United States v England

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United States v England

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I am trying to get info on Internationals between U.S.A v ENGLAND
between 1980-1990
really interested in any of the Roy Jones bouts
many thanks
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Re: England vs USA

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Roy Jones never boxed against England as an American international. He did, however, meet and beat Britain's Richie Woodhall in the 1988 Olympic semi-finals, flooring and outpointing Richie.
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Post by Southpaw Stylist »

He didn't floor Richie mate, he merely gave him a standing 8 count.
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Post by bennie »

Southpaw Stylist wrote:He didn't floor Richie mate, he merely gave him a standing 8 count.
I have the fight on tape, and I swear he floored Richie with a long left hook that caught Richie moving back and put him down by the ropes. I'll have to dig out the tape.
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Post by stujones »

If you would have asked me, I would have said no he didn't floor him. For me, (although I was young at the time) Woodhall gave Jones his hardest fight in the Olympics.

Incidently, it was a few years ago and on a Robin Reid/BBC show and Robin did a segment on the pads with Richie. They said that they had a history and represented England together on many occasions. Their around the same age, so did they ever meet in the amateurs. If so, who won the most contests.

Anybody know?
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Post by Southpaw Stylist »

"I swear he floored Richie with a long left hook that caught Richie moving back and put him down by the ropes."

If we're talking about their 1988 Olympic clash, which I know we are then I'm prepared to bet on it. If you are right, then the mods can ban me from this site for a bit. Roy stunned him with what looked to us like a looping overhand right and the ref called it a slap. That's the only thing that happened really in that fight.
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Post by Ulysses »

Building on our 6-4 victory at York Hall on monday, England whitewashed the US in Liverpool last night 9-0!
Granted it wasn't the strongest US team, but neither was it our strongest team either!


Liverpool

FULL RESULTS: (England first)

48kg: Stewart Langley beat James Lester Jnr 15 - 9

51kg: Don Broadhurst beat Charles Huerta 16 - 14

54kg: Stephen Smith beat Rafael Valezuela 26 - 16

54kg: Nick MacDonald beat Kevin Hudgins 17 - 11

57kg: David Mulholland beat Jose Perez Jr 11 - 8

75kg: Ricardo Samms beat Don Yil Livingston 26 - 14

75kg: Gary Barr beat Joe Greene 9 - 8

91kg: David Dolan beat Matthew Godfrey 12 - 10

91kg+: David Price beat Travis Kauffman rsf 3rd Rd - outclassed
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