James Toney in Prizefighter November 14th

[Weebler I]

Doesn't Toney have any concern for his own health?

[CraigM]

Wonder how much they paid to get him...

I fancy going, especially if Kimbo is going because thats gonna be fun!

[#1Assassin]

it truly is sad what the likes ofjones and toney have been reduced to. competing on prizefighter with a bunch of bums for chump change should be beneath toney. even if he knocks everyone out just participating is embarrassing and i like prizefighter.

[-PBP-]

Who is giving him a boxing license?

[CraigM]

Who is giving him a boxing license?

Strangely it'll be the british board of boxing control who are normally very very strict, probably the strictest in the world.

Dunno how this'll work

[Sam Donald]

I want to see A joshua fighting in there

[LacedUp]

Has Toney been confirmed? Any source?

[BostonGuy]

Has Toney been confirmed? Any source?

Per Boxrec

Former world champion James 'Light Out' Toney (75-8-3) is among the first names to be announced for the Britain vs. USA Prizefighter International Heavyweights bill at the York Hall on Thursday November 14.

Toney joins fellow countryman Sherman ‘The Tank’ Williams (35-13-2), Norwich's Prizefighter II winner Sam Sexton (18-3), and, returning from a lengthy ban for performance enhancing drugs use, Larry 'The War Machine' Olubamiwo (20-3). Other names are expected to be selected shortly.

Olympic Gold medalist Anthony Joshua MBE will top the top the bill in his third pro fight (his second takes place in Sheffield this weekend - October 26 - on the Kell Brook v Vyacheslav Senchenko card). He’ll be joined at the York Hall by his cousin Ben Ileyemi (1-0), who made a successful debut at cruiserweight at The O2 earlier this month.

“Word got out this morning that James Toney was in the line-up and it’s already caused some reaction,” said Hearn.

“Heavyweight Prizefighter is always the most exciting edition of the tournament and we are looking forward to selecting the final four participants. It’s also great to have Anthony back in the capital as he continues his journey in the division and we expect a quick sell out for the November 14 event.”

http://news.boxrec.com/news/2013/jam...-prizefighters

[RockyB]

Who next, Evander Holyfield?

Against this opposition he'd probably win!

[The Big Dunn]

Who is giving him a boxing license?

exactly. sad fall for a once great fighter.