Does anyone get emotional listening......

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You quoting my theories?

Only kidding, :good

 

that's true,

it's sad that he losing regulary now, I remember feeling sorry for him for days, by the way he was beaten by Calzaghe being mocked, I know Jones did that to poeple aswell, but it was still sad to see him being mocked and not being able to do nothing about it,

 

I know it looks like that, but as you know me and you think a like

 

Yeah i was only kidding there. Great minds man great minds!

 

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hey man any match ups ( current or all time) you wanna debate, I mean one that you've always had trouble picking a winner, we'll see if we can agree to an outcome, I can set up a thread in what ever forum, let me know :good

 

Yeah we can do an interesting one. I'm just logging off now but we could do it now and let the thread grow til tomorrow or somethin?

You got a division you're particularly strong on?

 

well we could do lightheavy interesting mix of generation's (the old school guys Gene Tunney, Billy Conn, Archie Moore, Ezzard Charles , Bob Foster 70's, Michael Spinks 80's, Roy Jones Jr 00's etc)

or Welterweights is a great division, Middleweights too, any really whatever you think.:good

 

Light heavies so stacked, lets go for it, it never fails to deliver. There was a tournament of all divisions a while back on the classic, cant remember who won the 175 one actually, might have been Charles, or Spinks.

So hard to pick between them though. Say like, Spinks vs Charles, how the **** do you pick a winner there?!

Go on then, pick a fight out of that list and we'll do it. I'm good to go with any.

 

yeah thats an interesting one,

I'll tell you what we will do is start with Spink's versus Charle's and when we come up with a winner ( take as long as we need till we happy with th choice) we will then move on to a fight between two other's and we will keep going like that,

We will do it in the classic's ( less chance of trolling ) I'll put under the title of " Light - Heavyweight History Hd 2 Hd debate"

 

anyone that believes both in there prime that calzaghe was faster than jones jr needs to have a word with themselves!

 

Sounds good.

 

ok see you in the classic :bbb

 

Thats just aload of ****...a complete load of ****.

Tell me how he throws his punches then...? what gives him the ability to throw combinations...? the ****ing power of the sun..?

By the power of ****ing grayskull..?

You can be physically gifted, but still throw punches like a ****ing sissy.

Roy Jones is and was the Best Hooker in the game, nobody could throw combinations like him. People think his defence was just simply, getting out of the way. He would block shots, and hook off the block all the time.

In a split second....

You don't technically become Olympic Champion, and fighter of the games....

You don't stay pound for pound number 1 fighter in the world for almost a decade was it..?

And have no technically ability..! Where not in ****ing Disney land.

I am sick and tired of hearing that ****. Its a complete myth, that Roy Jones had no technically ability........

He still made Jeff Lacy, look like a complete ******.

Someone here tell me, that you don't need proper technique to throw combinations, use footwork and agility.......? like Roy Jones did...

Someone ****ing disagree with me, and explain to me why you disagree with me..?

 

I think he meant Jone's denfensive technical ability, he did a lot of pulling back and other things like that which was good when was younger but not now that his timing's slowed down.

 

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Calzaghe Made Lacy look even more like a ******.

Roy never was fundamentally sound. He never boxed the conventional way and that's why later in his career as the speed declined he's become more and more vulnerable. But for all of that he was just a superb natural who obviously could throw the relative punches but from completely unorthodox positions and do it so so well and get away with it.

He is one of a kind and was one of the best to grace a ring. People can hate on his opponents but as a fighter he was truly a joy to watch.