Roy Jones Jr: "I Can Knock Joe Calzaghe Out"

[RisAri0]

If Roy can make a heavyweight do a two-step, why cant he KO a super middle?

u mean a D class heavyweight?

[Scary]

I don't think you should take anyone seriously that says Joe is NOT a good boxer. That said, after November 8th I hope he seeks some better challenges.

Who would you see him against?

[IMDAZED]

u mean a D class heavyweight?

Try again.

Roy's record at 168: 6-0 (5). The only decision being Toney.

Now if you want to say he's too old, cool. But he cant KO a super middle? Umm...ok.

[IMDAZED]

Who would you see him against?

I've stated from day one I'd love to see him against the Dawson-Tarver winner.

[sparked_85]

Try again.

Roy's record at 168: 6-0 (5). The only decision being Toney.

Now if you want to say he's too old, cool. But he cant KO a super middle? Umm...ok.

He can KO a super middle but Joe Calzaghe?

**** would be very shocking. By the laws of science it can happen, lol.

Roy should have knocked out Tito so unless his mindset has changed you can't see it, and he also would waste alot of steam trying to take out Joe, and if he failed he could actually get slapped to a stoppage himself.

[Savino]

Dont matter what divison you been in previously if anyone gets caught right then it is over. simple as.

[sparked_85]

Dont matter what divison you been in previously if anyone gets caught right then it is over. simple as.

this is true. If your Amir Khan you don't even have to be caught right.

[Savino]

this is true. If your Amir Khan you don't even have to be caught right.

Khan got jabbed and his legs went like jelly. he took a dive imo haha

[Spirit]

Out of Roy's last three opponent I believe he could've stopped at least two maybe all three. People mistake Roy's unwillingness to leave himself open and go for a stoppage with him not being able to. Even a prime Roy never went for a stoppage, he stopped his opponents because there was no fight left in them (with the exclusion of his second fight with Griffin). Unfortunately he doesn't have the athletic abibilies he used to, to stop opponents the way he did: in a playful fashion.

Roy simply doesn't believe it's worth him getting caught flush and being stopped again and I can't see how some of you seem to disagree with him. He completely changed up his style just to get 3 decent wins.

That being said Calzaghe will likely have plenty of fight in him to continue, especially with him saying this will be (one of) his last fight(s). Stoppage? Only if he can discourage Calzaghe the way he used to do with most of his opponents, otherwise I'm agreeing with Pavlik that this is a dangerous for Joe

[JWPearce3]

Out of Roy's last three opponent I believe he could've stopped at least two maybe all three. People mistake Roy's unwillingness to leave himself open and go for a stoppage with him not being able to. Even a prime Roy never went for a stoppage, he stopped his opponents because there was no fight left in them (with the exclusion of his second fight with Griffin). Unfortunately he doesn't have the athletic abibilies he used to, to stop opponents the way he did: in a playful fashion.

Roy simply doesn't believe it's worth him getting caught flush and being stopped again and I can't see how some of you seem to disagree with him. He completely changed up his style just to get 3 decent wins.

That being said Calzaghe will likely have plenty of fight in him to continue, especially with him saying this will be (one of) his last fight(s). Stoppage? Only if he can discourage Calzaghe the way he used to do with most of his opponents, otherwise I'm agreeing with Pavlik that this is a dangerous for Joe

Well said. Roy will not go for a KO b/c he won't leave himself open to a big, flush shot. Roy will look to outwork Joe (good luck with that) to a decision and play to the crowd when he can.