Anyone that says Jones Jnr is top30 has lost the plot. Anyone that says he's top10 just doesn't know anything about boxing history. Top50 perhaps, but certainly a case can be made for him to be outside of the top100.
WTF? Am I missing something here? I think the only question is if RJJR is within top 25. But top 100? Only haters would say no.
Of course he is in the top 100. Only a ****ing dip**** imbecile would say otherwise. He was a champion for 10+ years in 5 different weight classes and beat 2 HOF'ers and countless titleholders and well ranked opponents. He is does have a few marks for fighting bums but he is a HOF'er and a legend.
an steady 6% of ESB are in agreement regarding RJJ, we can see beyond the myth and look at the resume in a constructive and unbias way... That say, I will consider that we might be wrong he might be a top 100 but "if" he is, and I a not saying he is, he is on the 90 to 100 range at best...so out of the 94% of ESB er that think he is a top 100 , I say more that 50% of them think he is a top 25 ATG...and that is just not true and is a disrespect to the true top 25 of boxing, which I would bet my house all boxing writers would concur on that listwith very very few exceptions....
..nope by counting the ****ing idiotic post by the 12 and 13 years old that has posted that he the question is: Is he a top 25 or not....helll don't beleive me...count them yourself....punk...Oh wait a minute you are on that demographics I was just refering about....
Dude what's the part you don't understand or have trouble understanding the issue that half of the ones that posted that he is Top 100 ATG also believe he is a top 25 ATG...or that only 6% of us don;t agree....it is preatty cut and dry...if you ask me.....what grade are you in...you have not learn about percentage as of yet...so taht put you in what?....3rd grade or so....:rofl
reverse Psychology...I am impressed!!!!:rofl ...still doesn;t make it so that he is a undisputed top 100 ATG....:hi:
And vice versa. :deal Here is a fun fact. A vast majority of the boxing world disagrees with you. So, since boxing is completely subjective in judging not only resumes but in judging fights, majority opinion, just like in decisions, wins out. So, you're wrong.