I believe that Jones, when he fought 2 years ago was the best cruiserweight, even comparing his performance then to performances of others now. We cant rate him on anything else because he's done nothing, so as it is he is still, in my opinion, the best at cruiserweight.
Helenius lookd kinda sloppy even so he isn´t. I hope he koops going and we see him and Pulev in about 2 years taking out Wlad and then going at each other.
Round 1 Helenius holding ground with his jab and some telegraphed right crosses down low. Tony is moving his head a lot but not throwing much more than a jab and feinting with hooks. Helenius connects with a lead right hand to the face. Another lands to the body a moment later. Tony is defensive, postured up with his back to the ropes and in a turtle shell but Helenius is not pulling the trigger. Helenius lands a couple of jabs. Tony feints with his jab but doesn't throw, then takes one to the body as he pulls back with his head straight up in the air. Helenius isn't seizing on the openings he's getting. 10-9 Helenius
Round 2 Helenius reaches out and slaps with his long jab. Tony is having a hard time getting inside to land. Lunging left hand misses for Tony and he gets countered before his feet touch down. Helenius throwing very softly and spending very little energy. Tony is suddenly hurt and begins to weave as Helenius throws a slow and workmanlike flurry at him. Tony survives the moment as the ref calls for a clean break when they get knotted. Again Helenius lands and gets egged on by the crowd but they are once more tangled and separated. Helenius jabs at Tony and then tries a slow lazy half-hooking jab that bounces off the gloves. Helenius looks like he took tranquilizers in the dressing room. Tony looks to be in survival mode - not totally running away but very cautious in his posture. 20-18 Helenius
Cunningham just fought troy ross you moron, or were you referring to guillermo jones? Like i said.........moron.
Is it even worth conversing with you? Probably not. I find it amazingly laughable that so many people on here cant take differing opinions to their own.
Round 3 More lazy hooks come from Helenius and they're enough to keep Tony shy despite getting blocked. Tony goes down awkwardly on one knee after a turning hook from Helenius. Tony beats the count and looks more perplexed than buzzed, and comes out to the center of the ring to trade jabs. They clinch and Helenius begins to time Tony with slow shows simply by predicting his repetitive head movements. Right hands and hooky jabs land and get Tony a bit shaken. Helenius continues to be the aggressor but lacks the carpe diem spirit. 10-8 Helenius
Your the one saying "is it even worth conversing with you?", and rejecting any arguments opposing your ******ed statement.
I knew YOU were going to say this. But you're pretty wrong here. I have not dismissed your opinion. I have just talked about my own. I have not resorted to childish name-calling.