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Roy Jones Jnr is one of the few boxers who understands what goes into jumping two weights classes to beat a champion. He thinks Terence Crawford may have what it takes to do the same against Saul "Canelo" Alvarez.
One of the all-time injustices of Olympic boxing – Roy Jones Jnr's defeat in his gold medal match at the 1988 Seoul Games – has, at least symbolically, been corrected.
Decades later, Roy Jones Jnr continues to field questions about his missed opportunity fight with Dariusz Michalczewski. The boxing legend says that, if they were active today, the fight would have happened, thanks in large part to Riyadh Season financier Turki Alalshikh.
The legendary Roy Jones Jnr also gave Andre Ward his flowers, Tris Dixon writes.
Stephen 'Breadman' Edwards takes your questions on Usyk vs. Holyfield, Usyk's place in the all-time heavyweight ranks, he remembers the great Dwight Muhammad Qawi and picks a winner from Roy Jones Jnr and Dmitry Bivol
Roy Jones Jnr, who navigated junior bantamweight Tony Curtis Jnr to a win last week in Bournemouth, England, believes he has a special talent to work with.
With Oleksandr Usyk having cleared out the heavyweight division, people are turning to fantasy fights to evaluate his greatness, Elliot Worsell writes.
Roy Jones Jnr, who did some of his best work at 175lbs, pays homage to James Scott, Matthew Saad Muhammad and all the light heavyweight legends who came before him.
In this week's mailbag, Stephen Edwards directs his wisdom towards the IBF, the 'beef' between Floyd Mayweather and Roy Jones and picks the winners of some mouthwatering heavyweight matchups
Writer and boxing historian Kieran Mulvaney presents the best American boxer, decade by decade, in celebration of US Independence Day.