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Written by marvin2009 on
Living legend Ken Shamrock against 2-time Armed Forces Champion, 2002 Military Games Championship silver medalist and WWE superstar Bob Lashley. Watch Roy Jones, Jr. (52-5,38KOs)Vs Omar Sheika (27-8,18KOs) in 12 rounds light heavyweight and Ken Shamrock ( 27-13-2, 2 KOs, 23 Submissions)Vs Bob Lashley (1-0,1KO) in 3 rounds heavyweight at Pensacola Civic Center 9:00PM ET/6:00PM PT. Here’s the other boxers and MMA fighters in the not typical event, distributed by Square Ring Promotions, Inc. and Integrated Sports PPV. In Boxing: B.J. Flores Vs. Jose Luis Herrera -10 rounds cruiserweights Corrine Van Ryk DeGroot Vs. Elizabeth Moreno -6 rounds bantamweights Richmond Dalphone Vs. Marvin Blair ... Read Full Story
 
Written by DiamondBoxing on
BY: Ricky Ray Taylor Every once in a great while a match-up catapults to the surface that gets us salivating at the mere thought of it. Although this weekends contest is about 5 years past what it could have been, in most boxing circles the JONES-CALZAGHE duel is no exception. In August of 2003, Jones was proudly sitting on top of boxing’s pound-for-pound list. He actually was there for so long that his bones were beginning to creak. Jones had absolutely destroyed everyone in his path for 6 1/2 years in fights that were sometimes so lopsided that it left the casual Boxing “fan” ... Read Full Story
Written by vjrabid on
courtesy of GENTALMIST Joe Calzaghe vs. Roy Jones, Jr. certainly carries intrigue. Calzaghe, the Welshman, has incredible endurance and work rate. Calzaghe specializes in straight punching, and overwhelms his opponents. He may not carry one-punch knockout power, but if one of Calzaghe's punches connects, you better watch out. Because you'll be hit with a dozen more. Roy Jones, Jr. was Roy Jones, Jr. Now he's more like Roy Jones IV's grandfather. He was pretty much untouchable in his prime, with his near-immortal combination of power and speed, winning even a heavyweight title. Then he endured devastating knockouts by the hands of Antonio Tarver and ... Read Full Story
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From:   mmajunkie.com
American Top Team product Jeff Monson and former WWE star Bobby Lashley each earned unanimous decision victories in their featured bouts at Saturday night's "March Badness." The bouts were scheduled on the undercard of a boxing main event between Roy Jones Jr. and Omar Sheika. "March Badness" was held at the Pensacola Civic Center in Pensacola, Fla., and produced by Roy Jones Jr.'s Square Ring Productions. The main card of the hybrid boxing/MMA event aired live on pay-per-view. Read Full Story
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From:   mmajunkie.com
Boxing headliner Roy Jones Jr. and MMA fighter Bobby Lashley were the top earners at this past weekend's "March Badness" event, which took place March 21 at the Pensacola Civic Center in Pensacola, Fla. Jones, whose Square Ring Promotions also promoted the hybrid boxing/MMA event event, will take home two-thirds of all net profits received from the event. Lashley, meanwhile, earned $40,000 and will also get a piece of the PPV revenue. The total disclosed payroll for the event (not counting Jones' share) was $217,000. Read Full Story
Wait a minute, that isn't Mike Tyson duking i out with Muhammad Ali in that pic up there. At first I thought someone shooped Roy Jones Jr. into the pic, but now I'm not sure that is in fact Roy Jones Jr. #fightnightround4 TheLooseCannon  
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Sixteen years after their first fight, Roy Jones, Jr. and Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins tentatively agreed last week to a rematch that is expected to occur sometime in early-2010.   “Sixteen years ago they fought each other and went on and made history in their own way,” said Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer, Hopkins promoter. “Each one is considered today as ring royalty. That’s why I think when those two guys are going to fight it will...  
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by Lem SatterfieldFiled under: WBA, WBC, IBF, Golden Boy Promotions, HBO, IBOFormer undisputed middleweight champion Bernard Hopkins will fight hard-punching Enrigue Ornelas on Dec. 2 at the Liacorous Center on the campus of Temple University in his hometown of Philadelphia.The 12-round light heavyweight matchup for Hopkins (49-5-1, 32 knockouts) precedes an agreed-upon rematch with Florida's multi-champion Roy Jones (54-5, 40 KOs) that is...  
From sports.aol.com ()
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Eight-time world champion Roy Jones Jr. will fight Australia’s Danny Green in Sydney on Dec. 2 in the American’s first professional fight on foreign soil. The IBO world cruiserweight title will be on the line, with the 40-year-old Jones trying to add that belt to a career that includes titles in divisions ranging from middleweight to heavyweight.  
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Bernard Hopkins and Roy Jones Jr. are going to get it on sometime in the first quarter of 2010. The rematch comes 16 years after Jones won an unanimous decision over Hopkins for the IBF Middleweight Championship. Both guys are legends and I give them all the respect they’re due.. But there’s no way I’m paying [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.  
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