There has never been a better fighter than a 168 Roy Jones.Originally Posted by taansend
There has never been a better fighter than a 168 Roy Jones.Originally Posted by taansend
Kessler wins
It was alot closer than I expected. One vote away from 50%
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Takin Calzaghe. Just by the way he dismantled Manfredo. LOL
I agree Roy Jones Jr would beat Calzaghe. and Kessler.Originally Posted by Violent Demise
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I have to agree tooOriginally Posted by southakron314
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This is a strange one because the 168lbs version of Roy Jones is the greatest boxer I have seen in my lifetime but if I was to do a table of the greatest SMW of all time I think I would have to place Calzaghe on top due to the fact he stayed there most of his career and made so many defences of his (WBO i know) title, whereas Jones' spell at the weight was relatively short. Also Sven must get an honourable mention!
Back to the original point though. I didn't vote on this poll originally but I would have voted Kessler and been wrong so I've voted him anyway!
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Kessler was the most talented pure boxer Calzaghe ever faced, he combines speed, power and skill. Kessler is one of the top young boxers around. I saw him KOd Beyer with one shot, he gave Andrade an incredible boxing lesson. Kessler's brand of clean crisp performance is something I'm not seeing from any other young boxer at the higher weights right now
To those who say that Joe fans only hype Kessler to make Joe look better, I say that while that may be true in some cases, its mostly wrong, because thinking that way presupposes that Kessler isn't actually any good. He is, he's the top guy at SMW and proved it by taking everyone elses belts up until he met Joe. You only have to look at him to see the amount of potential he has and what a difficult prospect he would be for anyone at SMW/ LHW
Super Middleweight also acknowledge as Kessler's Kingdom when Calzaghe has retire
Kessler is a great fighter and futre to 10p4p no doubt.
I hope he fights a name after his next bout and in America.
Roy looked excellant at 168 based on the Toney win alone because the rest of the cops and robbers he fought were C-Level. I still think if Roy and Toney had fought at 175 the fight could have been a lot different. Toney had a drip atatched to him when he slept the night before the fight because he was dangerously weight drained. Toney was not even on the level below his best the night he fought Roy, he was weak as a kitten.
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