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Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by Union Cane Wed 14 Mar 2012, 4:34 pm
- 06/05/1989 - JONES W TKO2 RICKY RANDALL :
- 11/06/1989 - JONES W TKO8 STEPHAN JOHNSON :
- 03/09/1989 - JONES W TKO7 RON AMUNDSEN :
- 30/11/1989 - JONES W TKO3 DAVID MCCLUSKEY :
- 08/01/1990 - JONES W KO2 JOE EDENS :
- 28/02/1990 - JONES W TKO2 BILLY MITCHEM :
- 28/03/1990 - JONES W TKO3 KNOX BROWN :
- 11/05/1990 - JONES W KO2 RON JOHNSON :
- 25/09/1990 - JONES W KO4 ROLLIN WILLIAMS :
- 08/11/1990 - JONES W TKO5 REGGIE MILLER :
- 31/01/1991 - JONES W KO1 RICKY STACKHOUSE :
- 13/04/1991 - JONES W TKO3 EDDIE EVANS :
- 03/08/1991 - JONES W TKO2 KEVIN DAIGLE :
- 31/08/1991 - JONES W KO8 LESTER YARBROUGH :
- 10/01/1992 - JONES W KO1 JORGE VACA :
- 03/04/1992 - JONES W TKO1 ART SERWANO :
- 30/06/1992 - JONES W UD10 JORGE FERNANDO CASTRO :
- 18/08/1992 - JONES W TKO8 GLENN THOMAS :
- 05/12/1992 - JONES W TKO4 PERCY HARRIS :
- 13/02/1993 - JONES W TKO1 GLENN WOLFE :
- 22/05/1993 - JONES W UD12 BERNARD HOPKINS :
- 14/08/1993 - JONES W KO6 THULANI MALINGA :
- 30/11/1993 - JONES W UD10 FERMIN CHIRINO :
- 22/03/1994 - JONES W KO6 DANNY GARCIA :
- 27/05/1994 - JONES W TKO2 THOMAS TATE :
- 18/11/1994 - JONES W UD12 JAMES TONEY :
- 18/03/1995 - JONES W TKO1 ANTOINE BYRD :
- 24/06/1995 - JONES W TKO6 VINNY PAZIENZA :
- 30/09/1995 - JONES W TKO3 TONY THORNTON :
- 12/01/1996 - JONES W TKO2 MERQUI SOSA :
- 15/06/1996 - JONES W RTD11 ERIC LUCAS :
- 04/10/1996 - JONES W TKO2 BRYANT BRANNON :
- 22/11/1996 - JONES W UD12 MIKE MCCALLUM :
- 21/03/1997 - JONES L DQ9 MONTELL GRIFFIN :
- 07/08/1997 - JONES W KO1 MONTELL GRIFFIN :
- 25/04/1998 - JONES W KO4 VIRGIL HILL :
- 18/07/1998 - JONES W UD12 LOU DEL VALLE :
- 1411/1998 - JONES W TKO10 OTIS GRANT :
- 09/01/1999 - JONES W TKO2 RICHARD FRAZIER :
- 05/06/1999 - JONES W UD12 REGGIE JOHNSON :
- 15/01/2000 - JONES W UD12 DAVID TELESCO :
- 13/05/2000 - JONES W TKO11 RICHARD HALL :
- 09/09/2000 - JONES W RTD10 ERIC HARDING :
- 24/02/2001 - JONES W RTD10 DERRICK HARMON :
- 28/07/2001 - JONES W UD12 JULIO CESAR GONZALEZ :
- 02/02/2002 - JONES W KO7 GLEN KELLY :
- 07/09/2002 - JONES W TKO6 CLINTON WOODS :
- 01/03/2003 - JONES W UD12 JOHN RUIZ :
- 08/11/2003 - JONES W MD12 ANTONIO TARVER :
- 15/05/2004 - JONES L TKO2 ANTONIO TARVER :
- 25/09/2004 - JONES L KO9 GLEN JOHNSON :
- 01/10/2005 - JONES L UD12 ANTONIO TARVER :
- 29/07/2006 - JONES W UD12 PRINCE BADI AJAMU :
- 14/07/2007 - JONES W UD12 ANTHONY HANSHAW :
- 19/01/2008 - JONES W UD12 FELIX TRINIDAD :
- 08/11/2008 - JONES L UD12 JOE CALZAGHE :
- 21/03/2009 - JONES W TKO5 OMAR SHEIKA :
- 15/08/2009 - JONES W RTD10 JEFF LACY :
- 02/12/2009 - JONES L TKO1 DANNY GREEN :
- 03/04/2010 - JONES L UD12 BERNARD HOPKINS :
- 21/05/2011 - JONES L KO10 DENIS LEBEDEV :
- 10/12/2011 - JONES W UD10 MAX ALEXANDER :
- 30/06/2012 - JONES W (!) SD10 PAWEL GLAZEWSKI :
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by two_tone Wed 14 Mar 2012, 4:37 pm
Tale end of his career is a difficult watch especially watching some of his earlier fights as comparison.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by two_tone Wed 14 Mar 2012, 4:39 pm
Well done by the way, think this is an excellent idea you have come up with.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by 88Chris05 Wed 14 Mar 2012, 4:44 pm
Someone from the admin team should email Coxy and let him know.
Joking aside, good work again, Union. Great collection for an outstanding fighter. I doubt there's anyone amongst us who hasn't watched Jones-Toney at least once, but if there is, then they should take this opportunity.
Joking aside, good work again, Union. Great collection for an outstanding fighter. I doubt there's anyone amongst us who hasn't watched Jones-Toney at least once, but if there is, then they should take this opportunity.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by Rowley Wed 14 Mar 2012, 4:45 pm
88Chris05 wrote:Someone from the admin team should email Coxy and let him know.
I would really prefer them not to.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by SugarRayRussell (PBK) Wed 14 Mar 2012, 9:44 pm
One of those gyys I could watch over and over again. A man who would have been a great fighter in any era and would have gave any top fighter around 160-175lbs a real headache.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by Imperial Ghosty Wed 14 Mar 2012, 9:47 pm
Nice work Cane, wont torture myself by watching any of it except the Calzaghe fight.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by tcribb Wed 14 Mar 2012, 9:49 pm
As great as a talent Roy was thats not in doubt, however whenever I look at Roys resume I always feel disappointed, it could have been so much better, some many great fights missed out on.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by manos de piedra Wed 14 Mar 2012, 9:51 pm
I always felt the problem with Jones is that there wasnt enough great fights there for him.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by tcribb Wed 14 Mar 2012, 9:55 pm
Although maybes not Roys fault, Michaelswki (excuse the spelling), Calzaghe, Eubank, Benn, McClellan etc.. Surely shove been addressed at some point rather than a lot of non entities in his pomp.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by ShahenshahG Wed 14 Mar 2012, 9:59 pm
Actually there was talk of a eubank and benn vs roy jones - if I remember correctly - Benns destruction of gman put roy off - Roy was good friends with mclellan and surprisingly enough Jones said something about Eubank beating him - he might beat me but I would take nearly everything he got for the price of beating me. we both would never be the same. Either that or the giddiness i'm feeling now its time to go home is making me make stuff up 
. Can anyone confirm?
. Can anyone confirm?
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by 88Chris05 Wed 14 Mar 2012, 10:05 pm
In fairness to Jones, there wasn't much of a time frame in which a McClellan fight could take place given how things unfolded for him. Not sure we can really hold that against Roy too much, although I agree it would have been an interesting match up.
Michaelczewski, for me, is the only real big blotch on his copy book, and even then I'd say that Dariusz shoulders more of the blame for that one never happening. Although given the glass half empty routine so many seem to play when it comes to Jones, I half suspect that had he totally dominated Michalczewski before knocking him out late, his critics would still dismiss it as just another case of Jones feasting on an overmatched 'bum.'
A decade-long run as a generally accepted and widely acclaimed top two / three (at worst) pound for pound fighter, with many seeing him as number one for the duration - pretty unique in the modern era, I'd say.
Michaelczewski, for me, is the only real big blotch on his copy book, and even then I'd say that Dariusz shoulders more of the blame for that one never happening. Although given the glass half empty routine so many seem to play when it comes to Jones, I half suspect that had he totally dominated Michalczewski before knocking him out late, his critics would still dismiss it as just another case of Jones feasting on an overmatched 'bum.'
A decade-long run as a generally accepted and widely acclaimed top two / three (at worst) pound for pound fighter, with many seeing him as number one for the duration - pretty unique in the modern era, I'd say.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by Imperial Ghosty Wed 14 Mar 2012, 10:18 pm
Don't want to derail things but have always placed the blame at Jones' for the DM fight not happening but much of that is done to the disgraceful way in which the governing bodies treated the pole, could never agree with them taking his claim to the 175lb division away from him.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by manos de piedra Wed 14 Mar 2012, 10:21 pm
Only Michaelsewski and Calzaghe were around when Jones was at his best really. Eubank, Benn and McClellan were more or less on the way out once Jones had beaten Toney and really emerged as a top pound for pound talent.
Would tend to blame the other two more than Jones for those fights not happening, or in Calzaghes case happening sooner.
I think he should have probably should tried to pull out the stops more for the Michaelswecki fight but I get the feeling if Jones won as I would expect him to that Darius would have become seen as pretty ordinary. He also semed pretty content to stay in Europe fighting lesser opposition for the most part. Was never too fussed about that fight myself because I think its only really a fight to satisfy the critics, rather than an actual 50/50 fight.
Calzaghe is kind of an odd one because its really only in hindsight that this fight made great sense. It was really only the Lacy fight in 2005/6 that propelled Calzaghe as a big name by which time Jones was pretty shot.
Hopkins II would have been the fight I would have liked to see in 2002/3.
Would tend to blame the other two more than Jones for those fights not happening, or in Calzaghes case happening sooner.
I think he should have probably should tried to pull out the stops more for the Michaelswecki fight but I get the feeling if Jones won as I would expect him to that Darius would have become seen as pretty ordinary. He also semed pretty content to stay in Europe fighting lesser opposition for the most part. Was never too fussed about that fight myself because I think its only really a fight to satisfy the critics, rather than an actual 50/50 fight.
Calzaghe is kind of an odd one because its really only in hindsight that this fight made great sense. It was really only the Lacy fight in 2005/6 that propelled Calzaghe as a big name by which time Jones was pretty shot.
Hopkins II would have been the fight I would have liked to see in 2002/3.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by Imperial Ghosty Wed 14 Mar 2012, 10:24 pm
What's interesting is that two of the better fighters Jones faced were before he even won a title in Castro and Vaca, was fairly ambitious matchmaking for a relatively unproven young pro.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by Imperial Ghosty Wed 14 Mar 2012, 10:28 pm
He only ever reached the later rounds once if I remember rightly but agree fully, past 4/5 rounds he was there for the taking by any of the top middleweights of the time.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by Union Cane Tue 03 Jul 2012, 9:05 am
Updated with the disgraceful split decision win against Glazewski.
I get a feeling that this thread is going to end badly.
I get a feeling that this thread is going to end badly.
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Re: Roy Jones Jr : 56(40)-8-0
by Soldier_Of_Fortune Tue 03 Jul 2012, 11:22 am
The only fight I wanted to see and its not on there! The one when he spanked Tony Waddles out in a round.
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