Styles make fights. Name some non ATG'S who's styles will be tough on Roy Jones

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  • Felixtito
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    Styles make fights. Name some non ATG'S who's styles will be tough on Roy Jones

    From 160-175.

    Name some non ATG fighters who's styles could give a prime Roy Jones a tough fight.

    At 175 it's gotta be Mattrew Saad Muhammad, I don't think MSM could have beaten 175 Roy, but that aggressive brawler style with power, his come forth movements etc. Long Jab, shocking speed of recovery and his abilities to come alive in the 2nd half of his fights should give Prime Roy a very tough contest.


    What other fighters who did not have ATG status do you see troubling Roy from 160-175.
  • ИATAS
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    The G-Man.

    "Yes it's true that Gerald beat Roy as an
    amateur, he beat him soundly at the Golden
    Gloves in 1988 when he went right at Roy and
    traded as was his style back then. But Gerald
    decided to put in the work to switch and turn
    professional rather than go to the Olympic's, he
    wanted a jump on Roy because they were seen
    as potential rivals for when they got into the pro
    ranks. But it was Frankie Liles and Tim Littles
    who got most of the attention in the late 80's
    and early 90's, Gerald and Roy didn't actually
    get much attention until they built up their
    knockout streaks and because Littles and Liles
    didn't have their re-match quick enough. Then
    the attention centered onto Gerald and Roy, and
    they were seen as the two guys who would
    dominate as the top two fighters of the 90's,
    and it just so happened that they were the same
    weight. Roy won his IBF title at middleweight in
    the same month that Gerald won his WBC title
    at middleweight, and they were genuine friends
    outside of boxing. Gerald would never have lost
    a boxing match in the 1990's if he had stayed at
    the Kronk."

    - Emanuel Stewart

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    • -PBP-
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      Montell "Ice" Griffin...........




      And yes, I know what happened in the rematch.

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        The Camden Buzzsaw

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        • djtmal
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          i'd have to say nigel benn @ 168

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          • lparm
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            Spinks or foster at 175. At 160 SRR comes to mind. At 168 maybe Joe but Roy dodged that bullet for years.

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            • sigrab jr
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              Would have been*

              Nobody.

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                Henry Maske gives EVERYBODY trouble.

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