If Calzaghe does stop Roy Jones, can he do it with one punch?

If JC truly belives that it is his last fight then he may decide to risk throwing a few more solid shots. He may never had world class power but he was a more than respectable hitter before the hands became such an issue, regardless of the 2 KO stat.

Even in the Lacy fight, he was mixing up the flurries with straight hard shots. It was what made it such an excellent performance, the variety he showed.

Calzaghe can not afford to take this fight lightly, Jones is a dangerous underdog, will be unfazed by the occasion and knows that a shock win would be a great way to regain respect before he retires.

 

The swarm attack is possible for sure.... I have never thought of the Johnson KO to be credited to one punch, I believe that was the final blow of 9 rounds of punch accumulation... Johnson landed harder punches in the previous rounds than the one that knocked Roy out, I think alot of it was the way his head bounced on the floor too.

 

He can, but I'm not sure he would. He slaps with his punches unlike Tarver and Johnson.

 

:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl

 

So punch accumulation is not possible? Is it possible to have a weaker chin when you are dead tired? Can a fighter not be broken down? :huh

 

that must be how he beat lacy then, those marks on his face were from his mascara running. and kessler was robbed by the judges as well, thats why he held his hands up at the end and said he was beaten by the better man.
or maybe you're on about hopkins, the sorest loser in boxing history ?
get a life.

 

Tarver and Johnson stopped Roy Jones with 1 punch.



Didn't it take Johnson 9 rds to KO Jones how did he KO him w/one punch :huh

 

Slap,slap,slap UD

 

When Calzaghe first came about he was considered a big puncher before he faced Eubank his record was something like 22 (21), 0, 0

 

Roy Jones said himself, before the 9th round with Johnson he was so tired he could hardly stand up. That was because he was beat up for 8 rounds, very rarely throwing back any punches.

In his prime, the same tactics were tried against him, but he came out in spades because he punished his opponents back when they tried to beat him against the ropes, making them reluctant to go forward and trap him on the ropes becuase it wasn't worth it to them to go at Roy Jones when they were paying the check.

When Johnson knocked Roy out i thought Roy was done. I did not think it was one punch though, but many punches through out the fight that broke him down and knocked him out. I dont credit that victory to one punch, like I credit the Tarver victory.

Tarver is lucky he lost to Harding..... If not he would have been in the ring with Roy in the year 2000, he would have lost his ass.

 

If you aren't throwing punches back then you deserve to be stopped. Simple.

 

that little ***** will get pimp slapped by jones an go night night