By Bill Emes
Former four division champion Roy Jones Jr. has big plans for junior welterweight contender Paul Spadafora (48-0-1, 19KOs). Jones, who helps co-promote Spadafora, wants to match him against John Molina Jr. (25-2, 20KOs) in the coming months. Molina does have an ESPN date on June 7th, with no set opponent.
If Spadafora beats Molina, then Jones wants to put him in the ring with eight division world champion Manny Pacquiao. If Spadafora shocks the world and defeats Pacquiao, that would be win number "50" for the "Pittsburgh Kid" and at that point Jones would advise him to retire.
"We're look at John Molina as a possible opponent for the next fight, and then we're looking at Manny Pacquiao to break [Rocky] Marciano's record and get him to 50-0. At 50-0, I wouldn't mind it being someone like a Pacquiao because if he wins I wouldn't mind seeing him call it a day. If he beats one of the top guys at 50-0, then he can call it a day," Jones told BoxingScene.com.
