Prime RJJ's toughest fight.

[Spicoli]

I think Eric Harding even with a torn bicep was a pretty crafty challenge for him.

[Fenster]

Not that Lou Del Valle gave Roy a tough time but that was Roy in his absolute pomp suffering that solid knock down. He was proper hurt.

Hindsight and all but when I look back I can see why Roy had a lot of critics about his opposition (personally I thought he was the best thing since sliced bread and the greatest fighter that ever lived ()). If De Valle could get Roy like that then what would have X, Y and Z have done? It's a fair argument.

[imp]

Not that Lou Del Valle gave Roy a tough time but that was Roy in his absolute pomp suffering that solid knock down. He was proper hurt.

Hindsight and all but when I look back I can see why Roy had a lot of critics about his opposition (personally I thought he was the best thing since sliced bread and the greatest fighter that ever lived ()). If De Valle could get Roy like that then what would have X, Y and Z have done? It's a fair argument.

Mmmm.

I try not to think about this as Roy is also my favourite fighter pound for pound (in his prime) and I believe De valle was roys ex sparring partner so perhaps knew Roys tactics etc.

[VG_Addict]

Not that Lou Del Valle gave Roy a tough time but that was Roy in his absolute pomp suffering that solid knock down. He was proper hurt.

Hindsight and all but when I look back I can see why Roy had a lot of critics about his opposition (personally I thought he was the best thing since sliced bread and the greatest fighter that ever lived ()). If De Valle could get Roy like that then what would have X, Y and Z have done? It's a fair argument.

Some say Roy slipped, but in the replay, it clearly shows he went down as a result of a punch.

[Fenster]

Not that Lou Del Valle gave Roy a tough time but that was Roy in his absolute pomp suffering that solid knock down. He was proper hurt.

Hindsight and all but when I look back I can see why Roy had a lot of critics about his opposition (personally I thought he was the best thing since sliced bread and the greatest fighter that ever lived ()). If De Valle could get Roy like that then what would have X, Y and Z have done? It's a fair argument.

Some say Roy slipped, but in the replay, it clearly shows he went down as a result of a punch.

Yeah he was properly hurt. He never saw the punch coming, legs went, got up with a dazed expression on his face, spent the rest of the round holding.

[Master]

Lou Del Valle did knock down Roy but Jones out boxed him quite easily. Roy did not want to fight him because he was southpaw and knew more about him than anyone else did.

Ruiz was hard work because he was heavyweight.

Montell was awkward and Roy would have stopped him.

[IamInuit]

I think Eric Harding even with a torn bicep was a pretty crafty challenge for him.

Been thinking on this a bit and I'd have to agree but really his toughest fights were never fought.