONE was ducking Roy. It's why they called him Reluctant Roy and created the Roycott.

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    They said a tall dangerous fighter like corrales would beat floyd at the time...but guess what happened?

    Duran over floyd?..come on!?

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    They said a tall dangerous fighter like corrales would beat floyd at the time...but guess what happened?

    Duran over floyd?..come on!?
    At lightweight yes!
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    I love roy but he should have fought the best of the uk..clinton woods fight was just a sparring session and clinton was in love with roy in that fight!!

    Roy did beat tarver the first time though and people do forget that..

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    Quote Originally Posted by imp View Post
    I love roy but he should have fought the best of the uk..clinton woods fight was just a sparring session and clinton was in love with roy in that fight!!

    Roy did beat tarver the first time though and people do forget that..
    I actually think the Tarver win was Roys most impressive. I felt Hop was green and Ruiz was limited. The Griffin win was visually impressive and a great win, but Roy showed a ton of guts in taking Tarver on knowing he had a tough style and then showed serious toughness in winning what was an extremely taxing fight. All of that being said, I can't believe he didn't fight Benn, Eubank, Collins, Darius, Graciano, Liles, G-Man, Julian Jackson and/or Michael Nunn. Craziest thing is that people still try and say Roy never ducked anyone.

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