Jones Style Will Cause A Nightmare For Joe!

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  1. kingofcali

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  2. ghostlybadge

    ghostlybadge Punch Drunk Full Member

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  3. kingofcali

    kingofcali Member Full Member

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    LOL:lol:

    U agree wholeheartedly then?

    Sorry dude! Just what I see!
     
  4. BigBone

    BigBone Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Welcome to ESB!

    You have some legitimate points, and luckily for you, I'm one who think Roy has a very legitimate chance as well...

    But please do it yourself: turn your good arguments upside down, look at it from Calzaghe's perspective. How Jones will deal with the simply most energetic, busy and bar far the fastest fighter he's ever fought? Old or not, that's something new for him. Also Joe is the slickest since Toney, giving a lot of angles, able to take away key weapons and adapt quickly. Hopkins did knocked him down, but 10 minutes later, he couldn't find the room for the right hand anymore. Joe also stunned Kessler, made Hopkins grab for dear life in the later rounds and knocked down Lacy for the first time in his career... as much as I agree with you, both fighters perspective should give the correct perspective of a fight...

    Which is of course to see Roy's still available weapons 80% refuse to deal with, so yes, he's got a legitimate chance.
     
  5. JonOli

    JonOli Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    The thing is Roy's style has changed a fair bit (with his now high gaurd - legs going) and is pretty regular nowadays to what it was.
     
  6. Bo Bo Olson

    Bo Bo Olson Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Hearns vs Hagler. Hearns game plan went out the window, when he broke his hand in the first.
    Jones don't got the legs any more.
    Joe is Left handed
    Joe still has the Championship mentality.
    Jones don't, he never tried to really make a comeback.
    He fought a tiny Tito.
    I don't like Joe, and I do dislike Jones more.
    Jones dodged DM.
    Joe dodged Ottka.
     
  7. socrates

    socrates THE ORIGINAL... Full Member

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    what a load of pish!
     
  8. TheH1tMan

    TheH1tMan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Yes, Jones' style is well suited to beat Joe.

    However, and unfortunately some will think... Joe's style is well-suited to beat anyone. Really. I cannot think of a style that Joe's style would not work against. At least Roy can pay back the fun because his style is also well-suited to beat Joe. Usually Joe has all the advantages because he has this unique speedy punchy slappy-style and as a south-paw on top of it. The opponents style is almost always way more conventional in some way or another.
     
  9. platnumpapi

    platnumpapi Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    back in the 90's and early 2000's it would have, but the jones that likes to lay on the ropes will not get the job done.joe will slap him silly literally :blurp
     
  10. TFFP

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    Jones style is not well suited to beating Joe Calzaghe anymore, infact its awful from a defensive viewpoint.

    He does not circle the jab like Hopkins. Calzaghe's jab will therefore work which is important for him.

    His footwork and movement is restricted now due to stamina issues, so he'll just cover up in a defensive shell. This gives Calzaghe ample time to throw a lot of punches and outwork him and tire him quickly. This will get more and more frequent as the fight progresses, and Jones comes back with less and less.

    Jones has not knocked anybody out for SIX years. How anybody thinks he's suddenly going to KO Calzaghe is a mystery. He could not knock out Prince somebody, a welterweight or the rookie Hanshaw who got his ass whooped by Dirrell to put that into perspective.

    Unless he comes in with a miraculous, and I mean a gigantic improvement on what we've seen in the last few years, he is gonna get whooped badly and I don't see anything but fleeting moments of success with the right counter.
     
  11. kingofcali

    kingofcali Member Full Member

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    I don't like being nasty but shut your mouth, ****stick!

    You have a gay photo of Carl Froch on your avatar, so pull your f*cking head in!
     
  12. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    I think that Jones will make it closer than a lot of people are saying, and it's true what you say about Calzaghe swarming onto Jones being dangerous. The problem is, Jones is primarily a left handed puncher now, he's improved his jab and still has that hook. Joe doesn't struggle with eirher of these punches, he never ever has. His problem is straight right, even without a blinding jab. Old dog new tricks anyone?
     
  13. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Is the bottom line, Calzaghe doesn't even have to be on good form to win this fight, he can win it on an off night on the aggression. Jones has the equliser in the form of his left paw and speed but he's not busy enough to ever win a decision in 10 fights. He needs a KO.
     
  14. platnumpapi

    platnumpapi Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    i think jones will go for broke in this fight, i think he will try ti win.he knows what joe does best and he knows how the judges are.so he will have to fight his ass off.i cant wait to watch the 24/7 between these 2 guys.anyways jones did not look that great against tito, but i think this fight will motivate jones more then ever and the hopkins win over pavlik ! man i hope its not to much pressure on him, but hes been under pressure before.i hope he has one more in him left, well 2 for the rematch against hopkins!
     
  15. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    I agree with some of what you say. I think things are crystalising nicely for Jones, body and mind - I just don't think it will be quite enough.