Who beat RJJ better?

[Box-Office]

In a brutal display of dominance we saw Enzo Maccrannelli knockout former World HW champ (among other things) RJJ in the 4th round in his backyard, which prompted me to make the inevitable comparison with another Welsh fighter in Joe Calzaghe who needed 12 rounds to get the job done. Was it the jet lag? or simply a case of levels?


Anyways, would you prefer a 12 round boxing clinic or a brutal finish like that?

[Johnwoo8686]

Joe was dropped an actually hurt by Roy and Enzo never came close to either scenario. So its Enzo although he faced an even worse version of Roy.

[Caught Square]

Both wins were nothing more than a W on the win column. Props to Calzaghe for carrying a shot Jones.

[Dr Rumack]

Enzo went into Roy's backyard to beat him.

[CraigM]

LOL... most fighters should be able to knock out Roy now, he really needs to give it up.

[Suckmedry]

That wasn't the real roy jones in the ring with either of those guys.

[DiggyBoxer]

That wasn't the real roy jones in the ring with either of those guys.

This^^^

As far as I'm concerned Roy Jones last fight was 1st March 2003, when he beat John Ruiz at heavyweight.

He was never the same after coming back down in weight from that fight.

[_original_]

This^^^

As far as I'm concerned Roy Jones last fight was 1st March 2003, when he beat John Ruiz at heavyweight.

He was never the same after coming back down in weight from that fight.

So not even Tarver or Johnson get any credit for blasting out Roy? Jones fans are hilarious, losses count too and they do harm your legacy, at least the Tarver and Johnson losses should.

[DiggyBoxer]

So not even Tarver or Johnson get any credit for blasting out Roy? Jones fans are hilarious, losses count too and they do harm your legacy, at least the Tarver and Johnson losses should.

Tarver and Johnson should absolutely get credit for beating him because at that time he was still a very good fighter.

What I'm saying is that it was clear in the first fight with Tarver that he wasn't the same. He looked flat and vulnerable, and things just got progressively worse from there.

[Box-Office]

Excuses are already pouring in to discredit Enzo's win.