Roy Jones Jr believes there is one fighter in boxing history that Floyd Mayweather Jr would have struggled to defeat.

Jones handed Toney the first defeat of his professional career when they clashed at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas ...

Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Roy Jones Jr. are at odds and it's come to a point where the latter has challenged the former to a fight–and he doesn't care if it's inside or outside of the ring ...

Floyd Mayweather Jr. is one of 15 boxers to retire with an undefeated record and has the second most wins of that shortlist of stars. Still, Roy Jones Jr. does not consider him a top-five boxer of all ...

That has been evident again, as speaking on Ring Champs with Ak & Barak, Jones sensationally claimed that he believes Mayweather ‘ducked’ former light-welterweight champion Amir Khan, admitting the ...

In an interview with Plejmo, Jones sent a scathing message to Mayweather, accusing the five-division world champion of ducking three fighters during his career: Amir Khan, Terence Crawford and a prime ...

After a viral Instagram diss, two boxing legends turn a debate about greatness into a public feud. Roy Jones Jr. and Floyd Mayweather are at the center of a heated exchange that has the boxing ...

There is definite hear between Floyd Mayweather and Roy Jones Jr right now. It started when Jones Jr claimed on Andre Ward's podcast that Floyd Mayweatherwould have lost to Sugar Ray Leonard.

Floyd "Money" Mayweather didn't take kindly to comments that fellow boxing icon Roy Jones Jr made about him when speaking on the All The Smoke Fight podcast on June 17.

One of the biggest talking point in the boxing community over the past week or so stemmed from a June 17 episode of Andre Ward's All The Smoke Fight podcast, when Ward asked Roy Jones Jr.

Roy Jones Jr and Floyd Mayweather have recently been recently been taking jabs at each other. Initially, Jones Jr told Andre Ward that Sugar Ray Leonard would have beaten 'Money' Mayweather.

Manny Pacquiao believes there is just one fighter that would have knocked out a prime version of Floyd Mayweather Jr.