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Roy Jones on Fury Fight: I Know How To Beat a Big Dude! - Boxing News
Roy says that if the money was right, he'd fight the 6'9 Fury and he could beat him.
Poor Roy. He should retire on the win he just had and not risk getting bludgeoned.
maybe we just dont understand what its like to be roy jones. i guess when you are so talented and then your age takes away your ability to utilize that talent, your brain is still stupid. too bad it doesnt get smarter.
This is like ApolloCreed VS Drago... I fear for Roy's life.. I hope this fight dont come off.
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Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita
No need to worry. It won't.
I wouldn't fear for RJJ in that fight
fury would be daft to take it anyway, it would just make him look more of a cunt no matter what happened in the fight
Jones wouldnt beat Cunningham, ever.
Like someone else has said, Jones has a win but that wont satisfy.
This is talk from Fury that has triggered talk from Jones, nothing more.
I presume ur talking about today? "Ever" suggests anytime in their careers, prime for prime Jones wins easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
I did mean prime for prime.Quote:
Originally Posted by SilkeyjoeI presume ur talking about today? "Ever" suggests anytime in their careers, prime for prime Jones wins easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
Cunningham would be too big and skilled for Roy to even sign against.
Yeah I'm going to go ahead and call bull on that. Cunningham has 0 power!Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
Jones was a heavyweight champ. At 5'11 there's no doubt who's more skilled between the two. Given cunninghams lack of power and Roy Jones speed and skill advantage I think it's pretty safe to say Jones wins a UD.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongYeah I'm going to go ahead and call bull on that. Cunningham has 0 power!Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
Jones is entering the town pitifulville at a accelerated pace. First in was Bobby wtf Gunn, then Silva then onto talking Nate Diaz and Dana White ???
The present version of Tyson Fury would have killed any version of Roy Jones...
In his prime, Roy Jones was simply one of the most amazing physical talents there's ever been.
But look, even in his prime against a big, strong, decent light-heavyweight like David Telesco, that was proof enough of why weight-classes were invented. Sure, Jones won handily, but he wasn't hurtin' the 6'1" Telesco who made 175 for the weigh-in but was 185 lbs inside the ring.
As Roy Sr told Roy Jr way back when, he'd be risking his life if he foguht Buster Douglas or Evander Holyfield.
Niga u trippin.. 03 Roy clowns FuryQuote:
Originally Posted by bradlee180