If Roy doesn't use more footwork, he might as well not show up

[Andre]

[quote=ross;556846]

Trinidad wouldnt have been standing to the final bell with Calzaghe

Never know, we may find out one day, after the Jones fight.

Retirement home vs retirement home will be comming to a channel near you.

I cant belive we just had the Fennich verses Azuma embassment.
By the way ,You guys here were great, not wasting one post on it.

[zhubin]

I really wish these two fought when Jones was in his prime...Roy would have exposed Joe for the over hyped fighter he is. Obviously Jones is now well past his prime...and he certainly could lose this fight. BUT...Joe's performance against Hopkins hardly inspires confidence. I personally had Hopkins at the VERY LEAST fighting Joe to a draw in their fight. Hopkins was past his prime as well, was hardly active in that fight, and pretty much through only one punch (the straight right). Yet he landed the more meaningful punches. Of course Joe threw a ton of pitter patter punches...most of which didn't land or cause damage. What does this all mean to me....that Jones vs. Calzaghe is a toss up fight. Even now...Jones is the better athlete. But i guess you can say that Joe is the mentally more confident fighter in recent years. If Roy can show up sharp and active...he can win.

[GAME]

[quote=Andre;557443]

Trinidad wouldnt have been standing to the final bell with Calzaghe

Never know, we may find out one day, after the Jones fight.

Retirement home vs retirement home will be comming to a channel near you.

I cant belive we just had the Fennich verses Azuma embassment.
By the way ,You guys here were great, not wasting one post on it.

I didnt say that .

That was a quote from Ross