Roy Jones Jr. can’t get over his 1988 Olympic loss. Now he wants to help reform boxing.

It’s “a feeling that’s never been digested in my stomach, never been digested in my heart, to this day I feel like that was yesterday,” Jones said Monday at a news conference for the International Boxing Association (AIBA), which oversees amateur boxing globally. “I was the youngest kid on my team, 19 years old. I gave nine years of my life to get to the Olympics and win a gold medal, and to have it stolen from me at the end was horrific.”