Calzaghe, Jones and Hopkins

Haha! Love it!

 

Exactly! I don't know how anyone can defend him to be honest. I've got a ton of respect for him as a fighter, but not as a person.

Regards, Loudon.

 

the same percentage assigned to you and Baileyboy, I would hazard a guess. funny coincidence, huh?

but I havent got inclination to find out. fortunately, you do, so start diggin, boyo. man, when they fall,they fall hard.

 

Where is the video evidence failey?

:roflatsch

 

I got the final compubox punchstats like this:-

Zod: 52/63
bailey: 2/80673

Who want to disagree and get owned

 

I disagree bailey is like 2/80,673,891, 000,001

The guy keeps swinging but hitting nothing but air. I guess it helps when you have reality on your side:deal

 

So is calslsappy by failey and the rest team d-elite:bart

 

Let's get some perspective here, it was too unreasonable to expect Roy to fight in Germany due to the notorious reputation for robberies, but Joe was a coward for not going there to fight Darius? Double standards?

 

Thanks for taking the time to respond once again, another quality post.

When you quote the 'crown jewels', do you actually have a monetary value? Or proof that Joe priced himself out? Or are you just taking an old quote and running with it?

Joe was strong at 168, at 175 he would have had no idea how he'd be.

Joe was at the bottom of the list? Below big names like Derrick Harmon and Glen Kelly? Before you state they were mandatorys, for a big fight, Roy could have easily paid these guys step aside money and tell them they'd get the winner.

How do you know he wasn't serious? That sounds like an opinion more than a fact.

How do you know he didn't bring any money to the table? Hopkins would have gotten a career high payday to fight Joe, so I have to disagree with that statement. Again that sounds like an opinion. If Roy would have fought Tarver instead, that's not Joe's fault if Roy didn't want to face him?

The LHW division was weak anyway. This is easy to quantify by taking a guy like Glen Johnson, a world beater at 175, not even a top 10 contender at 168.

You state that Roy didn't want to face Joe, so fair enough, that's not Joe's fault, but he wanted the fight.

Ok I see what you're saying here, but Roy himself stated he was thinking about going back down to 168. It falls down to this, Roy didn't want to face Joe, but Joe wanted to face Roy. I'm not saying Roy ducked Joe at all, but that point there defeats the purpose of this thread.

I haven't heard Joe call it a duck, but he states he wanted Roy and Roy wasn't interested, that's consistent with what we've been saying.

If we look hard enough, I'm sure Roy's contradicted himself multiple, Floyd has, just about any fighter does.

I'll finish this post later :good