Roy Is Back In The Summer...

[Truth]

http://www.secondsout.com/USA/news.cfm?ccs=229&cs=19249

Roy Jones to fight Prince Badi Ajamu

Can't say goodbye



Roy Jones's new advisor Jim Thomas has said the former pound-for-pound king will face light heavyweight contender Prince Badi Ajamu this summer.

Thomas told the Las Vegas Review Journal that Jones, who hasn't won a fight since November 2003 and is considered dangerously shot by some, will then move up in class and fight a bigger name later in the year.

'Prince' Ajamu, 25-2 (14), is a decent contender who doesn't punch that hard and looses to whenever he steps up in class - his "Ls" came to former WBO middleweight champ Otis Grant and IBF light heavy title challenger Rico Hoye. In other words: if Jones absolutely insists on fighting on despite all the punishment he has taken in his last three fights, Ajamu is probably the man he should be in with."-secondsout.com

[K-DOGG]

Roy needs to hang 'em up.....end of story.

[Hitman932]

who ****in cares?

[Hitman932]

who ****in cares?

i sure as hell dont

[Truth]

who ****in cares?

I'm just reporting some boxing news at a boxing site, thats all.

[GreatestIam]

You Heard It Here First Roy Will Remerge And Do Things Alot Of People Think He Cant! I Myself Wont Say Hell Win A Title But He Will Win Some Fights In The Very Near Future That Cement His Legend!

[Shanus]

You Heard It Here First Roy Will Remerge And Do Things Alot Of People Think He Cant! I Myself Wont Say Hell Win A Title But He Will Win Some Fights In The Very Near Future That Cement His Legend!

But I bet they'll be against nobodys.

[enadeus]

Well hopefully he wins and ends his career.

[leff]

roy was great but he should stop now before his record decreases more

[K-DOGG]

You Heard It Here First Roy Will Remerge And Do Things Alot Of People Think He Cant! I Myself Wont Say Hell Win A Title But He Will Win Some Fights In The Very Near Future That Cement His Legend!

It's hard to let it go; but you must. Roy has already cemented his place in history. He is, IMHO, one of the greatest p4p to ever don gloves. He just had the misfortune of never having an opponent who could really test him in his prime. The losses at the end of his career mean nothing in the great scheme of things; and at his age, he will not accomplish anything else of note. He's more done than a Thanksgiving Turkey at Grandma's house. Life is short and the time for a fighter to make his mark is even shorter. Roy's time has run out...he's done enough.