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I don't believe the argument that Roy Jones had a weak chin early in his career, just because he's lost it in the latter part. It is possible for a fighter to lose their chin over time.
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its called father timeComment
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Ey pickle 'ed, you quoted Snatch wrong in your sig...Originally posted by theironone
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no **** boy now **** OFFComment
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Ok, but let me pass that sanitary towel to you first.Originally posted by theironone
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when RJJ was in his prime, he hardly ever got hit, and his speed was amazing. McClellan was a bigger puncher, but much slower, and he relied on the power too much. Roy's speed would allow him to land on mcClellan, McClellan would have a hard time finding Roy. Think of Benn - McClellan, Benn was easy to hit, Roy was not. McClellan might knock RJJ down, like Del Valle did, but i think prime RJJ gets up and outboxes McClellan for the rest of the night, later on in the fight, it gets especially ugly for the G man as RJJ would be tripling up the left hook and pot shotting him with combinations. In the early rounds this would be an exciting fight to watchComment
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ill let u keep hold of it little *****
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No, really, i insist... Early Christmas for you....Originally posted by theirononeill let u keep hold of it little *****
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early, you taking the piss nowComment
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Not as much as you are with that quote -- in your sig.Originally posted by theironone
"Get that dog -- off my seats"
"This is a stolen car Tyrone -- these arent, your seats"
"Yeah well, while im at the wheel, this is my car, AWWWIGHT"Comment
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