Post; What has happened to my favorite boxer, Roy Jones, Jr.????

Courtenay · September 26th, 2004

Defeat #2. Wow. KO'd at that!

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Glen Johnson knocked out Roy Jones Jr. in the ninth round Saturday night to retain his IBF light heavyweight title and cast more doubt on the future of one of boxing's most storied fighters.

Jones lay on his back moving only slightly for almost four minutes after he was felled by an overhand right, followed by a short left. Trainers filled a towel with ice and slid it under Jones' head as he lay on the canvas, but he had trouble opening his eyes.

(at least it wasn't a light lil' body shot, like what took down the prissy Miss Oscar DelaHoya)

September 26th, 2004
Courtenay Centurion	Post; What has happened to my favorite boxer, Roy Jones, Jr.???? Defeat #2. Wow. KO'd at that! MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Glen Johnson knocked out Roy Jones Jr. in the ninth round Saturday night to retain his IBF light heavyweight title and cast more doubt on the future of one of boxing's most storied fighters. Jones lay on his back moving only slightly for almost four minutes after he was felled by an overhand right, followed by a short left. Trainers filled a towel with ice and slid it under Jones' head as he lay on the canvas, but he had trouble opening his eyes. (at least it wasn't a light lil' body shot, like what took down the prissy Miss Oscar DelaHoya) __________________ It is this simple: If they are willing to kill people and break things, and you are not, they win. It is an ugly fact of human nature that if someone will not fight for what is his, he will lose it. John Carl Roat, Class-29 www.allmilitarychat.com