[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzzDe5zkeLw&feature=related[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPmrYsYypwM&feature=related[/ame] Here are both fights for your enjoyment
No. Did a little research and Jones lost in the amateurs to Frank Liles Gerald McLellan Andy Liebling ( at 18 years old and skipping 2 weight classes) Park Si-Hun ( robbery) John Reid (at 17 years old) Igor Ruzhnikov (at 17 years old) Tim Littles if it's in one of his fights with Liles there is maybe no footage of it
There was a reason Jones didn't want to fight Liles. Liles never achieved greatness, but he was a pretty good fighter, and Roy ducked him.
It's funny how the *******s and *****s find a way to finagle in their fav fighter into the mix when the topic has nothing to so with it smfh obsession much??? Anyway Roy got old and past his prime and couldn't do nothing to stop tarver' s relentless onslaught Roy was never 100% challenged he fought a lot of bums of the month but I won't deny his skill he had great athletic ability what witth the clinic he put on against James Toney but someone like tarver with pure boxing skills and ring intelligence would always be a nightmare for Roy
I think they had three fights. The standing eight count would be in thier last fight which is not available online
Liles was decisioned twice by Roy Jones, Jr. after defeating Jones twice in 1987 including a 3-0 decision in which Jones received 2 standing eight counts. That's what wiki says.
Funny that the met 3 times as ametuers ..Anyone else faced an opponent more than twice as an ametuer ?
Tubbs - Page - 7 fights Liles-Littles - 3 fights Ibeabuchi - Dokiwari - 4 fights I'm sure there are more examples.