ABEL SANCHEZ SAYS ROY JONES JR. is a hypocrite reacts GGG fighting sog or kov

[Kigali]

roy jones is just another one of the demographic, as are mayweather and hopkins. And the demographics number 1 enemy is GGG. WHich is why they always criticise him

The demographic isn't afraid to dare to be great...to take risks and challenges.

It's not in GGG's peasant genes to dare to be great.

[Kigali]

So he moved up 4 divisions then back down again as an amateur too?

I've said this before ... RJJ was a superbly talented natural fighter. No doubt about that at all. No doubt either that PEDs made him even better, especially when it came to moving up and winning titles in multiple divisions.

Didn't Vlad admit to juicing??

[Lester Tutor]

[Kigali]

GGG is not obligated to fight Ward.

ward was obligated to move the fck up already after the supersix. instead he hid at 168 and weight drained chad dawson instead of taking his belt at 175 like a true RIGHTEOUS SON OF GOD person would have done and despite the fact that he was an amateur 175 pounder....

GGG hid in the amateurs while others would have long turned pro.

Dawson offered to fight Ward at 168...now finish eating your puppy.

[therealpugilist]

they are not gonna like this one bit........

[therealpugilist]

roy jones is just another one of the demographic, as are mayweather and hopkins. And the demographics number 1 enemy is GGG. WHich is why they always criticise him

Naw Roy Jones is an accomplished all time great, one of the best boxers to ever lace up a pair of gloves, one of the best commentators in the game


He was also the best fighter of his era and spent the better part of ruling 175 being scrutinized for his level of competition even though from 1989-2003 he defeated nearly 20 world champions and several hall of famers

you guys read too much Dougie Fisher

demographic...lol......the only demographic here is those criticizing one fighter who is an all time great who started at the same weight, yet took far more risks....while defending the dumb crap sanchez says and the non risks of his pupil GGG


ITS ABOUT RISKS NOT RACE SO SHELF THAT LAME CROCK

[BigAlexSand]

So he moved up 4 divisions then back down again as an amateur too?

I've said this before ... RJJ was a superbly talented natural fighter. No doubt about that at all. No doubt either that PEDs made him even better, especially when it came to moving up and winning titles in multiple divisions.

And Pacquaio climbed up 8 divisions, showing power all the way up and yet by your claim without a doubt with PEDs. Let's not bring up a 40+ year old Hopkins moved up from middleweight to light heavyweight... definite PED user.

If what Fury, supposedly did; in the the UFC... he would have been suspended for a year or plus. Something the UFC is doing correctly; drug testing. Dude made testers for the fight leave before givin a sample; something worse for pissing hot for a supplement sold in GNC; unknowing of a substance that is on the list of illegal substances of a thousand others that are okay in the same supplement. To me it's better to be ignorant to the idea of inspecting supplements first; than to look more suspect running of the commission testing and later call of the fight... can you say Fury may be a fan of something more than supplements which every fighter uses.

[Madison Boxing]

Naw Roy Jones is an accomplished all time great, one of the best boxers to ever lace up a pair of gloves, one of the best commentators in the game


He was also the best fighter of his era and spent the better part of ruling 175 being scrutinized for his level of competition even though from 1989-2003 he defeated nearly 20 world champions and several hall of famers

you guys read too much Dougie Fisher

demographic...lol......the only demographic here is those criticizing one fighter who is an all time great who started at the same weight, yet took far more risks....while defending the dumb crap sanchez says and the non risks of his pupil GGG


ITS ABOUT RISKS NOT RACE SO SHELF THAT LAME CROCK

not doubting roy jones as a fighter , one of my fave fighters to watch. But, have a look at the fighters roy jones likes, and the fighters he doesnt like. Do that for mayweather and for bernard too, and a theme emerges. DOugie fischer exposed some uncomfortable truths and you dont like it one bit

[therealpugilist]

not doubting roy jones as a fighter , one of my fave fighters to watch. But, have a look at the fighters roy jones likes, and the fighters he doesnt like. Do that for mayweather and for bernard too, and a theme emerges. DOugie fischer exposed some uncomfortable truths and you dont like it one bit

seriously bro...I really liked Dougie on Maxboxing.....he generally gave 80% facts and 20% opinion....since he has went to ring....he has really hit the ****ter

its obvious he has style preferences and he often alludes to it, while chastising fighters who don't fit the bill he likes

over the years he has lost a lot of credibility. He was one of the best young journalist in the game

then when he got to Ring, a lot of his work is agenda driven...a lot of his work is like someone of this site, who has media credentials

fill me in one some of those truths he exposed that makes some uncomfortable?

he literally insults fighters when years ago he didn't....whats up with that

[Scipio2009]

this guy is an idiot

1)Mike McCallum is a hall of famer and campaigned at 175 the last 4 years of his career was a legit 175er

2) beat jeff harding for the 175 wbc title and was a huge 154 fighter who was in his 30s and filled out

3)Jones started at 154, like GGG, and won titles at 160, 168, 175 and went on to defeat several fighters who won titles at 175 or higher like McCallum, reggie Johnson, Del vALLE, Tarver, clinton woods, Julio Cesar Gonzalez, John Ruiz, Virgil Hill and cleaned out 175 with the exception of Dariiusz Michalcewski in his era

4) How is Jones a hypcrite when he has won titles at 160, 68, 75, and heavyweight

if he doesnt think GGG will have success at the higher weights, he can say that instead of make a fool out of himself

... did Abel Sanchez honestly forget that Roy Jones Jr, after beating McCallum, went on to unify all of the bets at 175, before then going up to heavyweight, and coming back down to 175 to defend his belts again (before things really fell off of the rails)?