i dont think roys first loss has valid excuses.....
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I disagree. He was weight drained in the first Tarver fight but he was so good that he still won in a war. In the second fight was that the weight loss took it's toll on his body, he was not the same anymore. His body no longer wanted to be at that weight. A lot of times, your body reacts slow to weight drainage. You know when your body is asking you for more food, and you starve yourself, you can get hurt in the ring and it does not have to be in the first fight back from where you drained yourself from in the first place. Your body fatigues little by little when you're not in the weight that it is asking to be. That's what happened to Roy, he was already fatigued in the first Tarver fight, second and third one's just showed the full effects that the muscle draining had. He recovered at past prime already against Prince Badi Ajamu and Hanshaw whatever their names are. He beat a blown up Trinidad, and then he lost to a fresher man in Calzaghe at 40 years old.
He has recovered now, because if not then he would have prob get stopped by Calzaghe with all those punches that Joe landed on him(the most by any opponent against Roy). It's too late though.Last edited by Kevin Jesus; 06-11-2009, 03:00 AM.Comment
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ppl say that he had lost 25 lbs of pure muscle, which is true, for tarver-jones I. however, he go knocked out in their second fight, a fight in which roy looked like vintage roy in round 1. i dont hold that weight loss bs as a valid excuse because he had already beat tarver prior to the ko loss. had he lost in their first meeting, then the excuse would be more of a reason.Comment
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