and who exactlt did jones beat? amaju? a washed up welterweight coming out of retirement? lacy? who lst to a journeyman in his last fight. wake up to yourself
and the trash talking begins. http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/a/-/other/9262029/tarver-rubbishes-green-opponents/ This content is protected Tarver rubbishes Green opponents NEIL DEVEY, The West Australian April 27, 2011, 6:00 am This content is protected Lee Griffith/WA News © Antonio Tarver has started the trash talk before his big fight with Danny Green - labelling Perth's IBO cruiserweight champion "the Garbageman" who has been snacking on easy pickings. The American also rubbished Green's famous one-round demolition of Roy Jones Jr 16 months ago by saying the former ring great had been "propped up" just to give the West Aussie a decent name on his CV. Green makes his fifth title defence against Tarver at Sydney's Entertainment Centre on July 20. And the "Magic Man" says he is ready to bring down the curtain on the champion's 10-year professional career. "Danny Green was a helluva super-middleweight and a good light-heavyweight, but cruiserweight? Come on," Tarver said. "Instead of 'the Green Machine' they should be calling him 'the Garbageman' because all hes doing is feasting on has beens." Tarver is not alone in questioning the quality of recent Green victims Manny Siaca and, in particular, Paul Briggs. But last time out Green scored an impressive points win over previously unbeaten BJ Flores, and besides, at 42 and with just one outing in two years, many fans would put Tarver in the "has been" category too. A mistake, says the former undisputed light-heavyweight world champion hailed for his second-round knockout of a near-peak Jones Jr seven years ago but whose two losses to Chad Dawson in 2008 and 2009 seemed to indicate his time at the top was over. "A lot of people said it was sad to see what I did to Roy Jones back in 2004 when I took his chin and removed him from the elite level, but it was sadder to see him propped up for Danny Green five years later just so he could have a big name on his resume," said Tarver, whose record is 28 wins, with 19 KOs, and six losses. "He's attempting to do the same with me but the difference is I'm no Roy Jones Jr. He picked the wrong guy. This is a fight he should have never taken. "Im coming to Australia with a sense of urgency, knowing that I have to take it out of the judges' hands. In order to secure victory, I have to knock him out." Green, 38, has won 31 of his 34 bouts, including 27 inside the distance. div#player-affiliate-link { line-height: 20px; mar
I was simply showing you that your statement that RJJ was 6-6 before he fought Danny was bull****:deal
LJD not wanting to be picky but all that was said was he is 6-6 in the last few years which is correct taking into account the green and Bhop losses however as you said he was 5-1 in his last 6 before danny both statements are correct it is just whether you like or dislike Green with what statement you go with, stats can be twisted to make people look good or bad depends on what side of the fence you are on
seen roy and danny at star city, got pics with him and was suprised at his upper body mass (i still think he is a bit of grubb to boxing) ... than when roy walked past me he looked tiny in mass-upper body-height-reach-...i just thought to myself he looked "tired, small & WEAK!!"
NICE !!! been lookin to this one, seems like the best cruiserweight match up... the cruiserweight divison in oz is looking strong with a lot of hopefulls looking to make there mark....and been waiting for Vea to step up !
It will be a good fight IMO but Vea will cop a schooling....it will be a good demonstration of the gap between average and good....we ain't seen great yet :yep The good thing about the CW division is some of the guys under 10 fightes are better than the guys with 20 fights...this makes for some great matched :good