Jones
Hopkins (around the time he fought Trinidad would have been great to see against a prime Jones IMO)
Toney (at his best would have defeated Calzaghe)
Calzaghe (at his best may have defeated Toney)
Jones
Hopkins (around the time he fought Trinidad would have been great to see against a prime Jones IMO)
Toney (at his best would have defeated Calzaghe)
Calzaghe (at his best may have defeated Toney)
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Would Calzaghe have fought the best from middleweight to HEAVYWEIGHT and still had success?
IMO...
1. Jones
2. James Toney
3. Bernard Hopkins
4. Calzaghe
I know it seems like Im being hard on Calzaghe, but IMO Jones, Toney and Hopkins are on a different level, these guys are some of the best our generation has produced.
id have it
Jones-Calzaghe-Hopkins-Toney
He's 43, and to be honest I can't remember too many Hopkins fights where he impressed me any more than he did against JC, he's always boring and innactive! As far as JC goes, that was probably the worst I have seen him! Prime for prime nobody really knows
Hopkins always came in with a great game plan or two. He has always been a very clever fighter IMO & the win over Trinidad who was a big favorite coming in just exposed that to more people. When he fought Jones it was really his first time on the big stage & he was to tentative & gave Jones to much respect. I don't think he ever let that happen again!
I remember when there was Toney was at 190 & there was talk of a Hopkins/ Toney bout (It was on a Ring cover too) it would have been to technically brilliant old school fighters going at it. My opinion is Hopkins always had another gear to move into & a plan b or c if needed. It would have been a great battle to see
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