After Tito get rid of Jones ...

Trinidad KO Jones in 10

Trinidad KO Calslappy in 7

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Which of the two has retired? atsch

 

Rip Rjj

 

Jones hits harder then Tito.

 

:rofl

tito would be brutally, and i mean really really brutally battered by calzaghe. titos punches at 168 would mean nothing to joe.

trinidad has no business fighting at this weight with a prime calzaghe, **** he has no right taking this fight with a shot jones at lhw.

 

My thoughts exactly. RJJ late TKO or wide UD, a shot Tito deserves a better ending than this. :tired

 

this fight could go easily either way, a Roy Jones of the past would have easily outbox Trinidad and thats the way he should go in this fight... just box and move and being real careful not getting caught with a left hook by Trinidad... its funny how many say Trinidad has no power at 168, but how do they know, Trinidad has never fought in that weight class... Get the facts straightatsch remember he moved up to 160 and destroy two fighters who were consider to be the best at that middleweight class and then lost to the great Hopkins... so dont underestimate his power at all...

 

You guys gotta think with your brain, cause when you think with your heart you make ridiculous statements like Tito will get rid of Jones...No way no how.

 

Yep, Jones will embrass him ala DLH, except JOnes wont run out of gas, and actually has the power to knock Tito out.

 

I would have agreed with u if this was a Roy Jones of 5 to 8 years ago he would have won easily ud, both of these fighters are past their prime and we all know Trinidad has had trouble with guys like odlh and winky.... but we also know roy jones has not been the same since his devastating losses to Glenn Johnson and Tarver... for u to make it seem like Jones will easily destroy Trinidad by ko is ridiculous, if u say by decision then many will agree.... this is boxing anything could happen, it doesnt take too much brain to figure that out...

 

I think Jones can handle a natural welterweight, even at this stage of his career.