Dana White Won't Allow Roy Jones to Fight Anderson Silva in UFC

roy jones is a great boxer no doubt but can he fight in the octagon? this is what everyone would like to know, ive seen roy jones KO so many people in the ring but in the octagon it may be different, guess we'll never know.

Forget breaking down the non-match-up. The real question in all this is, who would stand to gain more by participating in such an event? The answer is Roy Jones Jr. who understands that boxing is dying and that he has much to gain from reinventing himself. White is wisely turning down the fight, because he knows UFC and MMA have the advantage.

Please!!!!!! If Dana White let Silva fight, a real fighter, one who has trained damn near his whole life. If he let them fight, we would all see the reality of the crap we have been fed by mixed martial arts hype. Dudes who've been fighting in the back yard against roid using punks.Let's be real, Most flyweights would beat down half the UFC fighters.

Lets Keep it real

Oh Keybrite, where shall I start your education? Let's dismantle your first myth that Mixed Martial Artists are backyard brawlers. Former Pride champion and current UFC MIddleweight contender Dan Henderson is a 2-time U.S. Olympian in Greco-Roman Wrestling; UFC Lightweight Champion BJ Penn is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu World Champion; Legend Fedor Emelianenko has multiple National Championships in his native Russia's national sport of Sambo.
I could go on-and-on, but the point is they all appear to be world-class athletes to me.
Ironically your second myth can be dismantled courtesy of a "backyard brawler": If you recall it took Kimbo Slice 74 seconds to submit former WBO Heavyweight boxing champion Ray Mercer. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oihc7Rmfp0U)
The case file regarding boxers vs. Mixed-Martial Artists is still being built, but your argument that "most flyweights would beat down half the UFC" is hardly legitimate.