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    Default Re: Who's higher P4P of all time

    1. Roy
    2. Calzaghe
    3. Hopkins

    I don't think Hopkins beat anyone that Calzaghe and Jones (I don't think Roy would have lost to Tarver or Johnson had he not jumped up to heavyweight). would have been troubled by.

    Hopkins lost twice to Taylor. I could never see a weak finisher like Taylor going 24 rounds with either Calzaghe or Roy. They would not need to be "prime" to KO him.

    Finally, both Roy and Calzaghe beat Hopkins on the back of him showing top winning form before and after, so no real excuses. Hopkins ranks third of the three.
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    Default Re: Who's higher P4P of all time

    I don't think B-Hop's opposition at Middleweight was any better than Calzaghe's at SMW, but I do think (and it's subjective) that B-Hop is/was a better fighter than JC


    The big blip on Hopkins career for mwe is the 2 losses to JT. Those fights were there to be won, but only fought for the last 4 rounds in each fight.
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    Default Re: Who's higher P4P of all time

    1. Hopkins
    2. Jones
    3. Calzaghe

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    Default Re: Who's higher P4P of all time

    Jones
    Hopkins
    JC

    I think Bernard was better boxer than Roy and that has lead to a longer career at the top but Roy's tremendous athletic abilities are hard to find an equal to anywhere in boxing.
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    Default Re: Who's higher P4P of all time

    Quote Originally Posted by BIG H View Post
    I don't think B-Hop's opposition at Middleweight was any better than Calzaghe's at SMW, but I do think (and it's subjective) that B-Hop is/was a better fighter than JC


    The big blip on Hopkins career for mwe is the 2 losses to JT. Those fights were there to be won, but only fought for the last 4 rounds in each fight.
    I don't see Hopkins no way near as talented as either of them. What he lacked in talent though he made up for in guile.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by BIG H View Post
    I don't think B-Hop's opposition at Middleweight was any better than Calzaghe's at SMW, but I do think (and it's subjective) that B-Hop is/was a better fighter than JC


    The big blip on Hopkins career for mwe is the 2 losses to JT. Those fights were there to be won, but only fought for the last 4 rounds in each fight.
    I don't see Hopkins no way near as talented as either of them. What he lacked in talent though he made up for in guile,smooth counter punching,defense of the Matrix,the right hand of Bruce Lee ( the good one),the ring generalship of Patton and the non smacking frantic fits of a epileptic adolescent

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by BIG H View Post
    I don't think B-Hop's opposition at Middleweight was any better than Calzaghe's at SMW, but I do think (and it's subjective) that B-Hop is/was a better fighter than JC


    The big blip on Hopkins career for mwe is the 2 losses to JT. Those fights were there to be won, but only fought for the last 4 rounds in each fight.
    I don't see Hopkins no way near as talented as either of them. What he lacked in talent though he made up for in guile,smooth counter punching,defense of the Matrix,the right hand of Bruce Lee ( the good one),the ring generalship of Patton and the non smacking frantic fits of a epileptic adolescent

    He's the Peter Ebdon of boxing.
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    Ah right.. I guess for me it must be a case of - when you think your girlfriend is beautiful but everyone else thinks she's ugly. Just the reverse.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post

    I don't see Hopkins no way near as talented as either of them. What he lacked in talent though he made up for in guile,smooth counter punching,defense of the Matrix,the right hand of Bruce Lee ( the good one),the ring generalship of Patton and the non smacking frantic fits of a epileptic adolescent

    He's the Peter Ebdon of boxing.
    Fixed it for you
    Ah right.. I guess for me it must be a case of - when you think your girlfriend is beautiful but everyone else thinks she's ugly. Just the reverse.
    Ha.Ol' Hopkins can definitly be a brown bagger .I wish all of the women in my life could be as jaw dropping and as firery as they were in back in college

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Fixed it for you
    Ah right.. I guess for me it must be a case of - when you think your girlfriend is beautiful but everyone else thinks she's ugly. Just the reverse.
    Ha.Ol' Hopkins can definitly be a brown bagger .I wish all of the women in my life could be as jaw dropping and as firery as they were in back in college
    And you're a fan that hasn't had to watch his fights at 4am.


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    Default Re: Who's higher P4P of all time

    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    1. Roy
    2. Calzaghe
    3. Hopkins

    I don't think Hopkins beat anyone that Calzaghe and Jones (I don't think Roy would have lost to Tarver or Johnson had he not jumped up to heavyweight). would have been troubled by.

    Hopkins lost twice to Taylor. I could never see a weak finisher like Taylor going 24 rounds with either Calzaghe or Roy. They would not need to be "prime" to KO him.

    Finally, both Roy and Calzaghe beat Hopkins on the back of him showing top winning form before and after, so no real excuses. Hopkins ranks third of the three.
    That's a sound logic so I would have it the same way.

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    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Fenster View Post
    1. Roy
    2. Calzaghe
    3. Hopkins

    I don't think Hopkins beat anyone that Calzaghe and Jones (I don't think Roy would have lost to Tarver or Johnson had he not jumped up to heavyweight). would have been troubled by.

    Hopkins lost twice to Taylor. I could never see a weak finisher like Taylor going 24 rounds with either Calzaghe or Roy. They would not need to be "prime" to KO him.

    Finally, both Roy and Calzaghe beat Hopkins on the back of him showing top winning form before and after, so no real excuses. Hopkins ranks third of the three.
    That's a sound logic so I would have it the same way.
    You'd be right then. Fact.
    Last edited by Fenster; 08-11-2009 at 11:41 AM.
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