From around 1997 till 2003.Originally Posted by Fenster
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Re: Dream Fights for Bernard Hopkins.
From around 1997 till 2003.
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Re: Dream Fights for Bernard Hopkins.
The only top draw fighter he beat in his prime then was the undersized Tito.
He fought a great fight against Tito, but I dont see that guy beating any true GREAT.
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Re: Dream Fights for Bernard Hopkins.
Well you could make an arguement that Marvin Hagler never truly beat a "Great Middleweight" considering Duran, Hearns, were moving up similar to ODLH, Tito. Although Thomas Hearns did do much better at the higher weightclasses, than ODLH, Tito, did.
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Re: Dream Fights for Bernard Hopkins.
Haglers overall record looks far more impressive than Hopkins though.Well you could make an arguement that Marvin Hagler never truly beat a "Great Middleweight" considering Duran, Hearns, were moving up similar to ODLH, Tito. Although Thomas Hearns did do much better at the higher weightclasses, than ODLH, Tito, did.
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Re: Dream Fights for Bernard Hopkins.
Hagler did fight in a better era though. The middleweight division in hopkins era lacked other great fighters that were actual middleweights so he had to go for great but smaller fighters in DLH and Trinidad and he knocked them both out. No one else has done that. When a good fighter came along in Taylor, Hopkins was aged 40.Haglers overall record looks far more impressive than Hopkins though.Well you could make an arguement that Marvin Hagler never truly beat a "Great Middleweight" considering Duran, Hearns, were moving up similar to ODLH, Tito. Although Thomas Hearns did do much better at the higher weightclasses, than ODLH, Tito, did.
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Re: Dream Fights for Bernard Hopkins.
From around 1997 till 2003.
the hopkins that beat the hell out of glen johnson was probably the best ive ever seen him. that bhop wouldve done well during the 80s
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Re: Dream Fights for Bernard Hopkins.
Totally agree,From around 1997 till 2003.
the hopkins that beat the hell out of glen johnson was probably the best ive ever seen him. that bhop wouldve done well during the 80s
A prime bhop would do well in any era.
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