Who in history would've beaten Roy Jones @ 168 or 175

I have to agree Toney win was better than the Ruiz win.

Ruiz - WBA
Byrd - IBF
Lennox - WBC
Wladimir -WBO

For RJJ to win a title, Ruiz was the best option.

Shot Tyson of 03 could have given RJJ a tougher fight.

But to win titles at MW, SMW, LHW and HW is still an impressive feat IMO. Deserves respect for it regardless.

 

ABA vs Golden Gloves

Calzaghe
110-10 record as an amateur
Calzaghe won three ABA titles at different weights (welterweight in 1991, light middleweight in 1992, middleweight in 1993).

Roy Jones
Record: 121-13
1986 National Golden Gloves - Light Welterweight Champion (beat

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in the final)
1986 Goodwill Games (Moscow) - Light Welterweight Bronze Medalist (lost to

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1987 National Golden Gloves - Light Middleweight Champion
1987 Junior World Championship - Light Middleweight, lost to

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1988 National Golden Gloves - Light Middleweight Bronze Medalist (lost a 3-round decision to

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1988 Olympic Trials - defeated

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twice to go to the Olympics
Light Middleweight Silver Medalist for the United States at the 1988

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in Seoul, South Korea.

Calzaghe even in his amatuer days was fighting bull**** opposition

 

Calzaghe thrashed Raul Marquez who was:

• 1989 United States Amateur welterweight champion
• 1991 United States Amateur light middleweight champion

Calzaghe decimated Vitali Klitschko conqueror Chris Byrd. Chris Byrd 's achievements:

• 275 wins as an amateur
• 1988 Olympic Trials: Lost to eventual United States representative Todd Foster in the quarterfinals of the Light Welterweight competition
• 1989 United States Amateur Light Welterweight Champion
• 1990 Goodwill Games in Seattle, WA: Lost to Torsten Schmitz (East Germany) in the quarterfinals of the Light Middleweight competition
• 1991 United States Amateur Middleweight Champion
• 1991 World Championships: Lost to Ramon Garbey (Cuba) in Middleweight competition
• 1992 United States Amateur Middleweight Champion
• 1992 Middleweight Gold Medalist at Canada Cup. Results:
  • ****** Crawford (Australia) won on points
  • Joe Laryea (Ghana) won on points
  • Igor Anashkin (Russia) won on points
• 1992 Olympic Trials Middleweight winner in Worcester, MA. Results:
  • Derrick James, won on points
  • William Joppy, won on points
  • Mike DeMoss, won on points
• 1992 Olympic Box-Off Middleweight winner in Phoenix, AZ. Results:
  • Mike DeMoss, won on points
• 1992 Middleweight Silver Medalist at the Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. Results:
  • Mark Edwards (Great Britain) 21-3
  • Alexander Lebziak (Russia/Unified Team) 16-7
  • Ahmed Dine (Algeria) 21-2
  • Chris Johnson (Canada) 17-3
  • Ariel Hernandez (Cuba) 7-12

Professional Achievements

• WBO Heavyweight Champion 2000
• IBF Heavyweight Champion 2002-2006

realsoulja humiliated once again. It's irrefutable. :bbb:happy

 

jones is still better than calzaghe no matter how hard you fanboys will try to rationalize it. keep wasting time trying though lol