The Rise and fall Of Roy Jones Jr. (GP)

Really! His vids are great, this one is as well despite the very sad ending.

 

Like your miserable, basement dwelling life when reflected on by others.

 

He was Superman. Some fighters get knocked out and they are never the same. The Johnson right hand grazed Jones shoulder before it hit his head. Johnson is not a monster puncher.

 

He was lightning fast as a amatuer, olympics, 154, 160, and 168. If he used anything, it had to be for the Ruiz fight.

 

Hopkins, Toney, Telesco, Hill, Ruiz, Byrd, etc. Who fights the best every time out? I have yet to see anyone match that speed and power for a MW or SMW. You only see that in lighter divisions.

 

Great

 

Best highlight. Compared to today's 2 fighters, I think Jones' is pretty underrated as an ATG resume wise. There might have been 2 or 3 fights we would have liked to have seen but otherwise his resume is still solid.

 

he used mackie shilstone who is a great strength conditioning coach, he didn't use him to come down in weightatsch

 

Yea i know he didnt whats your point?

 

if the fight happens early 2013 and at 154 yes

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=RR6F9v-iJpY

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please stop

 

great editing man

 

Man I tell you what... before that Ruiz fight, NOBODY wanted to see Roy Jones Jr in the ring.

Not Tarver
Not Glen Johnson
Not Hopkins
Not Calzaghe
and DEFINITELY NOT DANNY GREEN OR DENIS LEBEDEV!

Tarver can talk all of the trash he wants to but he would have been embarrassed by a prime Roy. I've always wondered why Roy didn't make Tarver meet him at cruiserweight instead of losing all of that muscle to get back down to Light Heavy.

 

This video is one of my favorites, the Montell Griffin part the most