really ? why ? does it impress you that he beat a guy at 46yrs old ? to me that once again shows the crap that is out there anymore. his rant about mcnabb was more impressive than this win.
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B-Hop is impressive, went from prison to one of the best pound for pound fighters in recent history. I admit the game isn't the same as it was in the late 80's and 90's but I still watch. When your hitlist includes Felix Trinidad, Oscar De La Hoya, Joe Calzaghe, Kelly Pavlik, and Roy Jones Jr, you have to be mentioned as one of the best in his era.
Yup I used to keep up with it .....in highshcool and college but fights started sucking sent from my HTC EVO using tapatalk
Yes but none of that makes besting a Canadian name Jean Pascal (and only by decision no less) impressive or even interesting in the slightest.
I am. I am carrying on with everyone else in this thread commenting on how meaningless fights like this are which is makes boxing a sad relic of what it once was
Turn words only fights I'm slighlty interested in are mannys but slighty sent from my HTC EVO using tapatalk
hitlist ? :laughy32: c'mon man, de la hoya and jones were over this hill and trinidad was pretty much done as well by the time they fought. calzaghe & pavlik were the tallest midgets in the room at the time. i'm a hopkins fan but the division is weak, boxing as a whole is weak. hopkins benefitted from that tremedously. you really think he would've walked through the middelweights like this back in the late 70's-mid mid 90's ? very doubtful.
You are all right and I'm wrong. Hopkins is a bum and shouldn't be included in any discussion involving modern day boxing.:icon_rolleyes: