Andre Roy vs George Parros

Keystone-cops, skate guard battle, but I like the mutual agreement not to throw until their footing was regained.
The over-mentioned ''code''.
Clear Win, Linesmen.

Parros with the edge in a wacky fight. These guys need training blades. Calling it a 5, but if anyone were to vote much much lower than that I would totally understand.

Very sloppy.....Porno Parros has been awfully clumsy on his skates of late.

parros gets a w. but not by much in this merry-go-round-nothing-doing-of-a-fight.

Edge to Parros. Lke it has been said already, nead more officials like the two in this match.

The thing with Calgary is Jim Vandermeer is thier best fighter but he still hasn't returned from injured reserve, when he is healthy Roy is often a healthy scratch.

not good fight.
A DRAW, not much landed REALLy.

draw, nothing landed

Never thought Roy was that good of a fighter and he gave me yet another of example of that in this fight. Too bad Calgary's best players are their best fighters and can't drop the gloves too often because their so called tough guys can't fight worth ****!

Parros is like wine that's off balance. First you get excited with the way it hit you on your front palate (Parros dropping gloves)... than you calm down a bit as the wine jumps around on your mid palate, lacking in weight, fruit, and acidity (Parros dangling and spinning in circles)... and as you swallow the wine, you are totaly disappointed because the juice leaves no impression, and in simple words - there is no finish (Parros falling down on his opponent with embarrassing result)

Love George Parros! I think he is a great guy, but a perfect example of a fighter that without his size, he would never make it to NHL. Too bad that so many teams now look for those type of fighters. Oh where oh where is Domi, P.J.Stock, Vandenbussche,.....

Not sure if these two need to work on their skating skills or fighting skills first. Although I know Roy personally, he is hilarious. But oh well, that doesn't make him a great fighter. Nothing much landed. Stache landing on top of Roy does not count for a win. Draw...

sloppy fight, win parros

Roy held his own against the tougher Parros for the second time in a week, Draw

Roy has not been the same since getting decked by that bum Riley Cote.

Interesting little bout. I like how Roy was the one who waved off the refs after they fell in the beginning. It can be tough to watch Parros fight most times. He never stands toe to toe. He always swings at a guys back and skates in circles, which is why all of his fight end up on the ice when someone loses their balance. It's an interesting style and definately one you have to adapt to if you dropped the gloves with him.