Bernard Hopkins' biggest quality wins?

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  1. levluger

    levluger Active Member Full Member

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    tito, de la hoya, pavlik, tarver, wright
     
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  2. Sweet Pea

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    The win over De La Hoya was no better than one of his mediocre title defenses over the likes of Eastman and Echols.

    Trinidad, Tarver, and Pavlik were his best wins.
     
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  3. gambleer

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    Glen was also a good win.
     
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  4. BULLFROMBORNEO

    BULLFROMBORNEO Active Member Full Member

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    Which is why I didn't list most of them. Echols was a better win than DLH. The DLH/Hopkins fight smelled a little too shady for my tastes, in more ways than one.
     
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  5. BULLFROMBORNEO

    BULLFROMBORNEO Active Member Full Member

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    Glen is an overrated win, he would fall under the category of " name win ". Glen was nothing what he would turn into years to come.
     
    BULLFROMBORNEO, Feb 25, 2009
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  6. TRUEBELIEVER 66

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    NOTHING shady about that:nutit was a clean body shot KO:deal...
    btw Hops was the 1st guy to stop ODH..
     
    TRUEBELIEVER 66, Feb 25, 2009
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  7. dave82

    dave82 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Trinidad
    Pavlik
    Tarver
    Wright
    Johnson
    Echols
    De La Hoya
     
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  8. PATSYS

    PATSYS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Hopkins' has the luxury of fighting good opposition when he was almost 40 - which means he was in a win win situation. If he lost to Tarver, Winky, Pavlik, nobody would have taken that against him just like when he lost to Calzaghe.

    But during his prime, Hopkins has been a real ***** when it comes to making big fights happen. I have listed countless times the guys who graced the 160 to 175 division during early 90s to 2000 that Hopkins could have fought but didn't. Just look at his resume at before he moved up to 175..:patsch

    Good thing he lost to Taylor and has to move up to 175, otherwise we would have seen Hopkins-Allen 10 already.
     
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  9. Rumsfeld

    Rumsfeld Moderator Staff Member

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    Followed closely by his underrated win over Winky. Those four, in that order.

    :good
     
    Rumsfeld, Feb 25, 2009
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  10. Vitor Belfort

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    Tito-delahoya-tarver-pavlik
     
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  11. Rock0052

    Rock0052 Loyal Member Full Member

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    Spot on :thumbsup
     
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  12. Williams27

    Williams27 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Trinidad, Tarver, Pavlik, Wright, Johnson, Oscar - In that order.
     
    Williams27, Feb 25, 2009
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