UPDATED! Wacko's Drunken Round by Round: Jones vs Ajamu & Harris Johnston

I CC'd ya wacko, thanks.

I hope Roy will fight again, some stiffer competition, and do well. Doubt that he'll ever stand at the very top again but would be nice to see him head in that direction on his way to retirement. It would only take a couple more fights.

Yeah good commentary wacko.

I'll give out coolclicks all around, except to violent demise of course.

Little does he know that the sword of Damacles is hanging over his head as we speak MUWHWAAAAAAAA!!!! :cwm23:

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119-106 for the new NABO Champion Roy Jones Jr.

Again...against a live body...he's gonna have issues.

He was fast against a slower man.
He was unlimited against a limited man.
He was great against someone that was good.

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C'mon Wack. But he was good enough for people to think he'd beat Jones. I mean if all of that was percieved true then every site would be talking about what a mismatch this would be, did they?

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The funny thing about opinions on fighters...if you have a fighter that you support & you don't have your balls hung out for him...your'e selling him short.

I have concerns for my guys...if I feel that it's their time to retire...then I aint 100% into them taking another beating.

He was good enough for people to think he could beat Jones...but that aint saying much because Jones has been beaten in his last 3-4 fights depending on how you look at it.

Badi was nowhere near Tarver or Johnson...even you can admit that...right?

I am glad Roy won...but to call out Calzaghe after that fight...scary.

:coolclick: s have been dealt.

Okay I am dumb....what are cool clicks?

:coolclick: Wacko, THanks it was not televised here in the philippines. Anyway, I'm so happy Roy put up a hell of a show. My one wish(two wishes actually) would be, that he would settle the scores with Tarver and Johnson. :crowd:

Jones carved him up, looked really good, but Ajamu was limited. I don't know if I wanna see Roy fight on... against top level comp again I think he's gonna struggle

Vivian Harris won his fight on HBO.

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Harris, Clottey victorious!

Saturday, July 29 2006

By Francisco Salazar at ringside
http://www.fightnews.com/fightnews_2...udcNLZYxZ.html

Former WBA jr welter champion Vivian Harris (27-2-1, 18 KOs) took apart valiant late sub Stevie Johnston (39-4-1, 18 KOs) Saturady night at the Chumash Casino in Santa Ynez, California. Harris dropped Johnson, a former two-time WBC lightweight champion, twice in round one, again in round four and yet again in round seven before referee Raul Caiz Jr. stopped it at 2:15 of the seventh.


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WBC/IBF #5/WBO #6 welterweight Joshua Clottey (29-1, 20 KOs) won a twelve round majority decision over IBF #15 Richard Gutierrez (21-0, 13 KOs). In a very rugged, sometimes dirty fight (both fighters were deducted one point for low blows), the superbly conditioned Clottey withstood a late rally from Gutierrez to win by scores of 116-110, 115-111, 113-113.
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Super flyweight contender Nonito Donaire (15-1, 8 KOs) scored an explosive second round KO over Jose Luis Cardenas (6-7-1, 4 KOs). Donaire dropped Cardenas twice in the second. Time: 1:48.
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Lightweight contender Rolando Reyes (27-4-2, 17 KOs) rebounded from his 12 round decision loss to Jose Luis Castillo with a fifth round TKO of Victorio Abadia (22-5-2, 8 KOs). Time of the stoppage was 1:15.
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In a great toe-to-toe fight, Jose Antonio Ojeda (14-5-2, 8 KOs) outslugged previously unbeaten Juan Manuel Buendia (13-1-1, 8 KOs) to claim the California State Welterweight title. Scores were 78-74, 78-74, 77-75. The fight was a rematch of their draw at the same venue last month.
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Lightweight Antonio De Marco (11-1, 8 KOs) scored a second round stop of Anthony Ivy (7-11-1, 3 KOs). Time 1:43.

Nighty night me peoples.

The wife is demanding that the compu be shut down...& we all know what that means...
















Yes Wacko is piz-nussy whipped!!! Heh heh heh.

Night Wacko thanks for the RBR

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Badi was nowhere near Tarver or Johnson...even you can admit that...right?

I am glad Roy won...but to call out Calzaghe after that fight...scary.

:coolclick: s have been dealt.

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Yes Ajamu isn't their level.

Whats wrong with calling out Calzaghe? I'll bet you a month of coolclicks that Calzaghe looks normal in his next fight :)

Jones needs to give it up, good win for Harris but Johnston well past his best days

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Whats wrong with calling out Calzaghe? I'll bet you a month of coolclicks that Calzaghe looks normal in his next fight :)

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If he looks normal against a fighter of superior caliber...but still wins...what would be wrong with that?


Yes I am back again...the wife is in the sack. ;D

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the wife is in the sack. ;D

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I thought you'd be more concerned with her messing with yours :-X

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the wife is in the sack. ;D

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I thought you'd be more concerned with her messing with yours :-X

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A task such as that can be accomplished right here from the couch. ;D

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the wife is in the sack. ;D

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I thought you'd be more concerned with her messing with yours :-X

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A task such as that can be accomplished right here from the couch. ;D

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Aww poor wacko :(

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I thought you'd be more concerned with her messing with yours :-X

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A task such as that can be accomplished right here from the couch. ;D

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Aww poor wacko :(

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Feel no pity for poor wacko...the hand always has the master plan. :spunk:

The only thing good about a Jones/ Calzaghe fight would be the money. Jones ain't te fighter he used to be, & Calzaghe wouldn't gain much respect for a win

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Nighty night me peoples.

The wife is demanding that the compu be shut down...& we all know what that means...
















Yes Wacko is piz-nussy whipped!!! Heh heh heh.

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Oh you got to shave her feet?JK :coolclick:

If Jones fights any higher level fighter he will forever be remembered has sleeping beauty!

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If Jones fights any higher level fighter he will forever be remembered has sleeping beauty!

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I see what you planned worked Duke. If you pick Jones to win great he'll lose. So you start picking him to lose he wins ;) Keep at it ;D

:coolclick: wacko

just woke up and legged it to the laptop to find out the result

keep up the good work mate ;)

What did I tell you Wacko and the rest of the RJJ turncoats, backstabbers and haters?! Have faith. Roy dominated this guy! And was not in trouble once. Ajamu won the first round maybe and that's it. He bum rushed Roy just like I thought he would, but it didn't work. I hoped Roy would finish the job and stop Ajamu, but he had him ready to quit and won 11 outta 12 rounds so thats good enuff for now. Good job Jones, welcome back man! Jones needs another fight or two like this before competing against Johnson or the like, but he looked very good tonight, I'd give him a B+. He let his hands go and looked good, legs have slowed down a half step, but his hands were as fast as ever. :) O0

Yeah sure Jones looked good, but Ajamu was worse than I thought he'd be. Jones should quit while he's ahead.

Roy made 100% of what he has left and on that I say well done to him, however, I do not think it will be enough to get him near a world title, he has made himself one more payday, and I think that this is what last nights fight was all about. Personally, I'd love to see him fight jeff lacy, that would be an excellent fight and I think roy would have a good chance against him, Jeff would have a good chance also.

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Roy made 100% of what he has left and on that I say well done to him, however, I do not think it will be enough to get him near a world title, he has made himself one more payday, and I think that this is what last nights fight was all about. Personally, I'd love to see him fight jeff lacy, that would be an excellent fight and I think roy would have a good chance against him, Jeff would have a good chance also.

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I think your right there, Lacy is the right sort of opponent for Jones. I'd much rather see him bow out now

i scored it 119-106

exactly the same as all 3 judges :o

jones dominated him


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with this and the first fight on BAD it was truly the night of the low blows

yo the ref was BLUE in old school, could they find a more old as hell fragile ref to break the two up? he kept talking to the fighters and delaying the rounds. i cant believe he warned RJJ for extending his arms forward. thats RJJ signature gadge to counter with.

CC wacko just come online to check we where still online and to check the result ;)

CC wack,nice RBR but was RJJ impressive to you guys? I can't be bothered to watch the fight so I want you guys to tell me what you think!

roy jones was quite impressived to me because despite abadi blinding assault in early round roy jones appaerently did not afraid and still fighting with his trademark style. But i already knew roy would win it since the end of first round. ajamu was stupid enough to fired all his energy in the 1st minutes of the match and left himself breatless.

Yeah Jones was impressive, but Ajamu was really quite limited

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The only thing good about a Jones/ Calzaghe fight would be the money. Jones ain't te fighter he used to be, & Calzaghe wouldn't gain much respect for a win

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The thing is...in a lot of fan's perspectives...your'e only as good as your last fight & technically both fighters looked great...against their perspective...errrrrrrr...challengers.

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What did I tell you Wacko and the rest of the RJJ turncoats, backstabbers and haters?! Have faith. Roy dominated this guy! And was not in trouble once. Ajamu won the first round maybe and that's it. He bum rushed Roy just like I thought he would, but it didn't work. I hoped Roy would finish the job and stop Ajamu, but he had him ready to quit and won 11 outta 12 rounds so thats good enuff for now. Good job Jones, welcome back man! Jones needs another fight or two like this before competing against Johnson or the like, but he looked very good tonight, I'd give him a B+. He let his hands go and looked good, legs have slowed down a half step, but his hands were as fast as ever. :) O0

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Hillarious. Jones looked as good as he did because he fought someone that was just his speed...slower than slow.

The funny thing is, you think that Jones needs another fight or two like this before competing against Johnson...or the like?

Please. Johnson IS the like.

Sure Jones looked good last night but giving him a B+ against a C- fighter just equates to an admitted C grade performance from Jones himself. Anyone who can be objective could see that Jones was fighting someone with little to no game plan or will to follow through with the attack.

Badji just stopped pushing the issue with Jones & Jones percevered...which is good for him...but honestly...I couldn't see him fairing well against any of the men that he called out.

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What did I tell you Wacko and the rest of the RJJ turncoats, backstabbers and haters?! Have faith. Roy dominated this guy! And was not in trouble once. Ajamu won the first round maybe and that's it. He bum rushed Roy just like I thought he would, but it didn't work. I hoped Roy would finish the job and stop Ajamu, but he had him ready to quit and won 11 outta 12 rounds so thats good enuff for now. Good job Jones, welcome back man! Jones needs another fight or two like this before competing against Johnson or the like, but he looked very good tonight, I'd give him a B+. He let his hands go and looked good, legs have slowed down a half step, but his hands were as fast as ever. :) O0

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Hillarious. Jones looked as good as he did because he fought someone that was just his speed...slower than slow.

The funny thing is, you think that Jones needs another fight or two like this before competing against Johnson...or the like?

Please. Johnson IS the like.

Sure Jones looked good last night but giving him a B+ against a C- fighter just equates to an admitted C grade performance from Jones himself. Anyone who can be objective could see that Jones was fighting someone with little to no game plan or will to follow through with the attack.

Badji just stopped pushing the issue with Jones & Jones percevered...which is good for him...but honestly...I couldn't see him fairing well against any of the men that he called out.

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I'm 90% certain that Roy Jones could beat the Antonio Tarver that lost to Bernard Hopkins, come on Antonio fought that fight like he was in a coma. Worse, he fought that fight like he was Danny Williams ;D

I am amazed in the lack of faith some of show in Jones's future ring endeavors it's sad and comical at the same time....The best thing that could have happened to Roy was to lose the way he did to Tarver, Johnson Roy has had to gut check himself and pickhimself up off the floor, something he has never had to do before and gather the pieces of his ego and persevere to become well rounded, mentaly emotionally,I think Roy would do fine against Johnson,Calzaghe...The ROy that fought last nite would have beat Glen Johnson...Calzaghe I have come to respect him and laud his accompolishments but he is not a solid one punch guy at Supermiddleweight so at Lightheavyweight he wouldn't exactly be turning Jones's head into a pez dispencer..Jones is faster than Joe it would be a good fight with Joe's work rate and Roy's Handspeed.....

Late Sunday update...you all know the outcome...but here's the play by play as I'm watching the replay.

Vivian Harris (27 wins with 18 ko's, 2 losses, & 1 draw) vs Stevie Johnston (39 wins with 18 ko's, 4 losses, & 1 draw) Round 1: Harris comes out jabbing. Johnston returns the favor. RIght hand lead for Harris. Johnston jabbing. Left hand from Johnston lands flush. Right hand from Johnston. Harris just jabbing. 1-2 combo from Harris on the guard. Harris pushes Johnston off. Nice left hooks to the body. Damn. Uppercuts from Harris. Right hand nails Johnston & down he goes. 8 count & he's up. Johnston back to jabbing. Harris drops him again with another right hand. Damn. Very nice.

Definently a Harris round.

Vivian Harris (27 wins with 18 ko's, 2 losses, & 1 draw) vs Stevie Johnston (39 wins with 18 ko's, 4 losses, & 1 draw) Round 2: Johnston comes in firing & Harris pops him again with a one two. Tied up. Harris working on the inside. Straight right nails him again & Johnston drops him. Damn. That almost looked like a push also. Not sure. Harris firing some heavy shots in home. Big left hand from Harris. Harris backs him up. Johnston trying to land & Harris throwing ver very accurate bombs. Harris looks fantastic. Right hand from Johnston. Uppercut from Harris. Left hook from Johnston. Johnston backing him up but doing nothing. Harris patient.

Round to Harris.

Vivian Harris (27 wins with 18 ko's, 2 losses, & 1 draw) vs Stevie Johnston (39 wins with 18 ko's, 4 losses, & 1 draw) Round 3: Harris jabbing. Straight left by Johnston. Harris to the body. Johnston lands the straight left agian. Clench. Harris misses with a big right hand. Right hand by Harris. Johnston to the body. Nice exchange. Body shot by Harris. Johnston repeats the jab. BOdy shots by Harris. Right hand up top by Harris. 1-2-3 by Johnston & only 1 found a home. Shoulder to shoulder. Big right hand from Harris again when Johnsont comes in. Damn. Nailed him again. Jab from Johnston snaps Harris's neck. They trade to the bell.

Again...Harris round.

Vivian Harris (27 wins with 18 ko's, 2 losses, & 1 draw) vs Stevie Johnston (39 wins with 18 ko's, 4 losses, & 1 draw) Round 5: Impressive showing from Harris. Harris comes right out hammering Johnston to the body & then up top. Right hand nails Johnsont again & down he goes. Damn. Vicious. Johnston up again...but Harris is controlling the pace. This is a really good fight. Body shots by Harris. Johnston backing Harris up. Straight left hand from Johnston. Right from Harris again. Johnston is cut. Shoulder to shoulder. Tied up & on the ropes. Left hand from Harris. Upper from Johnston. Right hand & then a big left hand from Harris. Harris ripping him on the ropes. Big right & then a left from Harris on the ropes. Right hand from Johnston. Body shot from Harris. Straight left from Johnston.

Harris round.