How would you describe a prime Roy Jones?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.FINALLY a funny and genuinely creative comment from Headbanger.Now only if it were true.................nah!By the way,it's obvious you're not fond of Americans(except for Leonard of course)which is your business,of course.But just where are you from?

 

i'm from iraq pal.

i like plenty of americans - ray leonard, hagler, larry holmes, mosley, roy jones, david copperfield, richard pryor, woody when he was in cheers, cybil sheppard, calvin smith, billy ray cyrus, gary coleman, edge and christian. . . . . . . . . . the list goes on and on brother :nut

 

Jones had great skills but I wouldnt call him a great fighter. He would of had to find an opponent to play Frazier to his Ali, then we could call him a great fighter. He did have great skills but how good he was I dont know, its to easy to look amazing against c level opposition.

 

Spoken like a true.....well.But I'm neither your pal nor your brother.

 

Amazing in his prime. Wasn't the most skilled fighter ever but athletically and talent wise no one could touch him. He got away with TOO much in my opinion b/c his natural abiity and gifts allowed him to do things he wasn't suppose to be able to get away with. HIs confidence and belife in his ability allowed him to get the very most out of his prime years. Roy took risks and capitolized on all of his tools that he was blessed with.

 

How did you find out about this?

 

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2633459/nigel_benn_boxings_dark_destroyer_pg4.html?cat=37
Can some one here confirm or disprove this?

 

correct. your my *****

 

clinton read it in calzaghes autobiography.

 

Thanks im going to have to read that book now.

 

Complete rubbish.

 

Yeah Rjj in his prime was something to behold.

 

Hahahahahaha.Nah.I don't think so.Your momma is.:hi:

 

Amazing.

 

He was a Meldrick Taylor type without the balls.