During an episode of All The Smoke Fight Podcast with Andre Ward, Roy Jones Jr. stated that a prime Sugar Ray Leonard would have beaten a prime Floyd Mayweather.

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

In an interview with Plejmo, Jones sent a scathing message to Mayweather, accusing the five-division world champion of ...

As for Mayweather, the five-division world champion drew the curtain on his career back in 2017, just a short while after he ...

Mayweather claimed victory over Oscar De La Hoya on May 5, 2007, winning the WBC junior middleweight title with a 12‑round ...

Mayweather responded to these comments by posting videos to his Instagram story of him watching Roy Jones Jr. get knocked out by various opponents. Floyd Mayweather getting back at Roy Jones Jr today.

The boxing icon returns to the ring this weekend but made headlines with a spicy take on two legends.

When asked who he thought was better in their primes between Mayweather and Jones Jr., Paul added, "I would say Roy was better during [his] prime, but Floyd just stayed consistent his whole career.

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 ...

Roy Jones Jr. isn’t shy when it comes to boxing’s “what if” debates and when asked about a fantasy matchup between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Sugar Ray Leonard, the former four-division ...

During a June 17 appearance on the All The Smoke Fight podcast with Andre Ward, boxing legend Roy Jones Jr. made a strong claim that Sugar Ray Leonard would have beaten Floyd Mayweather if both ...