Roy Jones Jr is deemed by many to have been unbeatable when at his best, but three-time super-middleweight world champion, Carl Froch, has now offered his thoughts on whether \u2018Captain Hook\u2019 could have done what he couldn\u2019t and defeat Andre Ward.<\/p>\n
Froch suffered two losses during his iconic career, first losing out to Mikkel Kessler on away soil in Denmark back in 2010 \u2013 a defeat he would go on to avenge three years later \u2013 and then to Ward the following year in a super-middleweight title unification<\/a>.<\/p>\n Ward would go on to fight at 168lbs on just two more occasions before moving up to light-heavyweight and eventually dethroning Sergey Kovalev to become a two-division world champion, then shockingly retiring at the age of just 33 years old with his undefeated record intact.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Jones captured world honours in four weight divisions and is the only fighter post-19th century fighter to have won a world title at both middleweight and heavyweight, with his singular defeat in his first 50 professional contests coming by disqualification.<\/p>\n Speaking on his \u2018Froch on Fighting\u2019 channel<\/a>, \u2018The Cobra\u2019 said that Jones would have been able to put an end to Ward\u2019s unbeaten streak, despite his foe\u2019s best attempts to \u2018make it messy\u2019.<\/p>\n \u201cRoy Jones Jr. [wins]. Ward makes it messy and tries to p**s around in there but Roy Jones gets the job done.\u201d<\/p>\n After years of back and forth, Froch and Ward recently buried the hatchet, 15 years after their encounter, with Ward admitting that the Nottingham fan-favourite hurt him in their fight<\/a>.<\/p>\n