Re: Bully boy Roy Jones knocks novice out in his 1st pro fight
Posted: 29 Mar 2016, 23:35
Roy is making a complete fool of himself
It must be hard to let go when you were so good at something.Stuarty30 wrote:He really did seem almost untouchable at that stage. He seems to be doing his best to tarnish his legacy. You could argue that he already has with all the PED stuff. He was an icon of the sport and now he's became a bit of a laughing stock. Sad to see.johnswan1 wrote:In 2003, as a 34 year old with a 48-1 record, after becoming WBA Heavyweight champion and at the pinnacle of his career, who would have thought that 13 years on Jones would be still fighting, despite suffering 8 more losses and being put to sleep multiple times.
You just described meSyntax Error wrote:It must be hard to let go when you were so good at something.Stuarty30 wrote:He really did seem almost untouchable at that stage. He seems to be doing his best to tarnish his legacy. You could argue that he already has with all the PED stuff. He was an icon of the sport and now he's became a bit of a laughing stock. Sad to see.johnswan1 wrote:In 2003, as a 34 year old with a 48-1 record, after becoming WBA Heavyweight champion and at the pinnacle of his career, who would have thought that 13 years on Jones would be still fighting, despite suffering 8 more losses and being put to sleep multiple times.
He obviously looks in the mirror every morning & doesn't see the lines on his bloated face nor his man tits & probably still thinks it's 1998!
Jones Jr is going to end up in a very bad way one day.