Roy Jones jnr vs Sergey Kvalev @ 175

Give Kov problems? Lmfao.

If Pascal won 2 rounds he was lucky.

As for your other bollox post about his weight gain and loss, how much lighter do you think he has weighed in the last 5 years ( as a counterfeit Cruiser ) compared to the Ruiz fight?

Because starting with Danny Green, unless he fights cab drivers, and garbage collectors, he still gets KTFO. Hopkins was simply too old to stop him, so he just out classed the fool. Green and Lebedev fvcked him. And the rest of the rubbish he has fought would be lucky to get work sparring Kovalev, never mind a top ten Cruiser.

 

So pascal never gave kovalev problems when kovalev won any of those 4 rounds?? LMFAO!! To many dumb ppl here for real.

 

Danny Green? Lebedev? Wtf? Are you trying to say Jones Jr was prime when he fought those 2?? LMFAO!!!

 

If Kovalev wasnt hurt then why he didnt say to Max? Dont give me "Did he say he was hurt?" Cause i ask you first dumb a$$. Answer the question did kovalev say he wasnt hurt? Yes or No?

 

Yeah that's him, the one with the earth shattering 50% KO ratio.

Pop in his own right, my ass.

 

Whatever else you do, make sure you DON'T give up licking windows.:hi:

 

Why doesn't someone e-mail the Sunshine bus people and get them to come and take this hogan clown back to the home for the mentally retar ded he has obviously escaped from?

 

:rofl

 

You are truly representative of 99.9% of Roid Jones fan boys. Big mouthed pea brained fvcking Murican's who know very little about your own heroes unless Hollywood explains it for you, and fvck all about anything in general.

Date Of Births.

Roid Jones. 16 / 1 / 1969

Glen Johnson. 02 / 1 / 1969

you thick Murican prat.

 

Foxy 01,


I love debating with you.

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That's fair enough. Again, everyone knows this. But it wasn't Roy's fault, and he got a title shot just like Reggie Johnson and Lou Del Valle had.

Well you'll have to explain to me how it was simply true that Dariusz chased Roy for six years. Again, as far as I know, all negotiations came to an end in 2001, after the proposal of the double header had been flatly refused. Then both guys went their separate ways, and Roy signed to fight Ruiz the following year. Again, Roy entered the LHW division in November, 1996. So where's the six years?

That's just the opinion from Dariusz's side. But we've got quotes from HBO's Kerry Davis that say otherwise. Before you say it, Davis wouldn't have said he'd tried to have made the fight, if he hadn't. If Roy truly hadn't have wanted the fight at all, HBO would have made that clear publicly to take the heat off themselves.

Very true.

I'm not sure when the Hill fight was signed, but Roy could possibly have fought him first, had he not been stupid against Griffin in their first fight.

How so?

His biggest wins were against Rochigianni, Hill, Piper, Griffin and Hall.

He cheated against Rochigianni in their first fight to get him disqualified. It was embarrassing, and he should have been ashamed of himself. He rolled around on the floor after Rochigianni had only tapped him after the bell. But he did beat him cleanly in 2000, and that was a good win.

His best win was against Virgil Hill in 1997.

He had a decent win over Griffin, but Roy had already iced him one two years earlier.

He also had trouble with Hall twice, after Roy had given him a hiding.

Those are his highlights from 1996-2003.


Roy's highlights from that timeframe were:

A one round demolition of Griffin.

A knockout win over Hill in just four rounds, after Dariusz had beaten him on points.

A win over Lou Del Valle

A complete shut out over Reggie Johnson.

A win over Eric Harding.

An easy win over Julio Gonzalez.

An easy win in six rounds over Clinton Woods.

A hard fought win over Antonio Tarver, after dropping back from HW.


There's no comparison.

Again, Roy went on to have big fights after failed negotiations. Whereas Dariusz didn't. He was content to fight B class opposition who Roy had already easily beaten.

So he couldn't have fought better opposition?

Ha!

That made me laugh.

Not according to HBO.


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You brought it up and altered what you claim I wrote. Theres no logic with you trying to bend what was written on an old post

 

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How are those stats relevant to this hypothetical fantasy fight?

He lost 5 fights at LHW, because just like many other greats of the past, he doesn't know when to call it a day.

But losses to the likes of Glen Johnson don't tell us anything about a fantasy fight against Kov.

Nobody believes that guys like Glen Johnson would have beaten Roy in his prime.

You wouldn't do a fantasy fight with Floyd Mayweather and Ray Leonard, and factor in Ray's loss to Camacho etc.

We know that if Kov landed flush with leverage, it would have been over.

But look at Roy's offense, and the 5-6 shots that Pascal landed last night.

Roy would have tagged him EASILY and frequently.

 

Roy was getting a mental image last night of what he would have received from Kovalev.

 

Baked beans all over the ring?

:rofl