Roy Jones Junior vs Reggie Johnson - Light Heavyweight Title - Part 2 / 2

[@SomeOldBoxingBouts]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYXWe32ZaryFjrc link to part 1

[@lifeisgood3589]

Roy in his prime years was a beautiful thing to watch. He's the reason me and so many others who didn't care much for boxing became boxing fans. It was like watching a real life perfect fighter. Roy enjoyed fighting and would rather show he could dominate a fighter rather then get the knockout. Make no mistake about it, If Roy wanted you out of there he could get you out. This version of Roy is the Roy we all dreamed of fighting Tyson. I have not seen anyone to this day that could beat a 90's Roy Jones Jr. No Mayweather, Terence Crawford, Lomachenko, Canelo Alverez, no one. A young hungry RJJ beats Hearns, Hagler and Sugar Ray Leonard.

[@christiancharles2866]

I think Roy could beat all of them except maybe Hagler and Leonard. Those are toss ups he could win by decision or lose split decision.

[@christiancharles2866]

Prime Jones was amazing

[@crazgra]

Classic matches... HBO and Roy Jones Jr.. Like Saturday morning cartoons and cereal...

[@cavscout62]

Roy could’ve knocked Reggie out and scrambled his brain but he held back and showed mercy on him out of respect and being a real pro.

[@CapitalJ2]

even guys like this who lasted all 12 rounds, roy jones jr just embarrasses the shit out of em. knocked em down a few times, but also just out boxed him by a landslide. controlled all the action, he'd walk away cuz the guy wouldnt throw a punch, then come back and try to nail him. almost every guy he fought, in his prime, just got embarrassed cuz he was so good, almost makes you feel bad for the other guy, who a lot of times is a respectable fighter

[@yocz2007]

Well, Roy Jones did it again, Reggie Jonhson was disorganized since the first knockdown, but the hand speed made a huge difference though. Great fight!

[@gwmba1989]

Jones, in his prime, may decent fighters look stupid. Reggie Johnson was a good, solid champion but he could barely land a glove on Jones. Roy should have retired at 34 after beating John Ruiz and taking a portion of the heavyweight championship. Instead, he boxed way too long and ended up with a lot of unnecessary losses. Muhammed Ali should have retired at 32 after beating George Foreman in 1974, but instead he carried on fighting till 1980 before finally retiring at 38. Those last six years in the ring cost him his health. It's sad when fighters don't know when to quit when they are ahead!

[@thegee001ify]

Roy was that good the crowd booed if he wasnt throwing 10 left hooks in a row.

[@phoneacian]

He is the GOAT. No discussion

[@Mickieshelton]

Amazing

[@iceberggslim22]

This fight became a Nore video

[@latashamcdonald8362]

Pound for pound!

[@jasonbantle]

120-104 Roy Jones Jr Jones Johnson 1 10 8 2 10 9 3 10 8 4 10 9 5 10 8 6 10 9 7 10 9 8 10 9 9 10 8 10 10 9 11 10 9 12 10 9 When you land 1-2 total punches - I’ll give that a 10-8 too not Just the knockdowns. Domination by the p4p goat

[@healinghippies1471]

Jones won a lot because ppl smart enough to beat him don't box

[@daboxingscholar]

6:10

[@wr1335]

Wygladalo to tak zeby sobie krzywdy nie zrobic,moze szfagier?

[@epifaniosanchez4358]

B

[@eddytaylor3697]

Boring.

[@BlackHawk-nh1gv]

I fell asleep watching this fight

[@BlackHawk-nh1gv]

Hindsight 2020 Big pink lip ass Target B-Hop took his amateur boxing style to school.

[@gabrielsteffensen3700]

@Black Hawk7 roy won vs Hopkins at their primes that’s what matters, Hopkins continued fighting since he had something to prove. Roy fought way past his best since he enjoyed it. Better to be unbelievable for your prime than very good over a long period.