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I'm willing to pay money to see it live, but I can only watch it on the computer. Anybody know any sites?

What do you guys think? Roy only has 1 fight experience with the Winky peak-a-boo defense and that was sure to work vs Tito because he is one demensional. What defense do you think Roy will employ vs Calzaghe?

Roy utilized a new Winky type style defense against Tito and it worked pretty well for him, but Tito is really a one dimensional fighter who is front feet heavy which keeps him off balance a lot of times. Calzaghe is really versatile and has enormous punch output. I'm not too sure how the Winky type defense is gonna work against Calzaghe, because Calzaghe would be throwing bombs to penetrate Jones' defense. Roy is my favorite fighter, and I wanna see him win, but he has a tough test ahead of him. I would have no doubt in my mind that a prime Roy would beat Calzaghe, but the older Roy I'm not sure. He still has fast hands, but his punch output is greatly diminished and he doesn't have the reflexes to avoid shots like he had in his prime. Roy can win if he can hit Calzaghe with notable harder shots during each round vs Calzaghe's pitty pat volume punches. I think it shold be a good fight if Roy brings it, cause we know Calzaghe will bring it. I think in the end, Roy will dig deep down inside and pull out a unanimous decision victory with a virtuoso performance for the ages that will cement his legacy forever. And NEW........

Roy is years past his prime. But he still wants it. He has gone from the highest of highs(winning the heavyweight championship of the world) to the lowest of lows(back 2 back KO losses) But he still wants it. This is a man who seemingly has nothing left to prove. He has been the undisputed pound for pound king for well over a decade, winning titles from middleweight, super middleweight, light heavyweight, and heavyweight, all while making it look easy with his inhuman handspeed, impregnable defense, and virtuoso combinations. He doesn't have that anymore. But what he does have is his heart and desire back. No one is giving him a chance. How is he going to decision someone that is so energetic, throws constantly, and has never been defeated in his pro career? How is he going to knock him out when he hasn't had a KO victory since 2002? Roy is out looking to prove everyone wrong. This is what great fighters do when they summon that extra something inside of them and somehow manage to come out victorious when no one thought it was possible. If Roy somehow defeats Calzaghe, what would it do to his legacy? It's clear as daylight that Roy can't do the things he used to do anymore. But he still wants it.

How do you think history would have remembered him in a 100 years. I think he would have been mentioned up there with SRR with relative ease. He was a walking human highlight reel in his prime and he hardly lost rounds in the process. He was never hurt, and was knocked down only once to Del Valle(sp?) but that was contributed from a slip. With his inhuman handspeed, impregnable defense, and virtuoso combinations, I think Jones could have been remembered as the greatest ever, imo, if he retired after beating Ruiz, he was THAT dominant up until that point. He started as a junior middleweight(154) and went on to become the heavyweight champion of the world, that is quite an accomplishment.

Is that called winner by "minority decision?" Just wondering... lol