Better top 10 wins Floyd or Roy Jones

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  1. larryx2012

    larryx2012 I AM BETTER THEN YOU Full Member

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  2. Brickhaus

    Brickhaus Packs the house Full Member

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    IMO, combining both lists looks like this:

    1. Jones over Toney
    2. Jones over Hopkins
    3. Mayweather over Castillo II
    4. Mayweather over Corrales
    5. Mayweather over Castillo I
    6. Mayweather over Cotto
    7. Jones over Ruiz
    8. Jones over Hill
    9. Mayweather over DLH
    10. Jones over Tarver
    11. Jones over Griffin
    12. Mayweather over Marquez
    13. Jones over McCallum
    14. Mayweather over Hatton
    15. Jones over Gonzalez
    16. Mayweather over Chavez
    17. Jones over Woods
    18. Mayweather over Mosley
    19. Mayweather over Hernandez
    20. Jones over Tate

    I think Jones just nudges it based on the strength of the top two.
     
  3. Prince.

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    i kept on holdin to every title that i earn pound for pound im not concern (why) cuz if you put it on the line Roy Jones will be one through nine and number ten will be blank the experts need time to think (hmmmm) but from what i saw (****) Roy Jones number ten south paw cuz number one had no flaws (and still) have been through more **** than your draws

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    Roy being his own promoter earlier on in his career didn't do too bad for himself tbh. Everyone knows boxing is corrupt with the likes of Don Kings which were around those days. The main thing is he held onto his titles and produced good wins against Montell Griffin, James Toney, B hop etc. I sometimes think he was too good for his own... there was no real competition and back in the days Roy was adamant not to travel to Germany to face a certain someone. I guess he didn't want to face robbery like he did in the Olympics. How ironic as now he is going anywhere and everywhere :/

    I would pretty much have the same list as the guy above me; maybe replace one of the names with Virgil Hill.
     
  4. turbotime

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  5. mackem

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    Why no Mayweather over gatti on that list????
     
  6. MoJoGoodie

    MoJoGoodie Boxing Addict Full Member

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    great post like i said earlier these two resume wise are not that far apart from each other.
     
  7. Badbot

    Badbot You can just do things. Full Member

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    Not 100% accurate but i got to agree.
    Wins over two all time greats gives Jones the edge.
     
  8. knockout artist

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    Floyd.

    Hill was past it and coming off a loss

    Mccallum was shot to ****

    Ruiz is C level

    The fact that Roy over Clinton woods is even on there tells you how weak Roy's top 10 is :lol:

    Roy has Toney, Hopkins, Tarver and Ruiz, Griffin, Johnson

    Floyd has Coralles, ODLH, Castillo (x2), Marquez, Judah, Hatton, Hernandez, Mosley, Mosley (coming off devestating KO of Margarito)
     
  9. megavolt

    megavolt Constantly Shadowboxing Full Member

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    Jones is my main dude but I gotta give this one to Floyd- Jones' resume tapers off a lot more than Mayweather's once you get past their top 6-7 or so.

    Although he does have the better peak wins
     
  10. Chairman

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    Robberies don't count.
     
  11. DrBanzai

    DrBanzai Active Member Full Member

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    Not even close, Jones wins over Toney and Hopkins alone are better then all of Floyds wins combined.
     
  12. Body Head

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    This is a better top 20

    1. JONES over Toney
    2. JONES over Ruiz
    3. JONES over Hopkins
    4. MAYWEATHER over Corrales
    5. MAYWEATHER over Oscar De La Hoya
    6. JONES over Hill
    7. MAYWEATHER over Hatton
    8. MAYWEATHER over Cotto
    9. JONES over Tarver
    10. JONES over Griffin
    11. MAYWEATHER over Mosley
    12. MAYWEATHER over CASTILLO
    13. MAYWEATHER over CASTILLO 2
    14. JONES over Castro
    15. MAYWEATHER over Marquez
    16. JONES over Malinga
    17. MAYWEATHER over Hernandez
    18. JONES over Harding
    19. MAYWEATHER over Judah
    20. JONES over Woods
     
  13. PowerPuncher

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    A good attempt but Reggie Johnson and Harding should be there, over Gonzalez and Woods and maybe even over Tarver. Malinga is borderline

    Personally I'd rate the DLH win over Cotto too

    Debatable, Harding at his best is underrated
     
  14. FJay

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    Mayweather but Jones has a better top 5
     
  15. Brickhaus

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    FWIW, Hill wasn't even close to shot then - he was coming off a loss, but had JUST been lineal LHW champ. He was in his prime, and went on to win multiple titles after that fight.

    Anyway, one can play the same game with Floyd's resume.

    But just for fun:

    DLH was a semi-retired fighter who following that fight got his ass kicked by a guy moving up two weight classes.

    Corrales never panned out to be the monster people thought he was, and his best win was a come-from-behind KO where he had to cheat to avoid getting knocked out himself.

    Castillo was no better than Corrales, as multiple fights proved, yet he gave Floyd a ton of trouble.

    Cotto was competing above his best weight class.

    Hatton was moving up to a weight class where we already knew he sucked, plus he was pretty close to done by then.

    Marquez was moving up two weight classes.

    Mosely was gun shy and toast, and still knocked down Mayweather.

    Judah was coming off a loss and never really did **** other than beating Spinks.

    Now, I don't 100% believe all of the things I wrote above, but just as many holes can be poked in Floyd's resume as Jones's. They both avoided the best fighters they could face until it was too late. They both fought a bunch of guys not at their best weights. They both cherry picked like hell. And while they both have good resumes, it shows.