Better Legacy: Hopkins or RJJ

Hopkins ducked Calzaghe and Jones around the same time. Styles make fights, I don't think he would have fared too well against either around that time, and it is very hard for me to pinpoint when Hopkins was at his best... It could have very well been at LHW.

 

You whiners...

It is 10pm here in Oregon and I am going strong.:rofl

 

I am in the middle of changing jobs, and have slept nearly 30 hours in 3 days... I needed the break. That is more than I have slept in several weeks over the last few years.

 

Y'all must've forgot that Roy isnt't retired yet..:!:

 

Trust me, I haven't slept that long in years... Just the weight of my job being lifted off my shoulders allowed me to do that.. I had no idea that is why I couldn't sleep.

Now I am on to something possibly even more stressful.:roll:

 

If Enzo Mac putting him into a coma isn't enough to call it a career I doubt he ever will.

 

Goodnight buddy.

 

:rofl

 

He wanted no part of Roy.

He only demanded 50-50 because he knew full well Roy wouldn't have accepted it, but it gave lots of people the impression that he wanted to fight.

I saw straight through it. Roy would had to have dropped weight for a guy he'd already beaten.

In that link I posted, it said that Roy and HBO offered him $6m behind closed doors, but he demanded $10m.

He then spent 13 months away from the ring before fighting Morrade Hakkar.

Then look at his comments about Roy from 2008, before fighting him in 2010.

Then look at Serge's post.

It paints a very clear picture.

The guy who took on Kovalev did not exist in the early 00's.

He only took on challeges like that when he'd got nothing to lose and everything to gain.