154 pound version of RJJ

Floyd doesn't throw enough in a fight like this to even be considered a winner. Yes, I think he'd have been overwhelmed.

The fact that Roy didn't fight anyone noteworthy at 154, is why it's an interesting question. Take Floyd of the Oscar fight, and put him against Roy at 22, who was an inexperienced phenom. I'd have to go with Roy. Too much speed and power, and physically bigger. Floyd doesn't throw enough in a fight like this to even be considered a winner.

Yupp roy jones was in a class of his own. I think floyd would be overwhelmed vs 154 pound roy. Even ped iv floyd

Roy Jones is not a gold medalist. He was robbed and incidentally so was Mayweather. If you were seriously trying to make a point with that it's a stupid and incorrect one. It's not comparable. Mayweather in a fairly competitive fight(I thought he probably have won) lost your typical decision in a shtty amatuer system where old men with bad eyesights try to count who landed the most punches and even then it's fairly subjective(especially live). Roy Jones absolutely dominated and decimated Hun in a round-by-round scoring system, he beat the sht outta him, and hurt him in three separate occasions. After the Roy Jones fight in Korea, one of the judges apologized for robbing him, Park Si-hun apologized to him, admitted he lost the fight and retired from boxing after being shamed, the referee said told Roy he won, all the judges of the fight were suspended. Roy Jones got a trophy which is only 1 of 3 ever to not be given to the Gold Medalist. And the Olympics changed its scoring system after that bout to what we know now. Roy Jones' loss was for a FACT(an investigation found these guys being bribed) a robbery.

Would look like rigo vs donaire. Roy puts hands on Floyd imo

Don't think Roy needs all this experience to beat Floyd, he's as fast or faster, considerably bigger(blows up and is much taller) and he's a gold medalist to Floyd's bronze medal. Roy Jones is not a gold medalist. He was robbed and incidentally so was Mayweather. If you were seriously trying to make a point with that it's a stupid and incorrect one.

ofc he does, that Jones was green af and still learning and not even properly developed on a physical level as a pro. You're asking him to fight one of the best fighters of the 21st century who by the team he reached 154lb had reached his peak in all areas. Come on now. Roy actually turned pro as a MW, but again, I'd still have picked him to beat Floyd earlier in his career. Roy fought twice at 154 in 91.

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wth kinda question is this? RJ didn't fight ANYONE of note at 154 and it was simply him growing into his own body, it's the story with most fighters, when they start off, they have fights at odd weights and then get down or up to a particular division to fight for honours. 154lb RJ isn't even relevant. The fact that Roy didn't fight anyone noteworthy at 154, is why it's an interesting question. Take Floyd of the Oscar fight, and put him against Roy at 22, who was an inexperienced phenom. I'd have to go with Roy. Too much speed and power, and physically bigger.

Roy was a special fighter early in his career

Don't think Roy needs all this experience to beat Floyd, he's as fast or faster, considerably bigger(blows up and is much taller) and he's a gold medalist to Floyd's bronze medal.

So are you saying that floyd beats the roy jones jr coming out of the olympics that started at 154 as a pro ofc he does, that Jones was green af and still learning and not even properly developed on a physical level as a pro. You're asking him to fight one of the best fighters of the 21st century who by the team he reached 154lb had reached his peak in all areas. Come on now.

Jones easy.

So are you saying that floyd beats the roy jones jr coming out of the olympics that started at 154 as a pro

wth kinda question is this? RJ didn't fight ANYONE of note at 154 and it was simply him growing into his own body, it's the story with most fighters, when they start off, they have fights at odd weights and then get down or up to a particular division to fight for honours. 154lb RJ isn't even relevant.