Anyone watching Roy?

[Master]

Roy Jones Jr. was dominant against Bobby Gunn, and afterward, Gunn couldn't have been more pleased.

"I was enjoying him beating me up," Gunn said after the fight.

Funny, it didn't look so enjoyable when this happened.

Either way, Gunn also seems to believe Jones still has a solid future in the sport.

"I think he'd beat 90 percent of people in the world," Gunn said. "I've fought some good men in my life. Great men. He's the greatest man I ever fought in my life."

As for who Jones could fight next, one possibility is 44-year-old Imamu Mayfield (26-10-2, 19 KOs), who has only fought twice in the last eight years but Mayfield was a world cruiserweight titlist in from 1997-98.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/joshkatz.../#1cbde37e2deb

[TitoFan]

"I think he'd beat 90 percent of people in the world," Gunn said.

I'm sure this is true, given the fact that way more than 90 percent of people in the world aren't professional boxers.

[p4pking]

I'd still give 90% of men in the world a punchers chance at this point, if they had a full training camp.

[vidgil]

I'm just happy that Roy didn't take any more major head trauma and I hope he finally hangs up his gloves and focuses his energy on other things like commentating. RJJ is one of the saddest examples of a fighter staying around too long.