you know what, I dont ****ing care who wins, all I want is a good fight. benn or eubank of 1994 vs 1994 toney would not have been a good, but a great match up regardless of who would took the W. shame on jones also, now he tries so desperatly to fight the best out there, when all he had to do was to fight the best when he was prime. in the 90's benn, eubank, dm, in 2000's prime calzaghe, X rematch etc.. he would be on everybodys top 5 atg list, because he was so damn good he would have beating every single one of them.
Wouldve, shouldve. That version of Toney went life and death and had a gift against Dave Tiberi. Walls collapse all around your fantasy world.
I love this clip. Toney punking two overrated brits right to both of their faces, asserting dominance. The man knew his ability and knew he would dominate either of them. I also like that Eubank thinks he's clever when in reality he takes a full minute to utter a five word retort. Toney of today is a worthless blob who needs no more camera time, but this clip is priceless.
You can't blame Roy for not fighting that Bum ass B-Hop in a rematch. He had already beat B-hop and he was 1# pound for pound in the world. If B-hop really wanted to fight Roy in a rematch, all he had to do is take 60/40 And Roy Would OF KICKED HIS ASS! [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJbOw_5DPiE[/ame] Why didn't Benn, Eubanks, and Calzaghe come to U.S. ? Roy was the man back then! Stop being so hard on Roy, now he is old!
Nigel Benn by any stretch of the imagination was not overrated. Toney would have beaten both of them because he was a higher caliber fighter then,but it certainly wouldn't have been a gimme with either. Nobody should ever underestimate Nigel Benn
