It was a massacre..Roman was demolished. It didn't pay to be a punk with George..like trying to mess with a lion at feeding time.
'Honest Bill' Daly, the Manager for Jose 'King' Roman had a 'fight plan' - Jose was to utilize his quick footwork, to avoid George Foreman's bull-rushes and roundhouse swings - Then when George would tire, {presumably by Round 8} Jose was to use his fast-hands to score with left-jabs and counter right-hands to the body. By Round 12, George Foreman would be completely exhausted, and Jose was then to bring his punches 'upstairs' with flurries, and back-off. If George Foreman was still standing by Round 14, Jose was then to go for the Knock-out with right-hands 'down Broadway'. 'What A Fight Plan'
Typical of a lot of Big Georges opponents at the time but then again a lot of built up careers at the time. Roman was actually better than most of Georges opponents in his padded record but Holmes and others also had the soft build-up, Bobick was another but George and Holmes at least rose to the occasion for the most part when they stepped up despite some careful navigation
Pat Putnam of Ring Magazine coined the proper name for Jose 'King' Roman 'JOURNEYMAN UNKNOWN' 'One who has built up his record in purgatory'