is history repeats?

[1pretty boy1]

roy jones jr
moved up to heavyweight
and won the title

floyd mayweather jr
moved up to lightmiddle
and won title

roy jones jr
moved back to the native
division and lost to tarver
that was an upset

floyd mayweather jr
moved back to the native
division and=?

[1pretty boy1]

what do you think about that?

[eazy_mas]

comparing 200 going down to 165 is different than 154 to 147.

[1pretty boy1]

comparing 200 going down to 165 is different than 154 to 147.

i agree with you but i mean about event as itself ,can the same story happen

[Jim Jeffries]

Roy was a lot older than Floyd, and was clearly past his prime at 35 when he finally lost for real. Someone like Roy especially, who relied on speed and reflexes other than sound defense. Once the speed faded, it was only a matter of time before he got caught.

[1pretty boy1]

Roy was a lot older than Floyd, and was clearly past his prime at 35 when he finally lost for real. Someone like Roy especially, who relied on speed and reflexes other than sound defense. Once the speed faded, it was only a matter of time before he got caught.

you are right but if i told you before the fight that roy is gonna lose you would say i am crazy

[Jim Jeffries]

you are right but if i told you before the fight that roy is gonna lose you would say i am crazy

Well ANYONE can lose, just ask 42-1 favorite Tyson. It was a lot tougher on Roy's body making weight at 175 after putting on all that muscle to fight heavy. Floyd only weighed 148 fight night against Oscar, so making 147 is not an issue.

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

comparing 200 going down to 165 is different than 154 to 147.

Especially when the 147/154 move didn't involve gaining or losing a single pound.

[1pretty boy1]

Especially when the 147/154 move didn't involve gaining or losing a single pound.

don't take a look on a weight look at the happening as itself