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Former four division champion Roy Jones Jr. has continued training hard in preparation for his upcoming showdown with former undisputed heavyweight champion Mike Tyson. The two are scheduled to collide on pay-per-view in an eight round exhibition clash on November 28th in Los Angeles.
Former undisputed heavyweight champion Mike Tyson is hinting at the scenario of continuing his in-ring run beyond his upcoming return in November. Tyson will face former four division world champion Roy Jones Jr. on November 28th, in a pay-per-view main event.
During a recent interview with Joe Rogan, former undisputed heavyweight champion Mike Tyson reflected on what led to his planned in-ring return on November 28. Tyson, 54-years-old, was scheduled to return this month in a bout with former four division champion Roy Jones Jr. Their contest will be carried on pay-per-view.
Mike Tyson has ventured off on a national press tour to begin promoting his exhibition match versus Roy Jones Jr. on Triller pay per view. He joined The Dan Patrick Show last week to amp up his eight-round scrap and explain how the Jones Jr. bout will play out.
Former four division champion Roy Jones Jr. is not pleased with the unexpected delay to his planned pay-per-view exhibition clash with former undisputed heavyweight champion Mike Tyson. Their bout was scheduled for September 12 in Carson, California.
Former undisputed heavyweight champion Mike Tyson has confirmed the new date of his exhibition with four division champ Roy Jones Jr. As BoxingScene.com previously reported, the event was pushed back from September 12 to November 28.
Retired former world champion Carl Froch has cautioned fans to avoid being fooled by recent training videos of Mike Tyson. In the last few months, the former undisputed heavyweight champion released short training videos to showcase his form.
Actor Jamie Foxx has detailed his extensive training for his lead role as Mike Tyson in a planned biopic on the former undisputed heavyweight champion. According to Foxx, he’s never been more dedicated to a role.
Reports have swirled of a heavily publicized exhibition match with former four-division champion Roy Jones Jr. now being pushed back to late November. Two sources with knowledge of the situation informed BoxingScene.com that internal conference calls are scheduled for Monday to further discuss the event, including the possibility of moving the event off of its original September 12 date.
According to former four division champion Roy Jones Jr, the deal to face Mike Tyson was "too incredible to resist." Jones will face Tyson in the main event of a pay-per-view card on September 12 in Carson, California.