its ok for you to suck on pacs balls because its the truth but people who suck on roys are idiots? why the **** do the mods let noobs like this post i'll never know
I think Toney is an borderline ATG, at least he is imo. Call out the ATG's and lets compare what they have achieved, with what Toney achieved and the people he actually beat. I don't think it is fair to suggest that he is not a ATG, a DEFINITE HOF'er, but his resume shows he is an ATG - winning titles from MW to CW while beating some really tough competition through it. It's not his fault that Nunn went on to become a crack head after he loss to Toney. And Toney nearly beat Sam Peter, he shouldve got the victory the first fight and he started his career as a MW. If he doesn't make the cut for ATG, then who does? Should he not because he had poor dietary habits, which affected him in some fights, and arguably gettings gifts from 2 fighters (the one Italian guy and Reggie Johnson) and get robbed against Montel Griffen? I don't understand the argument of him not being one. Could he have done better? Sure he could have, but most fighters it seems these days dont really live up to their potential, Calzaghe being one of them for instance.
Yes. When referencing SRL and Duran he said "Joe is head and shoulders above the lot of them." Dumbest thing I've ever seen on this board. And that is saying something.
He made decent fighters like Woods, Johnson, Lucas, Gonzalez look like novice's Nobody beats a prime Roy Jones Jnr IMO
What you can only count to 2? (Johnson and Lebedev) Well I guess it's a start. Tarver and Green didn't put him to sleep. If you're a troll (and I hope for your own safety that you are) then congratulations on your attention seeking well thought out thread. If you're genuine, then I hope santa brings you a new brain on the 25th. That's all I can add really. You haven't got the intelligence to debate with me, so I think I'll leave it there.
jermainerambo, He didn't fight the elite guys at 160, because after he'd beaten Hopkins at 24, he was struggling to make 160. He'd also been held back by Big Roy, and he missed out on fighting guys like Toney (earlier) Jackson, McCallum and Nunn etc, because he was fighting the likes of Lester Yardbrough in Pensacola. After Hop, apart from Tate, he fought twice at 166, and once at 168. As mentioned, he was getting too big for the weight. Do you think if he was scared of Jackson and Gerald at 160, he'd have moved up to fight Toney, who was considered one of the best pound for pound fighters in the world? Makes perfect sense! Rocchigiani only had two fights at 168 while Roy was there. A loss to Eubank, and a draw to Sellier. Collins deserved a shot in my opinion, but his best wins were over faded versions of Eubank and Benn. Benn was with King, and King wanted options on Roy. Roy's advisor's at the time, Fred and Stan Levin, didn't want to deal with King. Nunn only had two fights at 168 during Roy's time there, but Roy definitely ducked/dismissed him at 175. Eubank has admitted on numerous occasions that Roy was never his mandatory, and he never chased the big fights. Brewer beat nobody of note while Roy was at 168, and lost to Lonnie Beasley, Rafeal Williams and Rodney Toney. Liles was also a King fighter, and again, the Levin's didn't want to deal with King. Reid was only fighting 6 and 8 rounders while Roy was at 168. This is not looking good for you. An incredible run? Ha! I'd go and pull up his resume if I were you. You might want to retract your statement. In 2001, Roy's advisor Brad Jacobs, met with HBO representatives to discuss the fight, but they couldn't get DM's advisor Peter Kohl to negotiate. In the works: German promoter Peter Kohl is coming to New York next week to meet with representatives for Roy Jones Jr., including executives with HBO, to discuss a meeting between Jones and Dariusz Michalczewski. It is the most positive sign yet that a deal can be worked out. Brad Jacobs, the manager for Jones, said yesterday that there had been little progress in his efforts to get Kohl to even come up with a counter-offer to two proposals he has sent him. Jacobs said there hadn't even been any telephone conversations between himself and Kohl. Kohl rejected his offers through the mail. In the works: German promoter Peter Kohl is coming to New York next week to meet with representatives for Roy Jones Jr., including executives with HBO, to discuss a meeting between Jones and Dariusz Michalczewski. It is the most positive sign yet that a deal can be worked out. http://articles.nydailynews.com/2001...lyn-bridge-hbo July 25, 2001 – By Paul Upham: WBC, WBA, IBF and IBO light-heavyweight champion Roy Jones Jr’s adviser and representative Brad Jacobs has denied claims by WBO title-holder Dariusz Michalczewski’s promoter and Universum head Klaus Peter Kohl that a Jones Jr- Michalczewski bout is close to being made. “Unless he’s got some magical offer that he’s putting on the table to us, I really don’t know what he is talking about,” said Jacobs. “I haven’t talked to him in over two months. Kerry Davis from HBO hasn’t talked to him in nearly a month, so I don’t know where he can come off and say anything like that since we haven’t had any conversations.” http://www.secondsout.com/columns/pa...lczewski-claim
Part 2. With Jones contracted to HBO for five more fights and his star fading, the network realizes that Michalczewski is the one opponent who can help rejuvenate interest in him. After the Harmon bout, HBO's Kery Davis said he would go all out to put the bout together. "We've tried to solicit a number from them to give us a starting point in negotiations, but I can't even get Kohl on the phone," Davis said. "We can't even get him to give us an absurd number to start the ball rolling. But we're trying." http://www.usatoday.com/sports/boxin...2-28-jones.htm Jones is fighting Gonzalez on PPV in part because his HBO deal calls for only two fights a year. HBO is saving the second one for a possible Michalczewski bout. "This allows me to keep that fight on course for later this year," HBO's Kery Davis said. "If he fights a summer bout on HBO, it doesn't leave money for a Michalczewski fight, and I want that fight on HBO." http://www.usatoday.com/sports/boxin...4-02-jones.htm "He needs a big fight," said Kery Davis, HBO senior VP of programming. "There's nothing else to say. That's the bottom line." Lining that up will be difficult because two fighters fans want to see him meet - Bernard Hopkins and Felix Trinidad - have signed on for a middleweight unification tournament. And Dariusz Michalczewski, a Polish light heavyweight who boxes primarily in Germany, is refusing the come to the U.S. to fight Jones. And Jones has said that he isn't going to Germany to meet Michalczewski. Jones doesn't even believe a KO against Michalczewski is enough in Germany.(Graciano I fight comes to mind) Davis said Michalczewski and his promoter, Peter Kohl, have made negotiating difficult. But HBO is moving in that direction. "It's Michalczewski or bust," Davis said. "We've been trying to make this fight for weeks." http://articles.nydailynews.com/2001...wski-big-fight There is also this video. http://youtu.be/JWgQYK16wNQ Go to 6.05 and watch til the 8th minute. Kohl also refused the idea of a double header to promote the fight. After talks broke down with Roy's team and HBO, DM went onto fight Harmon and Richard Hall twice. Because DM had lost to Gonzalez BEFORE Roy fought Tarver. http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...OPMxIZL6xsxFvIDowfhUw&bvm=bv.1355534169,d.d2k And how old was ROY when he fought those guys? You fool! I've just made you look like a CLOWN! Happy Xmas! Regards, Loudon.
With Roy Jones, the best thing is simply to roll the tape. Does it look normal to you? [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nR3qbQeo8nY[/ame]
This TS began watching boxing December 8, 2012. Joined ESB and started making idiotic fanboy threads Dec 9. Hmmm wonder if there is any correlation to a certain popular Filipino boxer getting KTFO? LMAO KO6, PACFAG MOFO!
I was a notorious Jones hater years ago but I think when all is said and done he was a special and phenomenal fighter. He definitely avoided some big fights though. Still beat a slew of contenders and former champs. To say he is overrated is ******ed.