Do you think Roy jones regrets moving up to heavyweight?

[THE REED]

my main memory from the fight was tarver beating roy on the ropes, i havent seen it in a while so i could be wrong but i thought tarver for the rounds he won was just hammering roy on the ropes

he was flurrying at roy, when roy put his guard up and went back on the ropes... SOME punches got through.. most glanced off...

its prolly the biggest memory, because nobodys ever seen roy like that.. but does that mean tarver won the fight, or hurt roy? no.....

[Left Hook Tua]

Tarver beats a Prime Jones imo. He won all 3 fights on my score card and clearly his style effects Jones.

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[THE REED]

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[TheManchine]

i think tarver would give prime roy a tough fight but there were glimpses of the real roy and tarver couldnt cope

[MWMerlino]

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He's a Calzaghe fanatic. Those type need to harbor and accept many delusions in order to appear as functional and productive human beings.

[Sir_Joe]

I don't buy the excuse, Jones is packing a glass jaw and Tarver exposed it.

[Evil_Meat]

People are so ****ing ****** man... "I don't buy the losing weight being an issue" combined with "Tarver isn't an elite fighter" ****ing hell man Tarver is underated as ****, and the people who think he is not elite are generally the people who are limited in boxing knowledge.

[THE REED]

tarver losing all the weight to fight bernard DEFINITELY effected him....

[T-97]

i make a thread about roy at heavyweight and it descends in to tarver bashing,

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I like your sig, you make it yourself?

To answer the question. I doubt Roy regrets it, the accomplishment was huge and probably the best thing he has acheived as a boxer. his regret would probably be jumping back to light heavyweight so quickly and ending up suffering 3 losses, with 2 by KO.

[K-Nan]

Tarver beats a Prime Jones imo. He won all 3 fights on my score card and clearly his style effects Jones.

He won the two fights in which Roy was clearly a ghost of his former self at 175. In the first, Roy was given problems against the ropes, but he dictated the pace of the fight elsewhere.