Roy Jones vs Calzaghe at their peaks. Objectively tell me...

The punch didn't put Roy down. He gets hit and then a full second later he slips. He got caught with a good shot and it was a legit knockdown, but if he feet were under him, he wouldn't have gone down.

Jones had closed whatever lead Griffin had on the cards by the end of the round before the DQ. He'd had him down twice, and Griffin was ready to go.

 

Is this before or after Jones tested positive for steroids?

 

Exactly, Jones got soundly outboxed throughout the fight, he was still down on my card even though he scored the knockdown in round 7. They say Griffin was ready to go, but he still had the composure to choose to take a knee. Remember, Griffin got KD'd in round 7, came back and outboxed Jones in round 8, and even staggered Jones against the ropes. He did get hurt in round 9, but still had his composure.

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Go to 1:00 and watch Jones do the chicken dance, that was not a slip, he hurt him.

Jones knocked Griffin down in round 7, and Griffin still came back to have a big round 8 and even staggered Jones. He hurt him in round 9, but Griffin still had the composure to voluntarily take a knee to avoid any further punishment, to disturb Roy's momentum and come back into the fight.

 

Jones by clear decision

 

There's no blueprint to beat Calzaghe. There is a blueprint to beat Jones.

 

That's not what Griffin thought.

 

Jones looked bad in the fight. That was when the blueprint began on how to beat Jones.

 

ssssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh nobody's aloud to mention that

even though jones is was found to have 6 times the upper level of testosterone in his system the 1st time he was ever tested in his professional career :rofl

 

Just ask Griffin, Tarver, Johnson. Or a few others. I'm sure they can tell you all about it. :rofl atsch