THE BEST LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT OF ALL TIME WAS....

[SEANIE]

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[southakron314]

I think Roy Jones is. Has has done it all has pretty much fought all there is to fight. Maybee he can meet Calzaghe at a catch weight. Well then again Calzaghe can duck them pretty good. Look at Kessler.

[GAME]

Double M Michael Moorer

[LegendBoxing65]

I guess your right. The biggest victory was the onslaught of James Toney but that was at 168. I alway's wanted him to fight Jirov and Milecowitz when they were undefeated. You must admit that Montel Griffin was undefeated at his peak when he smashed him.

Well who knows. I might be wrong. The signature fight thing might be overrated. Bob Foster doesn't have that many signature fights. Well he does have the Dick Tiger fight. Your exciting fighters have more signature fights. The 80s had alot of signature fights, more than most eras I think, and the 40s.

[LegendBoxing65]

But if you look at skill and if you did a round robin with all these guys, Roy Jones and Virgil Hill might have done ok. Obviously Roy beat Virgil, but Virgil was good also when he was from 1989-1994 or so. I think the Roy/Virgil era is underrated because many people think the opponents they fought were not the level of a guy like Foster. I disagree. Virgil fought Stewart, Czyz,Thomas Hearns, Frank Tate, Tiozzo,Maske,Devalle, Roy Jones,Lalonde,Mormeck and the list goes on and on, Roy Jones Jr. fought Hopkins, James Toney, McCallum,Griffin,Virgil Hill,Devalle,Harding,Tarver,Ruiz, and Glen Johnson. So Virgil and Roy fought every good fighter who came through the light heavyweight division since the late 80s to now.. 20 years of fighters. So they must be good. But somehow Spinks and Charles and Foster control the rankings.