... would he have been able to have won it on points?

Probably an old issue now, but I'm still new here. I just can't understand what Roy was thinking... or more to the point, what his cornermen were thinking, not coming down hard on him.

He was being outdone from the beginning. I still have no idea as to why his corner was so calm with him. Alot of people say it's because he runs his own stuff, and the corner and trainer is just there for show.

he would have still lost i think

i dont even think the punches that put him down were that hard.

He was being outdone from the beginning. I still have no idea as to why his corner was so calm with him. Alot of people say it's because he runs his own stuff, and the corner and trainer is just there for show.

How at Mike Tyson?

Jones was never in the fight so I think he would of still lost but I'm glad it ended with a knockout because with judges these days you are not always sure.

Probably he was going to begin active actions in last two roundes...?

If to be fair, that, really, the most probable judges would give a victory to Roy. But it would be not correct, though I and respect him, as the boxer...

IMO johnson was leading big

How at Mike Tyson?
What do you mean?
What?

He probably needed a KO. He was down 4-5 points on every scorecard at the time of the stoppage.

Do we know the final scorecards pre-stoppage?

I think they said Johnson was ahead on all scorecards but I think one of them was close.

Was a win for Roy unobtainable? I've seen the fight twice and the second time around he didn't seem to ship as many as I'd thought... and Glen turned down the pace from the second round on. Still a bad, bad night for Roy, though in a sense it exonorates him I thought. Tarver and Johnson didn't get a prime Roy. I'd love to see him come back and defeat the whole division, but I don't suppose it'll ever happen.

He was being outdone from the beginning. I still have no idea as to why his corner was so calm with him. Alot of people say it's because he runs his own stuff, and the corner and trainer is just there for show.Yeah roy was looking all in the crowd and stuff, it seems like he is the boss in his corner, but anyway Roy was going to lose by a lopsided UD anyway. He didn't come to fight. I think that he left everything in the ring the night he fought Ruiz...

Johnson clearly won 7 out of the 9rds fought.The only reason the judges would have had it a little closer was because it was ROY JONES JR fighting.

Yeah roy was looking all in the crowd and stuff, it seems like he is the boss in his corner, but anyway Roy was going to lose by a lopsided UD anyway. He didn't come to fight. I think that he left everything in the ring the night he fought Ruiz...

I don't think he would have lost by as big as a margin on the judges cards as he should've...simply because judges always make fights closer than they really are..

Yeah, if Roy has a history of getting verdicts (Tarver I) then Glen certainly has a history of not getting them. I had Roy only winning about two rounds too, though watching it a second time I could see how he could have stolen more rounds, with Glen missing quite a lot more than it at first appeared...

According to boxrec.com, RJJ was down by four on one judges scorecard and two on the other. I guess they thought it was a closer fight than everyone had thought initially!

What to Roy occured?
He should understand, that it was impossible to lose that fight!
It was impossible to lose any round of that fight!