Too bad Jones didn't take on Julian Jackson or Gerald McClellan

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  1. Commando

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    Not many but he did take on some good punchers or fighters that were a lot bigger than him.


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  2. Commando

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    well he did knockdown Tarver and Dawson :yep
     
  3. kinski

    kinski Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Not into gay sex like urself sorry! So ruiz is bigger? Also slow as maple syrup!!! How many"good punchers"?!! Not many. He took the path of least resistence!
     
  4. kopejh

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    stop nitpicking. Toney had power to knock out any average chinned middleweight and he couldn't lay a glove on RJJ. how the **** were are the other bums you are bringing up gonna beat him? ****ing idiot, Jones probably ain't white enough for you.
     
  5. kinski

    kinski Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Nitpicking? Go look @ his resume ****head!!! Why u bringing race into it?! And u said it bums is right!!!
     
  6. kopejh

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    you are nitpicking you dumb redneck. give me a puncher who had better chance at landing a punch on RJJ than Toney.
     
  7. kinski

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    LETS SEE DUMBASS......bENN ,GMAN,EUBANKS! BENN AND GERALD HIT HARDER THEN TONEY!! TALKING OUT OF UR IGNORANT BAGGY PANTS WEARING ASS!!!
     
  8. kopejh

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    what are you talking about, fuking idiot, you listed two clubbing cavemen and one average technician, how do they have a better chance than Toney at landing a KO punch on RJJ. fking dumbass
     
  9. Fighting Weight

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    What a moron :patsch

    Benn wasn't on Jones radar, he was finished after his fight with G-Man, and so was G-Man which pretty much ruled him out permanently too. After that fight Benn lost to Collins twice and so did Eubank around the same time...if Roy can be accused of ducking anyone it's actually Collins not Benn or Eubank - and Collins just ****ing sucked. Take a look at common opponents of Benn, Eubank and Roy before you spout ****, fighters they both struggled with got demolished by Jones. Also Benn and Eubank both ducked the **** out of Toney and we all saw what happened when Jones faced that guy didn't we?
     
  10. Sangria

    Sangria You bleed like Mylee Full Member

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    t h a n k y o u
     
  11. Fighting Weight

    Fighting Weight Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    No problem dude :good

    The Jones hating on here has hit epic proportions, time to educate the idiots on what really happened I think.
     
  12. Rocket

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    Julian Jackson doesn't bring enough money to the table to warrant Jones consideration in a fight. I will let you in on a secret , since you seem to be so ****ing stupid, boxing is a business.
     
  13. Bokaj

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    So beating at least one out of Benn/McLellan plus Collins and then Darius and also Nunn would have made Jones' record more or less perfect up until 2003? These are the names that are missing? (And I don't mean to say that Jones ducked them all, just that they were guys with whom fights should have been made in order to erase all doubts about Jones' status as the supreme fighter of the era.)

    EDIT: For a fight with Julian Jackson to take place it would have had to be during Jones' days as a MW, before McLellan beat Jackson. A win over Jackson then would certainly enhance Jones' record at MW, but it would do little for his SMW record to beat him after McLellan did.
     
  14. Sangria

    Sangria You bleed like Mylee Full Member

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    Plus, Jackson got beat up by Quincy Taylor not far after. I'm not sure how much a win over a faded but still dangerous(?) Jackson helps Jones here.
     
  15. Grinder

    Grinder Dude, don't call me Dude Full Member

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    Basic? You are referring to a very dangerous boxer puncher who at his ideal weight could possibly have KTFO any boxer in history apart from the very most granite chinned.

    Am I exaggerating? Prove me wrong.

    He fell in love with his power and instead of dismantling fighters like Julian Jackson decided to go toe to toe, knowing that his own granite chin would hold up. Exciting way to. Urn the candle at both ends, but the result is what you see today.

    RJJ could very well have been KOed by G-man who was similarly athletically gifted.