What if Hopkins counter-punching, slow paced, low work-rate style just gives Jones more room and comfort to potshot Hopkins to a clear UD?
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What if Hopkins' slow pace and low work rate end up favoring Jones' potshotting style
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Originally posted by SoldierWarrior View PostWhat happens if Roy can't even hit Hopkins? Hopkins by Brutal Decision win!
If it's going to be a slow paced fight then I have Jones by clear UD. By rounds 3-5 we will tell if it's a slow pace or fast paced fight. I'm telling you potshotters best perform in slow paced fights.
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Originally posted by -Kevin- View PostHopkins, or Roy have no legs anymore. Both of them will be there to be hit. Difference will be who's style will favor in a slow paced fight, Jones potshotting, or Hopkins counter punching?
If it's going to be a slow paced fight then I have Jones by clear UD. By rounds 3-5 we will tell if it's a slow pace or fast paced fight. I'm telling you potshotters best perform in slow paced fights.
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Originally posted by etlux View PostHopkins is far more economical and accurate. This style of fighting favors him far more. He will KO Jones or win by Brutal Decision.
Can't you see it? handspeed, pot shotting, slow paced fight. Roy's handspeed will be obvious from round 1.
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both are old but handspeed will be the key to this match and that is what roy jones still has even at this point his career. the low workrate of hopkins will be his downfall imho.
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Hopkins is still a p4p caliber fighter though, whereas Roy fights like one but isn't. Unfortunately RJ still does all the things he could get away with at his best without being able to get away with them.
It will be a slow and boring start to the fight, with Roy looking like he has a chance, and then Hopkins will keep finding his mark more and more as the fight goes on. It will be ugly by the end, I think he stops Roy. I really hope I'm wrong, I hope what you are saying happens, but I just don't have any faith in Roy Jones against a top level opponent, which Hopkins still is.
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