
Ref’d up: Controversial calls that decided fights
Eric Raskin looks at examples of referees inserting themselves into the action and changing the course of boxing history
Roy Jones Jr.: record, next fight and profile →

Eric Raskin looks at examples of referees inserting themselves into the action and changing the course of boxing history

On the third episode of the “Fighter Health Podcast,” hosted by VADA founder and neurologist Margaret Goodman and writer Kieran Mulvaney (disclosure: Mulvaney is a contributor at BoxingScene), the hosts spoke to John Hornewer.

Roy Jones Jnr won’t be fighting Thursday night at Legends Casino Hotel in Toppenish, Washington, but he will very much be the story.

Emanuel Navarrete has a unique style, writes Elliot Worsell, but he isn't the first boxer to rip up the rulebook and do things in the ring no coach would ever teach

“I'm a little different, I'm built differently, and it's always been a dream of mine,” Jones tells BoxingScene

Roy Jones Jnr was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2022, but at the age of 55, the former pound-for-pound king is still considering unretiring for the right fights and opportunities if they present themselves.

Roy Jones Jnr is giving boxing fans a unique gift this holiday season by serving as a commentator while cornering five of his fighters on a card he’s promoting at the Legends Casino Hotel at Toppenish, Washington on BLK Prime PPV ($12.99).

On December 12, Boxing Hall-of-Famer and former pound-for-pound king Roy Jones Jr. will train five fighters on one card while also providing analysis from the corner for the livestream. Just for good measure, the card, at Legends Casino Hotel in Toppenish, Washington, will be promoted by Roy Jones Jr Boxing.

Although it was two decades too late, hall-of-fame fighters Roy Jones Jnr and Mike Tyson finally fought – only, it was in an entertaining exhibition in 2020 instead of the real deal.

Inspired by Fabio Wardley's stunning first-round knockout of Frazer Clarke in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Elliot Worsell looks at other examples of rematches that were quicker and easier than anyone expected