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"I can't believe you stayed in there 12 rounds with me," Roy Jones Jr. said to Felix Trinidad after their fight Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in New York City. "We had a great fight and everyone said we were too old." Jones scored a convincing twelve round unanimous decision over Trinidad, dropping the Puerto Rican legend twice in the bout. "All my fans around the world said I was done," continued Roy. "He took read more ...

In a battle of former legendary champions, Roy Jones Jr. (52-4, 38 KOs) won a twelve round unanimous decision over Felix "Tito" Trinidad (42-3, 35 KOs) on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Trinidad was sharp early on. Jones laid on the ropes in round three, beckoning Tito to attack his body, but Tito remained patient. Jones had a good round four, landing some clean shots. Jones seemed read more ...

Roy Jones Jr. 169.5 vs Felix Trinidad 170 Jones and Trinidad faced off during an intense few minutes before being separated. There appears to be a serious dispute over the gloves. The Jones camp is balking over the use of blue Everlast gloves. Stay tuned... Andrew Golota 237 vs Mike Mollo 222 Roman Karmazin 151.75 vs Alex Bunema 153 read more ...

Roy Jones Jr. worked the mitts and showed some of the blazing speed that made him the pound-for-pound best boxer for a decade during a media workout Wednesday at Kingsway Gym in New York featuring fighters from Saturday's "Bring on the Titans" boxing event at Madison Square Garden and on HBO Pay-Per-View. Jones will face Felix “Tito” Trinidad in the main event. "Guess who's back, Roy Jones Jr.," Jones declared read more ...

Felix Trinidad: It will be a great boxing card you can't miss Saturday night. I'm feeling very good with a lot of passion. I'm just waiting to win on January 19th. Roy Jones Jr: I can't tell how raw I'll be Saturday night. Razzle and dazzle, the Roy Jones of old is back. In response to the Trinidad fans in attendance at the press conference: Come Saturday night you're read more ...

Ring legend Roy Jones Jr. insists his five-year, seven-fight dry spell of knockouts will absolutely end when he faces Felix Trinidad in 11 days. "Trust me, he's not going the distance with me," promised Roy today from his secluded training facility outside Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. "I must KO him. He's got to go. I don't want a win by decision. That would not be good enough for me at this time. No way, he's got to go!" read more ...

Former world champion Roy Jones Jr. planned to visit with New York Knicks players after they finished practice at the Madison Square Garden Training Center in Tarrytown, N.Y., today but was surprised when Knicks head coach Isiah Thomas waved him over to take part in a full-court, three-man weave drill with the team. "It was a dream come true for me to get on the court and shoot around and do some drills with the Knicks," read more ...

Felix "Tito" Trinidad claims to be in the best physical shape of his career. Trinidad tipped the scales on Tuesday, weighing 173-pounds, only 3-pounds above the agreed upon catch-weight for his return to the ring against Roy Jones Jr. on January 19. The fight will be televised by HBO pay-per-view from New York's Madison Square Garden. The bout will be Trinidad's first read more ...

Two of the greatest boxers in history, Felix “Tito” Trinidad and Roy Jones Jr., will face each other in a battle boxing fans have been waiting for years to see at New York’s famed Madison Square Garden on Saturday, Jan. 19, 2008, and will be produced and distributed live by HBO Pay-Per-View. Trinidad (42-2, 35 KOs), from Puerto Rico, and Jones (51-4, 38 KOs) from Pensacola, Fla.,—both destined for the Hall of Fame—have built a staggering read more ...

Light heavyweight Roy Jones Jr. has a big fight ahead of him, and even bigger plans beyond that. Jones takes on the returning Felix "Tito" Trinidad on January 19 in New York's Madison Square Garden. Jones tells BoxingScene.com that unlike some of Trinidad's past opponents, he intimidates Trinidad, which will make the Puerto Rican superstar come ready to fight. The two meet at a catch-weight of 170-pounds read more ...