GOAT TALK ROY JONES & BHOP GO BACK TO THE NIGHT THEY FOUGHT AND HOW IT CHANGED BHOP FOREVER ESNEWS

[@allanturner9902]

Roy in his prime there's never been a better fighter and Bhop in his prime was in same conversation 2 legends right there

[@madi2005]

Yh prime for prime roy the best

[@damonmiles7259]

He beat b hop silly in their prime, but lost to him after that heavyweight experiment

[@ericsnow2069]

@@damonmiles7259 beat silly isn't accurate. It was competitive and it was also clear Roy was a level above.

[@damonmiles7259]

@@ericsnow2069 the first fight Roy won 11of 12 rounds on the judges score cards, why you think bhop wanted the rematch so bad

[@damonmiles7259]

@@ericsnow2069 so beat sill is accurate

[@braxtonthomas6194]

One of the best interviews I've ever seen. Memorable. Wish it was longer. Thank you sirs.

[@pkgimf9767]

Ellie I been watching your videos for years and loved most of em. I LOVED all the Mayweather Gym coverage you had back when Floyd was active. I LOVE the work you do with the whole Robert Garcia camp. THIS interview!?!?!?!?! May be the best shit ever! Just like everyone else here said, this is LEGENDARY shit bro. REEEEEEfuckingPORTING!!!!!!

[@Darkness-ie2yl]

these 3 guys must really love boxing

[@slimpro11]

Facts!!

[@bodeharmanda1st572]

To get a good interview you need what. Good knowledge of the subject matter in able to ask the right question

[@Parmoss1640]

Me too! It had that feeling!

[@HTX_ROME]

Time is a thief. Two of the greatest to ever do it. Glad they left it in the ring after all those years. 🐐🐐

[@jaleelel-shabazz6736]

Two legends who both took unnecessary losses hanging around too long. Too many champions don't known when there time is up‼️

[@jamesbondjr.85]

@@jaleelel-shabazz6736 Agreed. Roy should have retired after Tarver 1. The up and down weight took it out of him.

[@WallTrapMedia]

Roy was one of the most natural gifted boxers that you will ever see...he knew he was the best and his flashiness proved it...Bernard was one of the most technically efficient fighters on the planet and his dedication to his craft made him a legend for his longevity to the point we thought he was a "Alien!" 👽😂

[@bengolfs1]

It's too bad he fought mostly B-level opposition. He never really cashed a big payday because he was mostly a non-PPV HBO attraction.

[@marcusbrown7817]

Yo was nice wit it

[@pleck47]

That's a powerful line from Roy keep God first in your life and everything will fall in place could not be said any better than that.

[@jordaneverett9367]

Amen brother

[@rottweilerfun9520]

That's right , keep Zeus first. Or Horus , or Anubis , or any of the thousands of gods that man has invented. They're all the same anyway , make believe.

[@luckmanali187]

@Randy marsh well said and ussain bolt could tweek hes knee or pull a muscle so il tk that bet at them odds lol

[@mattbarlow79]

As a 90s/2000s mega boxing fan... seeing those two together and filled with such respect warms my heart! Love you lads!

[@robbyrobinson4500]

Trust me bhop still thinks he is better than Jones. Which is false

[@boxingcirclesaroundtheworl1469]

​@@robbyrobinson4500 They are polar opposites. Both of them are better than each other. Just in different areas.

[@paulc3749]

Hopkins certainly had longevity

[@robbyrobinson4500]

@@paulc3749 yes, his style never relied on speed. That is the first thing to go, just like in Roy Jones. Hopkins never had real power. He won most of his fights by grabbing and holding. I'm not hating on him, but that was his style. Allowed him to stay in the game a long time. Just like Klitschko

[@robbyrobinson4500]

@@boxingcirclesaroundtheworl1469 actually a prime Roy Jones is way better, not even a question. But Roy lost his speed and that allowed Hopkins to stay with him. Hopkins grabbing style and not relying on speed kept him in the game.

[@robertmorel7630]

No wait did he say Bernard Hopkins vs Roy jhons was an under card?? Man 90s boxing was different those cards were stacked with REAL FIGHTERS!

[@GuyFromTheSouth]

I sometimes miss Don King. When he ran the sport everyone fought. And he worked with all promoters.

[@michealmurphy8985]

it wasn't a undercard they fought for the title

[@kuro3864]

@@GuyFromTheSouth Don king was a snake in the grass.

[@esoakunne5590]

@@GuyFromTheSouth and he was robbing them all

[@robertmorel7630]

@@michealmurphy8985 they fought for the title but they still weren't the main event that night..

[@IAMUNUAMI]

These two brothers still look good and healthy, and still speak well. -2 HOF Legends. When Hopkins started talking about Roy’s speed, I could not stop laughing. 🤣🤣🤣! I love their conversation.

[@MrMvaughn79]

This was a beautiful moment. 2 living legends

[@MarcoAntonio-ei6en]

Great interview Ellie. I remember seeing Roy Jones and Bernard Hopkins 1 in real time in 93. On the bus you also had former welterweight champion of the world Marlon Starling.... I had the Chance to make it to the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2019. All true boxing aficionados have to go to Canastota. For 43 years I have been studying the sweet science and I agree with B-hop ... The 80's was an incredible era .

[@MrJwilson913]

Marlon Starling is the father of one of my good friends and the man is super humble and its great to see him get his flowers

[@Anglovox]

@@MrJwilson913 Marlon Starling's defense against Lloyd Honeyghan was PURE GENIUS! He stood right on front of him the whole match, and it seemed like he didn't really get "touched" hard ONCE...Stunning.

[@adamevert1618]

A good interviewer would have made so much more out of this oportunity....but not Ellie...shit interviewer

[@ericchessier2860]

4:02, you could see BHOP looked up to the 80's era, Leonard, Duran, Hagler, Hearns!

[@beatpioneer334]

Shout out to B-Hops humility!!! That's a true Champion's trait. He had us and Roy in tears! 🤣😂

[@vigilantcitizen5416]

Roy Jones had the coldest ring intros of all time. I remember when he had Method Man bring him out, shit was lit!

[@torribrown2656]

Never in a million years did I think Roy and Bhop would be that close to each other without swinging. Them dudes had a natural and AUTHENTIC dislike for one another all throughout their careers but they obviously have always respected each other a great deal which is how a friendship has developed. They had 2 great fights too! Congratulations to both these legendary fighters on their hall of fame inductions.

[@NorthPhilly-zr7xc]

There older now growth is beautiful

[@joneseybaby8124]

Fax. Hell look at Roy and Antonio Tarver. They have a show together now 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@bricktop2090]

With age" comes Wisdom Bruh"✊🏾

[@joneseybaby8124]

@@bricktop2090 Fax

[@ericsnow2069]

they helped to put each other in the hall and made each other bread

[@tyronjohnson1852]

Me at 33 sitting here hype smiling hard asf. I love these two man LIVING LEGENDS. Man Roy smoked Bhop and James Toney buddy was levels above with that flyweight speed and cruiserweight power.

[@shinske3564]

This became one of my favorite KZbin vids of all time. The Transcendence presented in this interview is nothing short of Amazing. This conversation goes way differently in the 90's, you could feel the tension and hunger between them back in those days. They sit here today with Roy's wife and Bernards son just reminiscing. Beautiful!

[@eastcoastshine2009]

"60-40 I whup yo ass! 60-40 ya get ya ass kicked!" when they were beefin about the purse split for the rematch while B-Hop was 160lb champ and Roy was 175 lb champ. RJ woulda beat him again if they fought during that time.

[@ghsense2626]

Ah beach you wih one hend, ah beach you wih one hend🤣

[@richieray04]

It was 60-40 you get yo ass kicked 60-40 you get yo ass tore up Six-ty - 40 I kicks .....yo ......ass I tear yo ass up... Mic drop

[@Rolling100]

I remember that, lol.

[@nofac3nocas327]

Love it when Ellie asked, "when they fought who had the fastest hands?" (10:23) They both legit had the same answer. Legends!

[@theclarks4583]

Bernard talking about getting work with the top 5 in your weight division. Errol has fought all of the Top of his class with the exception of Thurman and Bud. Bud has only fought Porter ...on his way out.

[@dk9696]

Fantastic interview Ellie! This was totally amazing listening to these two great champions.

[@donisharris2331]

Every time B-hop validated Roy, he turned more toward the camera. lol. Love these two warriors. Respect to both all-time greats.

[@goodchinyin]

Keep it up! I am dropping 1 song a week for the next 3 years straight. It has never been done in music. Come along for the ride if you want. Stay blessed ! - Bryan

[@ROCKSOLID2008]

Never forget that Sugar Ray ducked Hagler for many many many years!!! He waited until Hagler got worn down before he finally fought him Roy. And also Jermell Charlo has defeated the best in his weight class. U say who has he beat? Castano, Lubin, Hatley, Gausha, Rosado, Tony Harrison, Rosario, Trout. This interview though was epic and will last for decades.

[@slickt8417]

Yeah I don’t understand what they want Mell Charlo to do. He lost and redeemed himself by knocking Tony out and Tony imo was the best pure boxer in that division at the time. Rosario ko with a jab to the body. And Castaño was an undefeated champ. They draw and he Ko’s him in a rematch. That’s old school shit right there I would think they would appreciate but I guess not🤷🏽‍♂️ SRL one of the greatest but he definitely was ducking that Hagler smoke for a while.

[@petermontgomery8707]

Doesn’t matter who he beat.Nobody gets handed undisputed.4 belts,if someone is a real threat they only had to be good enough to pick up one of the 4 and he’s got to fight you.If someone’s so great tell me they can’t make a 1 in 4 chance.If they can’t how can they say they’re a real threat?

[@raheemtillman1930]

Eye issues 😆 Srl ducked Aaron Pryor

[@maliksincere3823]

I grew up watching both of these fighters. They were both great in their own respected ways. Just as B hop breaks it down, brother Roy was an amtrak punch away every time he threw it at someone's face, but the fact they are sitting on a bus ride speaking and have a brotherhood and respect for one another tells me showmanship for each other. In Boxing now, the fighters, in my personal opinion, only fight people they think or can beat. No one is fighting the top dogs. It is just a bunch of social talking and air-punching. Obviously, not all fighters are doing that, but 50% are cherry-picking from the '80s until the '90s; everyone fought the best it wasn't no oh we boys f all that fight and be boys after it makes excellent memories, so with that being said now we got people like Jake Paul fighting back yard fights making more than the actual boxers which are insane so boxing promoters needs to step it up.

[@sebastianbolt6905]

Interview of the year,this is what you call an exclusive, well done Ellie🏆

[@kennike6769]

true.. its premium EX-CLU-SIVE

[@N.a.j.i.]

BOY, ARE WE F'N LUCKY TO BE LISTENING IN ON THIS!! WHEN I SAY I F'N LOVE THIS??? 🥊🥊

[@eyeno1512]

B HOP. Philly stand up. R Jones. Said it best. Y’all must’ve forgot. Respect these two LEGENDS.

[@theclarks4583]

Roy says Challenge yourself to Errol.. You don't think fighting a top five 147lb in Danny Garcia after a car accident and not taking a tune up is challenging yourself? Roy don't think fighting a Champion like Ugas after eye surgery is challenging yourself? Again Roy is CAPPin

[@user-lh6uj8tv3i]

“And they got the nerve to say I ain’t fought nobody, I just make em look like nobody, y’all musta forgot!” “Y’all Musta Forgot” - Roy Jones Jr.

[@jke88]

both these guys great, real TBEs right there.

[@sammynatal6471]

Really love these guys. There’ll never be anyone like these guys ever again. They are true champions and gave their all to the sport. God bless them and their families.

[@resonate3987]

I sincerely feel honoured by just watching these legends on my phone.😂😂😂

[@elmastritoculichi2261]

Bernard is such a class act 👊🏽

[@odsickson1]

I would've loved to see B-Hop vs James Toney.💯 They're both incredible ring generals and their I.Q's are off the charts. The fact that Roy Jones beat both of them tells you how special he was.💯✌

[@budthechud9795]

James Toney would have won that I think.

[@raheemtillman1930]

Yea James I give a slight edge 45/55 I love B-hop & Toney... B-hop nullifies opposition best attributes also.. James accurate, B-hop all-time defense...... Power James Toney...... I.Q. perhaps B-Hop...... Idk @ their heights....

[@budthechud9795]

@@raheemtillman1930 would have been a great match up just like Bowe vs Lewis and Mosley vs Tito. 3 fights I would have loved to see.

[@flaborn8631981]

Love these guys, mad respect for the legends.

[@jeremyjones8917]

I gotta disagree with Roy on the 154 Charlo not being on the P4P list he beat all the champs at his weight class not only did he beat Harrison the 2nd fight Charlo stopped tony and he stopped castano in the rematch also the names that he beat are the top guys of his division and Charlo beat them All he gotta get his props

[@lovemycity420]

They from an era of boxing where you get your name off beating someone with a name!

[@tylerhingleton8493]

@@lovemycity420 That's why the Spence-Crawford fight gotta happen, in spite of both of their impressive resumes.

[@budthechud9795]

Nah the Charlo's are crap especially the 154 one. The softest undisputed champion ever.

[@shanewidowski1199]

If this was 90's Errol and Terrance would of been had 2 fights in and we would be waiting for the 3rd not the first one smh

[@Artistboxing]

Eli asked who had the quickest hands ?? This guy is the worst interviewer he sometimes sounds like he doesn’t even know the sport . He is just groupie with access to the fighters and that’s awesome good for him but cringy seeing him ask questions .

[@oneluv72]

It is sooooo beautiful that these two legendary MEN can have an amazing conversation between the two!! 🥊🥊

[@AH20XX]

Bhop was pure class in this interview!!

[@speedymt3]

WHAT A Great Interview love it lots of GOOD Question 🥊💯

[@zzinkk]

The coolest thing about this video is even though the young brother has a phone, he's still taking time out to enjoy the scenery. 💯👏🏽

[@erichudson3608]

I can listen to their stories all day❤

[@iamweno3858]

All day bro..they paid their dues, fought the best and lost to other champs

[@erichudson3608]

@@iamweno3858 exactly. True champions who fought the best of the best

[@jonmolina948]

8:20 BHop trying to respectfully say Ryan ain’t ready. Also puts Tank at the top of 135 division. Oscar and Bernard will cash out Ryan the right way when the time comes.

[@Bestobe3]

He’s baby Oscar they gotta groom he right he def not ready if he bulks up it’s over tho

[@mmlentertainment]

Wow great interview. Legends right there. Love that

[@suddfambullies8493]

This is a one of a kind interview best that you will ever do remember you heard it here. Two of the greatest to ever put on gloves. Ma Salaama

[@kingsofcobra]

I was privileged to meet both of my heroes in the same night back in 2003. Such an honor!

[@mattgabe4746]

Man, I got to meet Roy in Houston @ Canelo v Kirkland. It was everything I expected

[@gd70693]

This is so awesome, I could listen to some boxers talk all day! These fighters have a lot of wisdom and have reached the highest levels of boxing! Great reporting ESNEWS!

[@hifitrends]

Amazing interview...this is a classic!!

[@tommillia7816]

Boxer's really inspire me all the way out here in Africa, Kenya, on the Slopes of Kilimanjaro... I watch all these stuff out here thanks to the power of social Media... I just absolutely love it

[@jacobharris954]

My wish is go your beautiful country in the future

[@iamjungle5703]

Ha! Roy is the Greatest 🤣🤣😂 C'mon Ellie 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@jamestorres9806]

Bro when Roy Jones said theirs to many friends in boxing wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Speaking the truth truth truth no wonder Roy Jones jr was always by fav boxer growing up what a animal and a class act outside the ring!!!

[@HansumTrini]

Past prime Hopkins was better than Past Jones, bcuz while Jones had speed, etc ; he didn't need to block his face that much. As he got older, the fundamentals (blocking) were lack-luster. Hopkins kept the fundamentals...

[@peterbach1181]

These guys were both great at the hall of fame. B Hop signed a ton of autographs and took pictures.. Roy is a class guy talked to everyone..

[@mhboxingupdates]

Wow this one nailed it Eli! Nothing but the real with these two legends.👏

[@elcemuziq8514]

Forgive me for forgetting the interviewers name, but he’s arguably the best to do it.. always amazing work.. let’s express our appreciation for his work.. 💯

[@justinv6410]

Ellie Sekbach is a lil instigating, ingratiating prick. Most boxers in Vegas / LA dislike him but like a pimple on the ass, you learn to live with him.

[@josephjohnson6624]

I watched this interview 3 times. I love it‼️💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

[@jschwami]

Two legends! So cool to hear them chop it up! Thanks El!

[@osirismessiah7281]

Both were great Fighters both our Legends but Roy Jones and his prom was a Superior boxer Roy Jones in my opinion was the greatest offensive fighter I've ever seen in my life the first fight between those two Roy Jones beat Hopkins convincingly the second fight was terrible and I probably will give the edge to Hopkins in that second one but Roy Jones was still a better fighter there's no doubt about it

[@michealmurphy8985]

coming back down from heavyweight killed him

[@osirismessiah7281]

@@michealmurphy8985 yeah that could be true

[@michealmurphy8985]

@@osirismessiah7281 I'm not 100percent sure but back then I don't think there was a cruiserweight division so he would of being dropping 25 pounds plus that's a big cut for someone like Roy plus the way he fought he's body would of broken down faster

[@oldskool7796]

Love watching these older great warriors that were vicious proud go out on your shield dudes and are now humble mentors.

[@slumdogg1613]

I love getting the real story about a fight from 2 fighters sitting next to each other because that’s when you get the truth

[@pisnop]

Great interview and interviewer!! Very entertaining and engaging and funny...

[@semaj1218]

I did not know these two communicated with one another. Great witnessing the comradeship! I definitely would support any network or platform they are on, especially if you add Andre Ward. Also, I love them shutting down the interviewer when he tried to "Don King" the situation b/w the two...

[@jacobharris954]

For some strange reason, old rivals end up becoming friends I.e Benn and eubanks, tyson and holyfield. Makes me wonder if we see the current generation or just retired generation to same thing like May and pac, fury and Joshua

[@jonathonmcmurry9011]

This interview is great and I'm jealous that you got this but more so elated as well! Imma huge boxing fan from the 80's till this day! I loved Roy Jones and hated Bernard Hopkins style at the time but my respect for these two now is above the younger ones on that path to greatness. The best has to fight the best for greatness and that's the way its always been! Think about it even as regular people like myself.......if you the best at something you'll beat your friend's ass in Mortal Combat every time and that's your best friend but when it comes to being the best the hunger to prove that is beyond relationships! Great interview bruh bruh!!!

[@seriously6066]

The old commentators started that saying a boxer is washed after a loss. Jim and Larry Merch. Roy would stop those guys from saying that he knew they were killing their careers. That’s why Floyd wanted to stay undefeated to continue to make money

[@jimzachmann1594]

Great conversation between two of the greatest of all-time. History right here. Roy Jones and Bernard Hopkins two excellent boxers and caretakers of boxing. Much love for both.

[@benjaminadler6149]

"Get on the bus"!!! Only thing funnier would have been if James Toney sitting across, I can just imagine how that would have gone over, "Family Feud" material for the ages.

[@jimmyharkless8756]

Congratulation to the champions the all-time greatest champions don't the ones that paint the way for the next ones that's coming One Love God bless y'all💯💪🏿👊💙🙏🏾👑🔥🌍

[@andreaplayer6052]

Two Legends, RESPECT

[@AwakenedZion]

Legendary interview Elie 👏🏽 Keep em coming..

[@jdmcarandmotorcycle]

Я встречался всю Бернард хопкинс на бое Ковалёв Сергей Бернард хопкинс

[@ps_ultra1007]

17:18 You have to have some spiritual foundation, well said! 👏

[@sonnynick1]

I could listen to these guys all day. 2 🐐 🐐. Young boxers take notes 📝 and start fighting the best of the best. In 20 years when you look back and all you fought was cupcakes 🧁 who will care?? You won’t have a 23 min video like this!!!!! You will have a 20 second clip and the young kids won’t know your name. Chase greatness

[@GD-1982]

Roy my goat but when he talks about Spence vs crawford he sounds dumb az hell..."I seen terence more"......ok I saw pacquiao more and floyd washed him so wth

[@doughboy1001]

But thing is it's Roy Jones Jr opinion I don't understand why ppl don't respect other people opinions.

[@karlhenry9031]

Love these two guys! Humble and accessible champions. Real classy dudes.

[@soloking4533]

Bernard Hopkins my favorite fighter

[@yarmus718]

Wow I would just love to be on that bus sitting and talking with my 2 favorite fighters....

[@MobileSMSLocal]

The Best Barometer of Greatness is "WHAT DO YOUR PEERS SAY ABOUT YOU?" Greatness Speaking Here....UNQUESTIONED ALL-TIME GREATNESS!! #RoyJonesJr #BernardHopkins

[@imperialkingdom4821]

Legendary moments!!

[@kennike6769]

Elie ur good man .. great interview. u killed it. its like we got 2 in 1.. 2 legends

[@ronnieromance2717]

I don’t agree with the Charlo… there’s nobody else at 154 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@thomasthomas9963]

Yeah Roy is just talking without knowledge

[@headbussa3185]

Exactly he fights everyone. They want Charlo & Spence to fight & still not gone give them credit if they did lol

[@patrickmcgee6917]

It’s great to see fighters of the past that wanted to kill each other, become friends, and respect each other!!!!!😎😎👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@lamar3332]

Roy waited forever to give Bernard a rematch

[@melvintate8186]

Two of the Greatest nothing but love for both of them and God bless them both!!

[@alangrace8628]

Two legends, showing mutual respect ... Hopkins looks like he is still in fighting shape

[@wilfredjones4042]

Roy right hand was injured in 93 vs Bhop too, still beat him rather easily maybe bhop won 3 rounds.. Roy beat james toney arguably every round!..... who Mayweather beat in there prime on BHOP & TONEY level???

[@bigchuck5889]

Love Roy but telling Errol to challenge himself after he fought Brook, Porter, Ugas. Danny…basically cleaning out the division is ludicrous. Him and Crawford are both working to make the fight. Can’t say Earl isn’t challenging himself….

[@manrae]

Errol had been calling out Porter, Thurman, Garcia, Brook and they IGNORED him. Even after Errol won a title they denied him his chance at unification for years. After a car accident that could've killed him, he immediately went after Garcia. After an eye injury that could've ended his career, he immediately went after Ugas. Errol not challenging himself is a BS argument. Show him some damn respect. He's doing EXACTLY what he said he was going to do and IS fighting Crawford next.

[@waterdrops1000]

THis is PRICELESS....NOTHING BUT GOLD !!!!!

[@LibraLee88]

Yea I can't lie If I was part of that Spence Charlo Trio I'll be dissecting they ass Lol I'm coming for yall Foreal WE'LL BE COOL BUT..... feel me

[@rickybobby8716]

Wait… so tank has proven himself but Charlo and spence hasn’t and need to challenge themselves??? Great interview but this shows how hypocritical we all are lol. That made no sense lol

[@memcrew1]

He said Tank is not avoiding anybody and will fight all comers, unlike a lot of other fighters(today) That’s why he likes Tank.

[@rickybobby8716]

@@memcrew1 that’s bs… I’m a big tank fan but he has not literally fought anyone close to his level yet. Hell he hadn’t even asked to fight a top guy til recently. So that argument doesn’t stand. Plus spence hasn’t run from anyone. He’s beaten all top guys and collected the belts.

[@memcrew1]

@@rickybobby8716 Again…Roy explained why he likes Tank. It’s because he is willing to fight anyone. It doesn’t matter whether you like it or not, that’s Roy’s take on the subject.

[@scottbishop2532]

The old RJ was way too much smoke for BHOP, he beat HOP with one hand on TV. Think what amount of fire it takes to do that. The old RJ was unbeatable. The second fights against Tarver and BHOP don't even count because RJ was way past his prime..!

[@gentlemanmob]

When Jones and Hopkings give their criticisms of today's fighters its coming from a place of love. Boxers like Mike Tyson on the other hand? Straight up HATE

[@vdiddy000]

🧢🧢 BHOP was always accused of ducking and would then say he getting paid either way. Errol don't have to prove anything if the money ain't right fight someone else, he gone still make his numbers. Crawford may be pound for pound on the"list" but he ain't pulling no crowd.

[@JRM---516]

James Toney was a middleweight, who fought in the super-middleweight, cruiserweight, and heavyweight divisions. Come on guys: get your facts straight!

[@WWBBEE]

2 of my fav even though i dont like Roy's biased commentary of Errol. Erroll did all the dirty work by fighting all the champions and obtaining the belts, Bud got his belt from Horn. No disrespect, but who has Bud fought? His best opponent was in retirement mode.

[@BIGGLOUPR]

WoW 2 of the Greatest of my era ....Roy Jones Jr and Bernard Hopkins ....Hall of Famers and Bad Arse World 💯🏆🥇🏅🎖️🥊🥊💪

[@gabe31g]

A classic interview of 2 Boxing 🥊 legends. Great interview bro.

[@jonbathurst4936]

One of them for sure coulda trashed a modern heavy. People lose touch as time goes on modern heavies are probably the worst we have ever seen yet. Bigger? Not so sure about that. Buddy Baer 6 ft 7 jess Willard 6 ft 7 gerry cooney 6 ft 6 primo carnera 6 ft 5 (big 6 ft 5) and all these guys got hammered by much smaller men.

[@imdc9766]

BHop is a class act… Strengths and strength … his balance should be noted… ROyJones Jr if you haven’t done your homework do it… He is one of the best we had the opportunity to learn from.. Both these fighters are on Supreme level !!