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Las Vegas, NV: 17 years after their first fight, ring legend Bernard Hopkins (51-5-1, 32 KOs) evened the score against 41-year-old fellow legend Roy Jones Jr. (54-7, 40 KOs) winning a foul-filled twelve round unanimous decision with scores of 117-110, 117-110, 118-109. Photos © Chris Cozzone/Fightwireimages.com [Click Here To Read More]
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Enjoyed the fight, shame that bhop n jones didnt throw more pucnhes haha -
Embarrassing for the sport. Both of these guys should be forced to retire. I don't believe they have the right to make the decision themselves. Nothing worse than watching two old scared bitches get in the ring and make money they don't deserve.Comment
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Bernard needs to retire from boxing and become a actorComment
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The fans are at fault for purchasing these fraud fightsComment
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time to retire for both. neither could pull the trigger and frustration coupled with the fact that they don't like each other triggered all the foul shots.roy's been done and hopkins has a lifetime position in golden-boy. its time for both to retire.Comment
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Wow, I guess this fight turned out to be a fight of who could throw the most fouls... God damn it's sad to see RJJ still stick around when he is so far past it, that all he could do, was clinch all night and just sit stationary.... Retire bro...you ant got nothing left.Comment
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You seen him faint? Because that sounds like some bull**** to me I mean maybe he did but from what I seen it was a act the first hit behind the head I gave b hop the benifit of the doubt the second barley touched him and the low blow was on his hip dude was straight up actin and then he fainted in the locker room where nobody saw but was able to fight six more rounds just fine after he got hit in the back of the head and was "seeing spots" sounds like the same thing Nate Campbell said
Not to mention he was the one who started to hit behind the head and throw low blows and headbutts in the first place he can dish it out but can't take where I'm from we call that a *****Comment
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