Roy Jones, Jr. talks about how he would've done against Mayweather and Pacquiao

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Roy Jones, Jr. talks about how he would've done against Mayweather and Pacquiao

Roy Jones Jr. Exclusive Interview hrow away size, weight, and age out the window, we asked the legend himself Roy Jones, Jr. how he would've done against today's top two boxers, Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, Jr. in his prime. Based on style, the boxing writers' 90's Fighter of the Decade said he believes he would've beaten Mayweather, but would encounter more of a challenge figuring out Pacquiao. "The young Roy Jones, Jr. would probably beat Floyd Mayweather, Jr., because basically Floyd Mayweather, Jr. and James Toney fight with the same style. My style is a little different than their style," Jones said on dBoxing Source Radio show. "But when you come back and start talking about Manny Pacquiao, he's a whole different animal. He's a southpaw who throws bombs," Jones said, and continued, "You got to survive his power first, then you deal with him. That's still yet to be seen. Of course with my size I'll beat him, but if I was in his weight class, that would be a good fight to see."

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Size for size, prime for prime Roy would not have beaten Floyd. Roy had speed and athleticism, but what Floyd had is speed, athleticism and technical soundness. Size for size he prob lose to Pac, too, because after watching the Calzaghe fight, i realized Roy cannot adjust.

[Roman Moreno]

Roy Jones, Jr. talks about how he would've done against Mayweather and Pacquiao

Roy Jones Jr. Exclusive Interview hrow away size, weight, and age out the window, we asked the legend himself Roy Jones, Jr. how he would've done against today's top two boxers, Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, Jr. in his prime. Based on style, the boxing writers' 90's Fighter of the Decade said he believes he would've beaten Mayweather, but would encounter more of a challenge figuring out Pacquiao. "The young Roy Jones, Jr. would probably beat Floyd Mayweather, Jr., because basically Floyd Mayweather, Jr. and James Toney fight with the same style. My style is a little different than their style," Jones said on dBoxing Source Radio show. "But when you come back and start talking about Manny Pacquiao, he's a whole different animal. He's a southpaw who throws bombs," Jones said, and continued, "You got to survive his power first, then you deal with him. That's still yet to be seen. Of course with my size I'll beat him, but if I was in his weight class, that would be a good fight to see."

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Size for size, prime for prime Roy would not have beaten Floyd. Roy had speed and athleticism, but what Floyd had is speed, athleticism and technical soundness. Size for size he prob lose to Pac, too, because after watching the Calzaghe fight, i realized Roy cannot adjust.

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It's an interesting view. Makes some valid points I suppose.