By Chris Williams: According to Fight News, a fight between 44-year-old Bernard Hopkins (50-5-1, 32 KO’s) and International Boxing Organization cruiserweight champion Danny Green (28-3, 25 KO’s) is in negotiations for a bout that will take place in 2010. There isn’t any word as to where the location of fight will take place, but you can bet that it likely won’t be taking place in Australia. Hopkins made comments after the Roy Jones Jr. fight against Green, which ended with Green stopping Jones in the 1st round on December 2nd.
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Roy Jones Jr. says he was hit on the back of the head by Green
By Sean McDaniel: In an article at Boxing Talk, Roy Jones Jr. (54-6, 40 KO’s) complained about the gauze that was used by IBO cruiserweight champion Danny Green in his 1st round knockout victory over Jones on December 2nd. “I’d rather lose fair then win cheating,” Jones said about his loss to Green. In that fight, Green cornered Jones and dropped him with a looping right hand that hooked around to the side of Jones’ head.
Jones interested in a rematch with Green
By William Mackay: Roy Jones Jr. (54-6, 40 KO’s) is interested in getting a rematch against International Boxing Organization cruiserweight champion Danny Green (28-3, 25 KO’s), who stopped Jones in the 1st round on Wednesday night at the Acer Arena, in Sydney, Austalia. Jones said in an interview with Fox News, “I was good by the time the referee stopped the fight. if he was going to stop it, I wish he would have stopped it earlier then he he did stop it, because by the time he stopped it, I was okay then.” When asked if Jones would be interested in fighting a rematch with Green, Jones said “Yes, most definitely.”
Green crushes Jones: Where does this leave Hopkins?
By William Mackay: Bernard Hopkins (49-5-1, 32 KO’s) must be really sad and disappointed right about now after discovering the news that Roy Jones Jr., who was supposed to be his next opponent after tonight’s bout with middleweight Enrique Ornelas, was stopped in the 1st round by International Boxing Organization cruiserweight champion Danny Green on Wednesday evening in Sydney, Australia. It was a very poor fight for Jones, who looked nothing like his old self. He did look old, but not in a good way. Green jumped all over the 40-year-old Jones, knocking him down with a right hand and landing a blizzard of shots to the head of Jones until referee Howard John Foster stepped in and stopped the carnage at 2:02 of the 1st.
Green stops Jones – Knock Out blow for Calzaghe’s Legacy
By Glenn Userain: Whether or not Joe Calzaghe has felt any physical pain over the last month he must certainly be smarting, as unusually within the world of boxing his resume has been almost completely discredited and has turned into a who’s who of boxers who were either in complete decline or who never produced at the top level. Without even stepping into the ring the 46-0 fighter who was a world champion and title holder for little over 10 years at Super Middle Weight has watched his achievements be undermined significantly, and he only has himself to blame.
Green destroys Roy Jones Jr. in 1st round!
By Jason Kim: 40-year-old Roy Jones Jr. (54-6, 40 KOs) got blasted apart in a 1st round stoppage by big punching International Boxing Organization cruiserweight champion Danny Green (28-3, 25 KOs) at the Acer Arena, Homebush, Sydney, NSW, Australia. Green, 36, dropped Jones with a big right hand at the midway point of the 1st round after trapping Jones in the corner. Jones got to his feet and was met with a rain of unanswered shots to the head one after another.
Green looking to knock Jones’ head off
By Sean McDaniel: Roy Jones Jr. (54-5, 40 KO’s) better watch out on Wednesday night and keep his guard up at all times, because International Boxing Organization cruiserweight champion Danny Green (27-3, 24 KO’s) will be knocking the 40-year-old Jones’ head clean off on Wednesday night in their title fight at the Acer Arena, in Sydney, Australia. In an interview with the AAP, Green, 36, said “I won’t name which punch, but there’s one punch, if I hit him [Jones] clean with it, he is going to be knocked out for a week.”
Jones-Green, Hopkins-Ornelas: Will the Hopkins-Jones rematch be ruined in Australia?
By Peter Wells: Roy Jones Jr-Bernard Hopkins is already been set up for March 13th, and both fighters get ready for warm up fight on Wednesday. Bernard fights in his hometown of Philadelphia, while Jones goes down under to Australia for Danny Green’s IBO Cruiserweight title. Jones is going up in weight, but has done it before and that won’t affect him. Green is the toughest out of the two opponents and defiantly the most likely to cause an upset. Danny Green has been beaten 3 times although hasn’t lost since 2006 where he was out pointed by Anthony Mundine.
Green vows to stop Roy Jones Jr.
By Jason Kim: International Boxing Organization cruiserweight champion Danny Green (27-3, 24 KO’s) is promising to knock boxing great Roy Jones Jr. (54-5, 40 KO’s) out this Wednesday evening in their title bout at the Acer Arena, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Jones, 40, will be stepping up to the cruiserweight division for the bout, and there’s no telling how well he’ll do at this weight.
Green sees himself Stopping Roy Jones Jr.
By Sean McDaniel: International Boxing Organization cruiserweight champion Danny Green (27-3, 24 KO’s) says he sees himself stopping Roy Jones Jr. (54-5, 40 KO’s) before the 12th round when they meet on December 2nd at the Acer Arena, in Sydney, Australia. Green, 36, who previously held the WBA light heavyweight title in 2007 before retiring, is looking to take out the 40-year-old Jones and in the process enhancing his own reputation with the victory.