Would Roy Jones Jr be able to take Gennady Golovkins power?

Back in RJJR's prime he had a decent chin. It wasn't cracked until he dehydrated himself going from Heavyweight to Light Heavyweight against two massive punchers in the twilight of his prime. GGG was a massive puncher, but he broke opponents down over the course of the fight, not 1 punch artist. I doubt he carries his punch all the way up to 175.

 

I respect that you have an opinion but its simply wrong. GGG wanted Sergio Martinez, wanted Canelo, wanted Cotto. He was collectively ducked for years. GGG did the next best thing and stayed active and fought all available champs and/or ranked opponents. That's all any fan can ask.

But when fighters are great the cones always get moved. RJJ looked invincible in his prime BUT he literally failed a performance enhancing drug - in his prime.

GGG wouldve dog walked that juicer

 

Beating who ? Their resumes are worlds apart. I don't care what happened to Roy after he hit 35, he beat so many world level operators and a couple all time greats that losing several times in his late 30s isn't indicative of his best days, a younger Roy beats Golovkin, easier than most people think

 

Which fights did he show this in?

 

And the resume thing wasnt all GGGs fault. He tried making those fights. Few would accept until GGG was 35+. There was a reason for that.

RJJ gets CHOPPED.

 

Lol Roy is too fast, GGG gets whooped

 

Ironically enough, all the fights that people cite as evidence of weakness in Golovkin came after he was 35.

Before then he was like Ares in the ring, peerless.

 

he could barely handle del valle

 

Give all 3 canelo fights to GGG, add Pirog, Charlo, Billy Joe, Andre Ward to that resume and Roy still beats him

 

Does he beat the roid test though?

 

Maybe if he had the masking agents that current athletes do

 

These guys like to play too many games on this forum. I just don't have the patience anyone for the gymnastics. Some of these anti-American posters are actually very good, but most you have to wonder who are you debating with. Like how in the hell can you compare Jones's and Bivol's careers at 34/35? It's just baffling.