Roy Jones in his prime...
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Ring Rankings at Light Heavyweight in 1998 before he unified all 3 belts.Yeah and some of the binmen he fought went 12 rounds with him. The Bum called lou del Vel knocked down a prime Roy Jones in 1998. A worse version of of Hopkins than the one who fought Calzaghe won 4 of the last 8 rounds against Jones in 1993. Sure Jones looked like superman against the tomato cans he fought, any fight against a PRIME Calzaghe and PRIME Jones would have gone the distance.
1. Roy Jones Jr.
2. Dariusz Michalczewski
3. Reggie Johnson
4. Graciano Rocchigiani
5. Lou Del Valle
6. Eric Harding
7. Montell Griffin
8. Michael Nunn
9. Antonio Tarver
10. David Telesco
Ring Rankings at Light Heavyweight in 2003 his last year as Champion.
Roy Jones Jr., Champion
1. Antonio Tarver
2. Julio Cesar Gonzalez
3. Dariusz Michalczewski
4. Glen Johnson
5. Eric Harding
6. Clinton Woods
7. Silvio Branco
8. Montell Griffin
9. Richard Hall
10. Mehdi Sahnoune
Both lists are practically Roy's resume.
KNOW wtf you're talking about before you simply repeat some **** you might of heard in another thread. Roys beaten 20+ previous or future champions.
HARDLYYYYYYYYYY what Joe has done.Comment
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Wft are you on about?calzaghe faught a shell or jones tho everyone knows that i think in his prime the fight would have been a lot lot closer instead of the one sided beating jones took which is a shame really as the fight would have a miles better win for wither man neither fighter gained anything from the fight really
When did I ever say that Roy wasn't shot fighting Calzaghe?Comment
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well, Roy had his flaws like any other fighter. but very few fighters had the ability to take advantage of them in his prime. the only two off the top of my head are probebly Eric Harding and Montell Griffin 1 who gave him problems early on. ridiculously fast.
I think Michael Spinks would have beaten him.Comment
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jones would do to him what tyson did, only at about round 9 i predictwell, Roy had his flaws like any other fighter. but very few fighters had the ability to take advantage of them in his prime. the only two off the top of my head are probebly Eric Harding and Montell Griffin 1 who gave him problems early on. ridiculously fast.
I think Michael Spinks would have beaten him.Comment
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