Roy Jones Jr. has his sights set on a showdown with a Boxing Hall of Famer. At the peak of his powers, the American was a truly remarkable competitor, stunning fans with his outrageous hand speed and athleticism.
Ilia Topuria makes the step up to Lightweight as he takes on Charles Oliveira for the vacant UFC world title at UFC 317. The bout comes just months after Ilia Topuria vacated the UFC Featherweight championship after a dominant run in the division.
Roy Jones Jr. was one of the best fighters to ever lace up the gloves, but boxing can be harder when your opponent knows your every move, as Jones found out in 1998.
Roy Jones Jr. was considered to be one of the pound-for-pound best fighters in the world during the prime of his career. From Jones Jr. winning knockout of the year to being a world champion in four weight classes, the star is considered one of the greatest-ever boxers.
On June 28, at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA, Jake Paul vs Julio Chavez Jr will headline a Most Valuable Promotions event in association with CELSIUS Live Fit Essential Energy and Golden Boy Promotions.
Many would consider Roy Jones Jr. to be one of the greatest fighters of all time as he is a former four-weight world champion. Jones Jr. has stopped the likes of Virgil Hill and Montell Griffin in his career as he often showcased his elite skillset.
Roy Jones Jr. was a formidable force in boxing and was on the right side of a victory that for his opponent, meant the end of a fairytale run. Roy Jones Jr.
Roy Jones Jr. was one of the best boxers of all time, but with a career that includes knocking out a fan, and a police officer, and play a basketball game before a fight, it’s clear Jones will not be forgotten anytime soon.
Dirty Boxing, a new MMA league in the competitive world of combat sports, continues to go from strength to strength, adding another former UFC talent to its highly anticipated upcoming event.
Roy Jones Jr. enjoyed a career full of highs and lows, but his chances of a ninth title across five divisions were dashed when he fought a man who admired him for years.
Roy Jones Jr. won his first world title in 1993, and so began an illustrious career for one of boxing’s most successful fighters. Roy Jones Jr. was 21-0 when he fought for the IBF middleweight world title, the first title of his career.
Roy Jones Jr. was rendered unconscious by a former WBO cruiserweight world champion. At the peak of his powers, the American was nothing short of exceptional, mesmerizing fans with his unrivaled speed and reflexes.
Many consider Roy Jones Jr. to be one of the greatest fighters of all time thanks to his impressive showings in the prime of his career. Although Jones Jr.
Roy Jones Jr. was stopped five times in his 76-fight-long career, but the very first KO came at the hands of a man who would become one of Jr.’s biggest rivals.
Many boxing fans would make an argument that Roy Jones Jr. in his prime was one of the greatest-ever fighters. Going 34 fights unbeaten before Jones Jr.
Former four-division world champion Roy Jones Jr. was a true-fan favorite fighter who faced the best of the best. From Jones Jr. knocking down Joe Calzaghe to an exhibition boxing match with Mike Tyson, there are plenty of notable moments in the fighter’s career.
With rumors that Mike Tyson might not make it to his planned fight with Jake Paul this summer, a boxing legend who previously fought “Iron Mike” is open to the idea of replacing him against the fight game disruptor.
On Saturday, March 1, 2003, Roy Jones Jr. created history as he defeated John Ruiz to win the WBA heavyweight title by unanimous decision at the Thomas & Mack Center, Paradise, Nevada.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Boxer Roy Jones, Jr. was one of a number of famous boxers and other celebrities who contributed to a Guinness World Record painting that is traveling the world.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Boxer Roy Jones, Jr. was one of a number of famous boxers and other celebrities who contributed to a Guinness World Record painting that is traveling the world.
In anticipation of an upcoming heavyweight match on ESPN, a clip featuring legendary boxer Roy Jones Jr. talking with young contender Jared Anderson went viral for all the right reasons.