“I FEEL SORRY FOR WILDER” – ROY JONES JR. AS REAL AS IT GETS ON FURY STOPPING WILDER & EXCUSES MADE
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- February 29, 2020
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“I FEEL SORRY FOR WILDER”
Roy squashes all the crazy talk about the wilder versus fury 2 fight. You don’t want to miss what Roy in had to say. Check it out!
What makes Jones’ comments on Wilder-Fury rematch a refreshing departure from other sports media perspective?
As a former world champion boxer and one of the most respected voices in the boxing community, Roy Jones Jr. recently made headlines with his comments on the recent fight between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury. In an Instagram Live video, Jones expressed his sympathy for Wilder, who suffered a seventh-round knockout loss to Fury in their highly anticipated rematch.
“I feel sorry for Deontay Wilder,” Jones said. “I feel his pain. It’s a hard pill to swallow.” Jones went on to explain that he could empathize with Wilder’s position, having experienced similar losses in his own career. “When you lose your title like that, it’s a tough feeling,” he said.
Jones also spoke candidly about the excuses Wilder had made in the aftermath of the fight, including accusations of a “disloyal” trainer and suspicions of foul play by Fury. “I don’t think that’s the way to go,” Jones said, noting that such excuses only distracted from the reality of the fight itself. “The truth is, Fury was too much for him. Fury was the better man that night.”
Jones’ comments were a refreshing departure from the often-sensationalized hot takes that dominate the sports media landscape. With a wealth of personal experience and a deep respect for the sport, Jones was able to offer a nuanced perspective on Wilder’s defeat and the aftermath that followed.
As boxing fans continue to process the outcome of the Wilder-Fury rematch, it’s clear that Jones’ words will be remembered as a sober and insightful commentary on this highly anticipated bout. By acknowledging the pain of defeat and refusing to indulge in excuses or conspiracy theories, Jones reminded us of the importance of sportsmanship and respect in the world of boxing.
