When you have a fighter who has a weak chin fighting a fighter who is a big puncher,it creates an element of suspense not seen in other fights.For example james kirkland vs alfredo angulo.Kirkland had a highly questionable chin,and Angulo was a huge puncher.So you had an element of suspense there,where you're on the edge of your seat.I'd love to see him fight krzysztof wlodarczyk before he retires.If I'm not mistaken,that fight may happen this year.What do you guys think of the suspense factor?
Roy needs to retire, he doesn't need to be in the ring anymore. You want him to fight a big puncher, do you want the guy to get hurt bad?
His fights create an element of suspense,no doubt it.I know you don't agree,but I'm just trying to get you to understand my point.
I get your point, it's hard to see one of your icons I grew up watching at this stage. Most fighters don't know when to hang them up until someone does it for them. It's been time for him, I don't want to see him get ktfo because you know the possibility is really there.
does the idea of 42 year old former legends with multiple losses excite you to still be fighting in the ring?
Yes, and when people stand on the ledge of a 1000-foot skyscraper, this too creates an element of suspense.....