What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past... 
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past... 
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Sr, who went 18-2 in his first 20 fights (with his loss being against Matt Hamill in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Sr.
Roy Jones Sr was not only the 173rd best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating James Evans (the guy who was married to Florida Evans) for the ABC Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Sr, who went 18-2 in his first 20 fights (with his loss being against Matt Hamill in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Sr.
Roy Jones Sr was not only the 173rd best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating James Evans (the guy who was married to Florida Evans) for the ABC Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts
is amazing. However, he has nothing on the
legacy of Roy Jones Sr, who went 18-2 in his
first 20 fights (with his loss being against Matt
Hamill in a fight which he was absolutely
dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Sr.
Roy Jones Sr was not only the 173rd best
pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but
literally started his career @ 154 and progressed
to beating James Evans (the guy who was
married to Florida Evans) for the ABC
Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that
while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander
Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as
good (if not better or much better) in the past... 
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts
is amazing. However, he has nothing on the
legacy of Roy Jones Sr, who went 18-2 in his
first 20 fights (with his loss being against Matt
Hamill in a fight which he was absolutely
dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Sr.
Roy Jones Sr was not only the 173rd best
pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but
literally started his career @ 154 and progressed
to beating James Evans (the guy who was
married to Florida Evans) for the ABC
Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that
while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander
Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as
good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Phil Baroni has done in Mixed Martial Arts
is amazing. However, he has nothing on the
legacy of Roy Jones Sr, who went 18-2 in his
first 20 fights (with his loss being against Matt
Hamill in a fight which he was absolutely
dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Sr.
Roy Jones Sr was not only the 173rd best
pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but
literally started his career @ 154 and progressed
to beating James Evans (the guy who was
married to Florida Evans) for the ABC
Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that
while guys like Tito Ortiz and Andy Anderson
are amazing, there was always someone just as
good (if not better or much better) in the past...
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What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What OP has done in Levels of Faggotry is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like women and threads that actually
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...but not me because I'm a faggot
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Jones,_Jr.
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KPU5qFJAJGg
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What Jon Jones has done in Mixed Martial Arts is amazing. However, he has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...
What my penis has done inside OP's mom is amazing. However, it has nothing on the legacy of Roy Jones Jr, who went 49-1 in his first 50 fights (with his loss being a Matt Hammill-like loss in a fight which he was absolutely dominating).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/opisafaggot
Roy Jones Jr was not only the best pound-for-pound boxer (perhaps of all time), but literally started his career @ 154 and progressed to beating John Ruiz (the guy who took Evander Holyfield's title) for the WBA Heavyweight Title.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=letmebangbro
Just wanted to let the new generation know that while guys like My Penis and Alexander Gustafsson
are amazing, there was always someone just as good (if not better or much better) in the past...