GGG VS Roy Jones : How many Rounds would Jones Last?

When GGG moves up to HW and gets a piece of the title, against anybody, let me know. Say what you want about Jones, but moving from middleweight to heavyweight while winning titles is a great accomplishment.

Jones is on a very short list of ATG fighters in regard to that accomplishment.

 

Only the guys you are putting him on that list with fought and beat THE Heavyweight Champion not a trinket beltholder. That is the difference. Lennox Lewis was THE Heavyweight Champion not Johnny Ruiz. You are putting him on a list he doesn't even belong on :rofl

 

And you're saying a 30 something one dimensional power puncher with no real scalps on his resume would give Roy trouble.

Which is more delusional pal.

 

Ruiz is the same fighter Lewis didnt want to fight even though i think lewis would have easily beat ruiz. But you saying like ruiz is a bum fighter which he was not. I wouldve bet if ggg did what jones did by moving up at heavyweight after first fighting at mw, ggg would get tko by ruiz. Jones beat Ruiz with blazing speed and skill which ggg dont have that.

 

We've been having these discussions for ages.

Your absolute hate for Roy, clouds your judgement.

Now I can respect the fact that you think that Kovalev would have won, as long as you give me a logical opinion as to why. If you think Roy would have been caught, I've no issue with that. But to not give Roy a chance, is ridiculous.

Kovalev has question marks around him. It's okay for you to say that Roy never fought a savage puncher like him, but who on earth has Kovalev fought who's possessed Roy's offensive ars*nal? To date, we have no idea how Kovalev would have handled a guy possessing great speed and skills. Kovalev has been caught off balance and dropped before, and Jean Pascal had success with 4 or 5 right hands while he was just winging away. Roy had one punch knockout power in either hand at 175, and we have no idea how Kovalev could have reacted to a power shot from him. We don't know if it'd have made him more aggressive, or even defensive. How do we know that Roy couldn't have made him reluctant and hesitant? We don't.

Anyone who thinks that Kovalev would have walked through him like nothing and not respected him, is a complete fool IMHO. It would have been a very dangerous fight, for BOTH fighters.

 

This got to be the dumbest thread ive ever read. Really Jones at his best at mw wouldnt survive vs ggg?????? I swear to god this f4cking re**** Youngterror is either trolling or he is the biggest re**** on gods green earth. Really GGG wouldve have tko or ko a prime roy jones at mw????? Ggg had a hard time stopping a decline ouma for crying out loud and how many rounds it took for ggg to ko a feather fisted murray??

 

Roy was taking PED's :hey There is no possible way a bloated up Middleweight like Roy could have fought competitively against Ruiz, who is a small heavyweight.

 

Any proof he took peds vs ruiz??? atsch

 

Again, I said even a piece of the title. So please read before responding.

And even so, it's still a great accomplishment. If it's so easy, and GGG is so great, I'm sure we'll expect him to move up any day now.

So don't mistake what I'm saying, as I'm not putting it on par with winning THE title and I was clear about that in my original post. But it's a great accomplishment regardless. To say otherwise is just being ridiculous.

I'm sure if you list the fighters that have moved from 160 to Heavyweight and even won a single fight, it is a short list. Especially if you only go by the "modern era." Going to have to bust out the old-timers when Heavyweights were still weighing 190-200 pounds...

 

Kovalev still has a career ahead of him. Jones is finished and left huge question marks because of his propensity to handpick fights and avoid the top fighters in every weight class he fought in.

 

Do not need any, it is obvious he did. How can a bloated up Middleweight compete at heavyweight? :nut and actually win a belt. atsch

 

We've discussed this numerous times.

Roy did not avoid all of the top fighters in each division. You can repeat it all you want, it won't make it true.

Yes, Kovalev still has a great future ahead of him. But again, that means that at this moment in time, there's still question marks surrounding him. At the moment, there's simply not enough evidence to hand, to suggest that he'd have gone through Roy with ease.

And the same also applies to GGG.

 

We already know you're a troll, so what's the point?