Joe Calzaghe vs Roy Jones Jr Highlights | Street Fight Europe

🥊 THE DAY BOXING WAS ROBBED — SEOUL 1988 In 1988, a 19-year-old Roy Jones Jr. stepped into the Olympic ring in Seoul, South Korea, representing Team USA 🇺🇸. From the opening bell, he dominated his opponent, Park Si-Hun of South Korea 🇰🇷 landing 86 punches to Park’s 32, showcasing dazzling speed, footwork, and power. When the final bell rang, everyone in the arena even Park himself knew who had won. But then came the shock… the judges raised Park Si-Hun’s hand. The crowd gasped. Even Park wh

In 1988, Roy Jones Jr was denied Olympic gold in Seoul despite dominating his opponent. Decades later, South Korea’s Park Si-hun showed up at Jones’ Florida ranch and handed him the medal, saying, “It belongs to you.” The footage was kept private for two years until Jones shared it this week, bringing closure to one of the Olympics’ most infamous controversies. 👉 Read the full story here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DOWqEjXilrj/?img_index=1 | NextShark

Roy Jones Jr bursts into tears as Olympic gold medal is gifted to him 35 years after ‘biggest robbery in boxing history’

People still talk like what would’ve happened if Roy Jones Jr did in fact face a prime Mike Tyson.. Just because Mike was a small heavyweight, that doesn’t mean, and I repeat, doesn’t mean it would’ve been a small task, even for Roy. Weight matters and the sheer force that Tyson brought to the ring in his prime would’ve been way too much even for the quality that Roy Jones Jr possessed. People who say Roy could’ve given Iron Mike a good fight back in the day don’t understand boxing.. Mike would’