Roy Jones Jr. To Do list – March Badness results & videos included.

Roy Jones Jr. to do list

* Become the middleweight, Super middleweight, Light Heavyweight , and Heavyweight champ.

* Try and rap. 

* Headline Boxing/MMA promotion 

“March Badness” is over and in the record books.  You can officially cross MMA venture off of Roy Jones to do list.  Was it a success?  I’m not quiet sure. The feedback I’ve gathered from the Internet bloggers, and live chats going on during the fight let me know that there is still a pretty big divide between the common boxing fan and common mma fan, the overall opinion of the night seemed to be disappointment.  The MMA portion of the card clearly lacked luster. The ever so hyped Bobby Lashley flunked out and won an unimpressive unanimous decision over journeyman Jason Guida whose record now stands at 17-20, and has people questioning Lashley’s ability to hang in this sport.  Jeff Monson snuck away with a unanimous decision over Roy Nelson, and had some crying highway robbery. The main event of the night was an incredible mismatch of opponents, as Roy Jones, earned a TKO over Omar Sheika, before Sheika, was even stopped.  All this for the incredibly low price of 29.99… (did you catch the sarcasm) definitely not worth paying for if you ask me.  The full results of the card are below, with the video of Bobby Lashley’s lay and pray, and Roy Nelsons robbery included. 

MMA matches:
Jeff Monson def. Roy Nelson via unanimous decision (29-28 x 3)
Bobby Lashley def. Jason Guida via unanimous decision (30-27 x3)
Din Thomas def. Gabe Lemley via TKO, 4:13 of round 1
Dennis Hallman def. Danny Ruiz via submission (rear-naked choke), 1:50 of round 1
James Freeman def. John Mowry via KO, 2:38 of round 1

(Bobby Lashley vs Jason Guida)

(Jeff Monson vs Roy Nelson)

Boxing matches:
Roy Jones Jr. defeated Omar Sheika via TKO, 1:45 of round 5
B.J. Flores def. Jose Luis Herrera via unanimous decision
Richmond Dalphone def. Eric Clinton via unanimous decision
Kieyon Bussey def. Robert DaLuz via majority decision
Kelvin Price def. Kevin Howard via majority decision

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