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    Quote Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui View Post
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    Heavyweight = Mike Tsyon vs Joe Frazier
    Cruiserweight = David Haye vs Evander Holyfield
    Light Heavyweight = Michael Spinks vs Ezzard Charles
    Super Middleweight = Sven Ottke vs Joe calzaghe
    Middleweight = Roy Jones Jr vs Ray Robinson
    Jr Middleweight = Terry Norris vs Mike McCallum
    Welterweight = Tommy Hearns vs Felix Trinidad
    Jr Welterweight = Aaron Pryor vs Wilfred Benitez
    Lightweight = Roberto Duran vs Shane Mosley
    Super Featherweight = Floyd Mayweather vs Joel Casamayor
    Featherweight = Juan Manuel Marquez vs Azumah Nelson
    Super Bantamweight = Erik Morales vs Wilfredo Gomez
    Bantamweight = Ruben Olivares vs Rafael Marquez
    Super Flyweight = Khaosai Galaxy vs Fernando Montiel
    Flyweight = Jimmy Wilde vs Mark Johnson
    Jr Flyweight = Chang-Jung Koo vs Michael Carbajal
    Minimumweight = Ricardo Lopez vs Ivan Calderon
    Chang and Carbajal would have been fun. Floyd and Casamyor really should have happened. Too bad. Olivares and marquez is a better fight than many would think. Had Jones been able to make 160 the day of a fight, Robby schools him. That Jones was really inexperienced. Pryor and benitez might have been the perfectly chosen contrast in styles. Magic.
    I actually consider Olivares-Marquez to be a 50-50 fight. People seem to forget what a beast Marquez was as a Bantamweight. Jones was some what inexperienced at 160. But his skill level is so off the charts that it almost didn't matter. People don't seem to realize that Jones never really learned to fight the right way. He had so many bad habits. But those bad habits were easily erased cuz he was Superman. Robinson never, ever faced anybody close to having the talent Jones had. How would he deal and prepare for it? If I had to pick one fight I think it would easily be Duran-Mosley at 135

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    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    Heavyweight = Mike Tsyon vs Joe Frazier
    Cruiserweight = David Haye vs Evander Holyfield
    Light Heavyweight = Michael Spinks vs Ezzard Charles
    Super Middleweight = Sven Ottke vs Joe calzaghe
    Middleweight = Roy Jones Jr vs Ray Robinson
    Jr Middleweight = Terry Norris vs Mike McCallum
    Welterweight = Tommy Hearns vs Felix Trinidad
    Jr Welterweight = Aaron Pryor vs Wilfred Benitez
    Lightweight = Roberto Duran vs Shane Mosley
    Super Featherweight = Floyd Mayweather vs Joel Casamayor
    Featherweight = Juan Manuel Marquez vs Azumah Nelson
    Super Bantamweight = Erik Morales vs Wilfredo Gomez
    Bantamweight = Ruben Olivares vs Rafael Marquez
    Super Flyweight = Khaosai Galaxy vs Fernando Montiel
    Flyweight = Jimmy Wilde vs Mark Johnson
    Jr Flyweight = Chang-Jung Koo vs Michael Carbajal
    Minimumweight = Ricardo Lopez vs Ivan Calderon
    Chang and Carbajal would have been fun. Floyd and Casamyor really should have happened. Too bad. Olivares and marquez is a better fight than many would think. Had Jones been able to make 160 the day of a fight, Robby schools him. That Jones was really inexperienced. Pryor and benitez might have been the perfectly chosen contrast in styles. Magic.
    I actually consider Olivares-Marquez to be a 50-50 fight. People seem to forget what a beast Marquez was as a Bantamweight. Jones was some what inexperienced at 160. But his skill level is so off the charts that it almost didn't matter. People don't seem to realize that Jones never really learned to fight the right way. He had so many bad habits. But those bad habits were easily erased cuz he was Superman. Robinson never, ever faced anybody close to having the talent Jones had. How would he deal and prepare for it? If I had to pick one fight I think it would easily be Duran-Mosley at 135
    The best pure athlete Robinson faced was probably who? California Jackie Wilson? Roy never saw anyone who could punch like Robinson, nor a ring general like Robinson who would so badly exploit Roy's technical mistakes. I think it's a blowout.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    Heavyweight = Mike Tsyon vs Joe Frazier
    Cruiserweight = David Haye vs Evander Holyfield
    Light Heavyweight = Michael Spinks vs Ezzard Charles
    Super Middleweight = Sven Ottke vs Joe calzaghe
    Middleweight = Roy Jones Jr vs Ray Robinson
    Jr Middleweight = Terry Norris vs Mike McCallum
    Welterweight = Tommy Hearns vs Felix Trinidad
    Jr Welterweight = Aaron Pryor vs Wilfred Benitez
    Lightweight = Roberto Duran vs Shane Mosley
    Super Featherweight = Floyd Mayweather vs Joel Casamayor
    Featherweight = Juan Manuel Marquez vs Azumah Nelson
    Super Bantamweight = Erik Morales vs Wilfredo Gomez
    Bantamweight = Ruben Olivares vs Rafael Marquez
    Super Flyweight = Khaosai Galaxy vs Fernando Montiel
    Flyweight = Jimmy Wilde vs Mark Johnson
    Jr Flyweight = Chang-Jung Koo vs Michael Carbajal
    Minimumweight = Ricardo Lopez vs Ivan Calderon
    Chang and Carbajal would have been fun. Floyd and Casamyor really should have happened. Too bad. Olivares and marquez is a better fight than many would think. Had Jones been able to make 160 the day of a fight, Robby schools him. That Jones was really inexperienced. Pryor and benitez might have been the perfectly chosen contrast in styles. Magic.
    I actually consider Olivares-Marquez to be a 50-50 fight. People seem to forget what a beast Marquez was as a Bantamweight. Jones was some what inexperienced at 160. But his skill level is so off the charts that it almost didn't matter. People don't seem to realize that Jones never really learned to fight the right way. He had so many bad habits. But those bad habits were easily erased cuz he was Superman. Robinson never, ever faced anybody close to having the talent Jones had. How would he deal and prepare for it? If I had to pick one fight I think it would easily be Duran-Mosley at 135
    The best pure athlete Robinson faced was probably who? California Jackie Wilson? Roy never saw anyone who could punch like Robinson, nor a ring general like Robinson who would so badly exploit Roy's technical mistakes. I think it's a blowout.
    The only thing in common Wilson and Jones had was a silver Olympic medal. He was athletic but I don't think he could be compared to Jones. I don't think anybody could when it comes to talent. I consider skills and talent 2 different things. For all his mistakes and flaws, I don't think anybody would ever blow a 160 pound Roy Jones. Not even the great Ray Robinson.

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    The only thing in common Wilson and Jones had was a silver Olympic medal. He was athletic but I don't think he could be compared to Jones. I don't think anybody could when it comes to talent. I consider skills and talent 2 different things. For all his mistakes and flaws, I don't think anybody would ever blow a 160 pound Roy Jones. Not even the great Ray Robinson.
    I wasn't trying to argue Wilson=Jones just that he might have been best athlete SRR faced. If I had to name the most overweighted element in the success of a fighter in the minds of fans? it is raw talent. The most underweighted? Craft. Good talent and exceptional craft will almost always beat great talent and mediocre craft.
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    In my mind, any dream card would include Ketchel vs Greb at 160, and Chavez vs Duran at 140. Probably Benny Leonard and Whitaker at 135.

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    Quote Originally Posted by greynotsoold View Post
    In my mind, any dream card would include Ketchel vs Greb at 160, and Chavez vs Duran at 140. Probably Benny Leonard and Whitaker at 135.
    I gotta say I on my list of fighters I just don't "get" is Stanley Ketchell. I've read just about everything there is on him and he is claimed to be a savage whirling dervish, and yet the best footage of him I can find, the fourth Papke fight, shows a disinterested, slow, sluggish guy. I know it's only one fight but...
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    Quote Originally Posted by marbleheadmaui View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by greynotsoold View Post
    In my mind, any dream card would include Ketchel vs Greb at 160, and Chavez vs Duran at 140. Probably Benny Leonard and Whitaker at 135.
    I gotta say I on my list of fighters I just don't "get" is Stanley Ketchell. I've read just about everything there is on him and he is claimed to be a savage whirling dervish, and yet the best footage of him I can find, the fourth Papke fight, shows a disinterested, slow, sluggish guy. I know it's only one fight but...
    You must have seen the clip where he knocks down Jack Johnson, that is the equivalent of Martinez knocking down Haye.
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