Cassidy & Cassidy: ROY JONES-ANTONIO TARVER FIGHT ANALYSIS
By Uncategorized September 30th, 2005
Saturday night’s rematch between Roy Jones Jr. and Antonio Tarver may be Jones’ last chance to salvage his sagging legacy. For Antonio Tarver, it’s his chance to prove he may have had his eyes closed, but his knockout of Roy Jones Jr. wasn’t a fluke. For once in his career, Jones Jr may not be the favorite going in - just take a look at the Writers’ Predictions on this website. Whether you think Roy Jones should have even taken this fight or not, it’s an intriguing matchup, one which clearly has some fans buzzing. Robert Cassidy Jr. of Newsday and The Sweet Science and his father, former light heavyweight contender “Irish” Bobby Cassidy, analyze the third fight in the Tarver-Jones trilogy on this exclusive edition of “Cassidy & Cassidy.”
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September 30th, 2005 at 11:39 pm
Roy, Is one of my heroes - I cried when he lost his last two fights. But “Daddy” is here to protect his son. With Roy Sr. in Jr’s corner he will be in probobly the best shape he has been in in years. To win all Roy has to do is “Be Careful”, throw the left jab and hook, use momentum when moving side to side to further strengthen the punch, and stay focused.
October 1st, 2005 at 1:53 pm
i think jones gonna get em tonight
October 1st, 2005 at 1:56 pm
I agree with “Mr. Irish” Bobby Cassidy on Roy Jones having nothing left in his gas tank after 16 years of fighting professionally. He reminds me of Julio Cesar Chavez, who looked physically impressive and prepared at 38 years of age for the Kostya Tszyu fight. And just like Chavez, Roy Jones will suffer a defeat because his head and body can no longer absorb the physical punishment that is associated in the sport of boxing.
October 1st, 2005 at 8:46 pm
who won the roy jones vs. tarver 3 fight?