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Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 28 Aug 2015, 11:21
by expe
davie wrote:tijuana1 wrote:I think so to pal. Any genuine boxing fan would be mad not to see Roy Jones Jr. I think Richie Davies , Micky Vann are very good refs no worst than bbb:-). Im on undercard mate come say hello bud if ya see us Fearny
As much as I'd love to see any version of a legend and former p4p no1 like RJJ in the ring in the flesh
This genuine boxing fan will be home that night watching the current p4p no1 in probably a similarly uneven mismatch, with Groves fighting for a world title on the under card as well as AJ vs Cornish, Whyte vs Guinn; martinez vs solido, Bundrage vs Charlo, Peter Quillin etc
Another one here. Even if there was no fights on telly and I was offered a free ticket I wouldn't go. No interest in watching a old, washed up drug cheat beat up an opponent nearly as old as he is who lost at area title level when he was in his prime.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 28 Aug 2015, 11:28
by Sklar
In the big scheme of things it's not a big deal that Jones is still fighting but from a boxing fan's point of view it's pretty sad. I wouldn't even watch him on YouTube now.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 28 Aug 2015, 16:20
by tijuana1
Your points of view taken Guys, but still like I said no different to any BBBC show up and down the country Prospect v Journeyman stacked with a card full of 40/36 right down the bill. Each to your own. Good point on Mayweather fight I be watching after Roy Jones as I am an original Genuine fan.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 29 Aug 2015, 09:48
by palooka
tijuana1 wrote:Your points of view taken Guys, but still like I said no different to any BBBC show up and down the country Prospect v Journeyman stacked with a card full of 40/36 right down the bill. Each to your own. Good point on Mayweather fight I be watching after Roy Jones as I am an original Genuine fan.

good lad and best of luck on the night.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 31 Aug 2015, 13:54
by Alba
Does roy Jones select the opponent or is it the Promotor ? I would t have expected an world beaterr but surely Tony dilks or someone of that ability would be more competitive.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 31 Aug 2015, 14:31
by kamicazze
Believe e options were Moran, dilks, oakey or dodson.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 31 Aug 2015, 16:35
by Alba
Where they the options? And they ended up.with Moran?really.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 01 Sep 2015, 08:32
by cocobongo
Alba wrote:Where they the options? And they ended up.with Moran?really.
He's likely to do more tickets than the others would combined
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 05 Sep 2015, 17:24
by Boxerbeetle
Just read on Twitter that Jones has pulled out?
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 05 Sep 2015, 17:26
by expe
Boxerbeetle wrote:Just read on Twitter that Jones has pulled out?

Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 05 Sep 2015, 17:28
by Boxing Prospect
Also on Twitter...he has a world title fight set...
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 05 Sep 2015, 18:00
by Looking On
Apparantly failed to show up at airport and didnt even bother officially pulling out.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 05 Sep 2015, 18:09
by Boxerbeetle
Looking On wrote:Apparantly failed to show up at airport and didnt even bother officially pulling out.
Did he even know he was booked?

Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 05 Sep 2015, 18:37
by Coco
What some big promoters do is replace the main event with another 'title' fight, so they don't have to give refunds!
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 05 Sep 2015, 20:33
by Looking On
Boxerbeetle wrote:Looking On wrote:Apparantly failed to show up at airport and didnt even bother officially pulling out.
Did he even know he was booked?

Well he did a press conference....
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 06 Sep 2015, 05:09
by Floatlikeabutterfly
Whole show now moved to The Olympia, it will still feature Tony Moran, but will now be topped by Paul Economides’ WBF Inter-Continental super bantamweight title clash against Prosper Ankrah and flanked by Tasif Khan’s first title challenge as he battles Isaac Quaye for the vacant WBF International super flyweight title.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 06 Sep 2015, 05:12
by thepocketrocket
Seems it is now at the Olympia...glad the bill goes ahead as Economides v Ankrah will be a belter!
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 06 Sep 2015, 06:26
by Alba
fornicate sake what a shambles.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 07 Sep 2015, 06:09
by Syntax Error
That picture of Jones must at least 15 years old, because he looks nothing like that now!
I wouldn't have minded going to see him, even though he is now as old as space & probably not even 35% of what he once was.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 07 Sep 2015, 06:11
by Syntax Error
Looking On wrote:Apparantly failed to show up at airport and didnt even bother officially pulling out.
Must be those passport issues that plagued him throughout the 1990s & early 00s when he could actually still fight!

Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 07 Sep 2015, 06:52
by ILikeBeer
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 07 Sep 2015, 07:08
by jamesmcdonnell
Hmm. Suspect the money wasn't stacking up - maybe ticket sales were poor.
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 07 Sep 2015, 16:52
by cocobongo
Re: Roy Jones fighting in Liverpool!
Posted: 07 Sep 2015, 18:04
by Boxerbeetle
We can argue forever about the various wrongs & rights about Jones fighting on, but if he does wish to carry on fighting I hope he doesn't continue to show the same level of disrespect as he has here. Pulling out of a fight by just not bothering to turn up to the airport is very poor form for any professional. Moran must be absolutely gutted, and lots of people have spent good time & money arranging all this.
I just hope Jones doesn't get the Lebedev fight - partly because of behaviour here, and partly because he obviously risks serious & permanent injuries against a puncher who's already brutally stopped him before.