Can Tua in his prime tookTyson or Roy Jones in there prime without no outside intereference thats right?
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I really don't think anyone could have taken Tyson is his prime.  He was far to overwhelming.  Roy Jones, Jr.?  I saw him fight guys that everyone said he shouldn't beat and he made them look silly; evading punches and throwing them from odd angles.  Tua needs to do more to even be int his conversation.
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id play julius jones.  he has been doing better all season and doesnt have an arrising rb to share with as much so as foster/williams.  washington and tampa bay are about the same level on defense so that really isnt much of a factor to consider.  julius jones hands down.
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Brent me and you both know that this is a joke match up Roy Jones Jr was probably best P4P for the last 10 years before Tarver and Johnson I wont even speak the other boxers name in the same sentance as Roy Jones.\n\nRibafish i will check out his next fight but i still think putting Adamek in a dream match up with Roy Jones is a bit of a joke, Adamek has fought absolutely nobody and Jones has been in the ring with greats like Hopkins, McCallum and Toney. Maybe this question should be posted again in 5 years or so, when Adamek has had some kind of career.
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Whitaker would not trade with Basilio. Basilio would not be able to trap or corner Pernell. Whitaker out boxes Basilio and wins by majority decision.
967548
This year, I'd take Fletcher, he's outplaying both Urlacher and Lewis.  But in his prime, Lewis was better than either one of them, no contest.
1125994
I have a P4P favorite in each weight class.  But I have to go with my boy; Miguel Cotto!  Winky Wright is also a strong candidate.  And no doubt in my mind that Bernard 'The Executioner' Hopkins is on top of the boxing world right now.  Floyd?  He gotta beat Oscar De La Hoya if he wants to be recognized as one of the top P4P at least in my mind.
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I'm guessing most of these people are saying Leonard because he was advertised as being smart and fast, whereas Jones was given more credit for his knockout power. However, as best as I can tell, prime Roy Jones was actually the faster fighter.
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It would be hard to top Ozzie Smith in his prime.  They didn't call him the magician for nothing.  Brooks Robinson was also incredible at times.  Right now, Derek Jeter comes closest to getting to things and making plays that are simply beautiful
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Kevin Jones, no doubt.  He's not splitting carries, and he is an emerging receiver.  That indy game could be a shoot out, or if the pats go conservative they may pound the ball with Dillon.
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definetly Ali, when you say in their prime, Ali is the man.  We forget that the majority of Ali opponents were also up and coming and in their prime and Ali went straight thru them. Sonny liston, Rocky Marciano, Frazier, and the Beast George Foreman, who was Undefeated and every single fight he won up to that point was by KO. Ali was able to adjust to everyone style of boxing and he used speed mixed with grace and power to win his matches. Tyson if you recall, all of his opponents were hand picked, and the fighters he fought with the exception of Spinks were well passed their best years, experience and tough fighters still but was clearly had their best years behind him.  Tyson struggled when he was met with an opponent that had youth and power, with the exception of Buster Douglas and Holyfield who just plain flat out whooped Tyson, lewis was a Beast of all Beast, I would like to think Lennox versus Ali would be a better matchup\n\n\nI think Ali was more ring smart and Tyson was a bruiser. Sort of like Clubber lang if he would have fought Apollo Creed
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Definitely Ray Robinson. I dont know where the Ali/Jones crap is coming from.
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Jones vs Atlanta Easily.
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You really can't go wrong with either.  Dallas is rejuvenated now that the statue that was Bledsoe is sitting.  The passing attack has been better wtih Romo which means the DBs and safeties may drop back in coverage and allow Jones more running room.  Washington's passing attack is inconsistent at best.  Yet Portis keeps getting TDs.  In the end I would go with the more consistent performer and go with Portis.
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Two rough, tough and gutsy fighters. Great match up buddy! Both fighters have been through the wars and fought the best fighters in their weight class and of their generation. Jones defeated the likes of Emile Griffith, Ray Robinson. Tiger beat the likes of Fullmer, Griffith and Jose Torres. I see this fight being a mix of tactics at times in the fight and toe to toe slugging. Both guys weren't known for knockout power. Therefore I see this one going the distance with Tiger winning by a close but unanimous decision.
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I would Say Mike Jones I guess
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Considering Jackie Chan only learned movie martial arts, he is not a martial artist first, he would be quickly removed. Then lets see, Jet Li in his younger days could move so fast that conventional cameras could not capture movement. and Bruce Lee was the master of the one inch punch. so It'd be hard tio say between the two, but I like Jet better so jet
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Roy Jones Jr has the most talent,but if this is a ploy to get more money so he can sit on his a-ss for another 2years then i say Calzaghe..........waist of time to watch because Roy Jones Jr is fighting Manny Siaca 12-09 2006,,,if u want to see some good fights then here's some to watch and talk about.........\n\n          Unanimous:Joe Calzaghe\n\n Floyd Mayweather vs Carlos Manuel Baldomir 11-04-2006\n Ronald Wright vs Ike Quartey 12-02-2006\n Ricky Hatton vs Juan Urango 01-13-2007\n Jermain Taylor vs Kassim Ouma 12-09-2006\n Samuel Peter vs James Toney 01-06-2007\n Jeff Lacy vs Vitali Tsypko 12-02-2006\n Enrique Ornelas vs Sam Soliman Nov. 17, 2006\n Sergei Liakhovich vs Shannon  Briggs Sat, November 4