News about James Toney

Fans of boxing have been knocked out by the 'disturbing' exhibition match between James Toney and Donovan Ruddock, who both believe the people around them should be 'ashamed.' Despite having a total age of 114, the two men went frome to toe in the ring on Saturday night, shocking fans as the game unfolded. Toney and Ruddock laboured punches and slumped around the ring before the commission stepped in, in the six-round match, which resulted in a draw.

The UFC does not have gimmick fights, according to Dana White. After all, the UFC president praised Tyson Fury's decision to face Francis Ngannou inside the squared circle later this year, marking the latest 'one of the biggest boxing issues right now.' Of course, a gimmick war can take many forms. James Toney, the multi-weight boxing world champion who made the move to the United States in 2010, only to be summarily defeated by Randy Couture, much as CM Punk's brief and ultimately unsuccessful attempts to enter combat sports would have.

Exclusive INTERVIEW BY CHARLOTTE DALY: Roy Jones Jr has retorted that his experience with NDO Champ will damage his reputation, claiming that he will rely on his skills over the bodybuilder in their metaverse match later this evening. Jones Jr. has the'most respect' for the NDO Champ, considering that the 39-year-old has made himself'relevant enough' to be considered a worthy opponent. Jones Jr. is adamant that boxing is his 'domain.'

Joe Rogan has said he has no hesitation in naming who he believes to be the world's worst man.' The American comedian tuned podcasting behemoth has long been known as a devoted sports fanatic, and he has never been afraid to speak up when it comes to the long-running debate about boxing versus mixed martial arts. Despite the fact that fights such as Randy Couture vs. James Toney in the UFC and Floyd Mayweather vs. Conor McGregor in boxing have shown that an athlete will win more often than not when the task is contested in their discipline, a debate regarding the two sports' efficacy outside of organized competition has existed.

Jake Paul believes that boxing instructor Freddie Roach was a 'f***ing idiot' for claiming that Mike Tyson was so unimpressed during his sparring session that the legendary heavyweight bailed after 30 seconds. Roach, the operator of Wild Card Boxing, told Fight Hype that he held Paul for a sparring session at the Los Angeles gym, where Tyson was present. 'Tyson looked at him and left,' Roach said. He was left sparring and left for 30 seconds.' 'Freddie, can we go downstairs and have a look at the pictures?' That's my gym, and he knows where the good photos are located. He wasn't as concerned as I was.' However, none of this occurred, according to Paul. Paul said he had never trained at Roach's gym, let alone in front of Tyson, when talking to talkSPORT's Sam Ellard.