53:45 the best display of amazing reaction time of the night... dude caught the towel as soon as it entered into his line of vision and he's like 102 years old!
@@eggsquizitinebecause he was not only one of the best boxers I've ever seen before they forced him into retirement, but because he chose to fight his biggest fights outside the ring when he could just enjoy his life and money. He change the sport and even the world forever and that's way he's the GOAT for me over anybody
@@davidfernandez8515Ali isn’t the best, you’re a casual. I love Ali, but Roy is better, what is it, 4 division champ? Roy is the updated version of Ali, speed and power. Also, hate me for it, but Floyd is better than Ali, this one hurt me to admit it a few weeks ago.
Man they made Roy Jones Jr just as good in the Fight Night Round 3 game as he was in real life lol Just like in real life, in the game he throws unreal, lighting-fast combos with barely a jab 🤣🤣 it’s fun fighting him
This was an appropriate stoppage by Otis' corner team. Mr. Mercante, as referee, has lots of things to take his attention whereas the corner team have just the welfare of the fighter to attend. Appearance on the ring apron and throwing in the towel is "belt and braces" to ensure the bout stops immediately. Well done.
Otis Grant was a legit champion at middleweight, even if he wasn't "the man" (that distinction belonging to Bernard Hopkins), but he had no business jumping up two weight classes to challenge Jones jr. Grant versus Joppy, Holmes or even Hopkins would have been an interesting match-up, but not this. Would Hopkins have dominated Grant...? Probably, but at least it would have had meaning as a unification fight between two middleweight titlists. This fight didn't really make any sense, regardless of Grant's skill. He didn't belong at 175.
My impression is that Jones controlled the fight completely, allowing Grant to get him up against the ropes to look like Grant was in the fight. When the commentators criticised Jones for not doing enough, not throwing enough jabs, etc., Jones was deciding when and how to attack Grant. At no time was Jones in any serious danger. Jones started standing flat-footed in front of Grant, studying him and deciding what would happen next. Jones hit Grant pretty much whenever he decided to, so it seems to me that Jones liked him and was in fact 'babysitting' him.
Roy had every round. Domination. I would have scored at least one of the non-knockdown rounds a 10-8 as well (round 3 for sure as he outlander him 26-3). The round Lederman gave grant- he landed 13 punches! That was his best round and I wouldn’t even have given him that. He didn’t land but one jab over 100 the entire fight! RJJ pound for pound!
I have loveed Roy ring Savin ness from his beginning to his end as a boxer. We can beat Father Time. He was surely great. Have you. Noticed very how Roy is very athletic, Bud Crawford is athletic , and Floyd , same, Athletic. They made theme-selves flexible with power and speed. The real key to their long successful carriers.
I knew "Roy" was going to take care of business after the first two rounds,no competition here,Roy fault like a conductor conducting a symphony,Emmett***
Wait, was there ever a blood test or did he just believe they were his kids because of a tingle he got!? I don't really think they look like him at all.
Otis Grant' s style of fighting is poor. He doesnt throw enough punches to look competitive. The southpaws stance is clumsy. He hardly uses his left jab
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Roy Jones Jr was the classiest champion.
He wore a blazer sometimes a tie to almost every fight.
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53:45 the best display of amazing reaction time of the night... dude caught the towel as soon as it entered into his line of vision and he's like 102 years old!
golden age of boxing
Prime Roy Jones Jr. was a thing of beauty. He genuinely looked unstoppable, even comparing how he looked to guys like Ali, Mike Tyson, Floyd, etc.
Ali was the best but Roy is the most dominant boxer to ever step in a ring
@@davidfernandez8515 Idk it's either Roy or Joe Louis. I think I'd give it Louis. Why do you consider Ali to be the best?
@@eggsquizitinebecause he was not only one of the best boxers I've ever seen before they forced him into retirement, but because he chose to fight his biggest fights outside the ring when he could just enjoy his life and money.
He change the sport and even the world forever and that's way he's the GOAT for me over anybody
floyd patterson one of the great...yeah
@@davidfernandez8515Ali isn’t the best, you’re a casual. I love Ali, but Roy is better, what is it, 4 division champ? Roy is the updated version of Ali, speed and power.
Also, hate me for it, but Floyd is better than Ali, this one hurt me to admit it a few weeks ago.
Iam 36 best fighter I have ever seen was a prime Roy Jones
Man they made Roy Jones Jr just as good in the Fight Night Round 3 game as he was in real life lol
Just like in real life, in the game he throws unreal, lighting-fast combos with barely a jab 🤣🤣 it’s fun fighting him
This was an appropriate stoppage by Otis' corner team. Mr. Mercante, as referee, has lots of things to take his attention whereas the corner team have just the welfare of the fighter to attend. Appearance on the ring apron and throwing in the towel is "belt and braces" to ensure the bout stops immediately. Well done.
I was at this fight, I was 13.
Otis Grant was a legit champion at middleweight, even if he wasn't "the man" (that distinction belonging to Bernard Hopkins), but he had no business jumping up two weight classes to challenge Jones jr. Grant versus Joppy, Holmes or even Hopkins would have been an interesting match-up, but not this. Would Hopkins have dominated Grant...? Probably, but at least it would have had meaning as a unification fight between two middleweight titlists. This fight didn't really make any sense, regardless of Grant's skill. He didn't belong at 175.
That's what you say!
@@xxcrump3575thats what the fight says… if it was a middleweight fight roy jones would have a horrible time
Smooth catch by the ref there
Grant was in awe of Jones.
Roy Jr was the man at this time 💪🏾
bro does anybody know the song that RJJ is rapping to when he enters the ring? That shi hardddd boa
Fights starts at 16:20
best ever
Here one day after Roy/Tyson!
Yeet or be yeeted!
Roy Jones Jr actually didn't get hit in 1 round in 2 fights.
Great video. We can see the hábitos of Roy. Would this Roy have won Tarver?
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My impression is that Jones controlled the fight completely, allowing Grant to get him up against the ropes to look like Grant was in the fight. When the commentators criticised Jones for not doing enough, not throwing enough jabs, etc., Jones was deciding when and how to attack Grant. At no time was Jones in any serious danger. Jones started standing flat-footed in front of Grant, studying him and deciding what would happen next. Jones hit Grant pretty much whenever he decided to, so it seems to me that Jones liked him and was in fact 'babysitting' him.
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He wasnt babysitting shit. How about otis grant babysits your liver with his left hand one time and you can tell me who was babysitting who.
D peso es Roy Jones jr
Otis say his body hurts, Roy came out & started with body punches, then went to the head. Roy was the Man
Roy had every round. Domination. I would have scored at least one of the non-knockdown rounds a 10-8 as well (round 3 for sure as he outlander him 26-3). The round Lederman gave grant- he landed 13 punches! That was his best round and I wouldn’t even have given him that. He didn’t land but one jab over 100 the entire fight! RJJ pound for pound!
I have loveed Roy ring Savin ness from his beginning to his end as a boxer. We can beat Father Time. He was surely great. Have you. Noticed very how Roy is very athletic, Bud Crawford is athletic , and Floyd , same, Athletic. They made theme-selves flexible with power and speed. The real key to their long successful carriers.
Very true! All are gifted fighters and used their gifts to maximise their success.
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I knew "Roy" was going to take care of business after the first two rounds,no competition here,Roy fault like a conductor conducting a symphony,Emmett***
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Wait, was there ever a blood test or did he just believe they were his kids because of a tingle he got!?
I don't really think they look like him at all.
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Otis Grant' s style of fighting is poor. He doesnt throw enough punches to look competitive. The southpaws stance is clumsy. He hardly uses his left jab
Southpaws (lefties) jab with their RIGHT hand, & cross with their left.
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