Quote Originally Posted by silent assassin
Quote Originally Posted by SweetPea
The Toney fight is by far Jones' most impressive victory. Much more impressive than Roy's victory over Ruiz, who was a paper champion and simply not that good of a fighter.

Toney being weight drained is a poor excuse. Toney battled weight problems his entire career, yet he never clearly lost a fight for more than a decade after he was dominated by Jones.
Toney lost his very next fight to Montell Griffin (A loss is a loss). RJJ fought Ruiz (a legitamate HW with a 30+ lb advantage) right after he went 1-1-1 with Holyfield. And albeit a DQ win against Kirk Johnson, it was a win.

IMO there's not a right or wrong answer to this question. It just depends on personal opinion of what impressed u more.
A loss is not a loss when you preface it by saying he never "CLEARLY lost", which is how I stated it. James Toney was dominated only twice in his career, which spanned more than 70 fights. The first was against Roy, the second didn't occur until more than 12 years later in the second Sam Peter fight.