On April 7 at the Landers Center in Southaven, Mississippi, seven-time champion and future Hall of Famer James «Lights Out» Toney (73-7-3, 44 KOs) received a five-round workout against Bobby «The Celtic Warrior» Gunn (21-4-1, 18 KOs) during which he was only lightly tested. Toney, at 43 years old, sported a softened midsection (he weighed in at 248 pounds) but displayed still-sharp reflexes and head movement as he stalked the younger Gunn read more ...

James Toney 248 vs. Bobby Gunn 210 (IBA heavyweight title) Bobby Bryant 154 vs. Justin Flanagan 153 Chris Henery 195 vs. Marvin Hunt 198 Patrick Majewski (weighs later) vs. Antwan Echols 163 Dusty Harrison 153 vs. Anthony Bowman 152 read more ...

According to boxing manager Vladimir Hryunov, WBA interim-cruiserweight champion Denis Lebedev’s next fight is being targeted for the month of February, and IBO champion Antonio Tarver is the target. In the last year, Lebedev (23-1, 17KOs) has beaten two American legends — Roy Jones Jr. and James Toney, and now he wants to add Tarver to that list read more ...

WBA #3 cruiserweight Denis Lebedev (23-1, 17 KOs) dominated 43-year-old multi-division world champion and WBA #4 rated James Toney (73-7-3, 44 KOs) on Friday night at the Khodynka Ice Palace in Moscow to claim the WBA interim cruiserweight belt. Lebedev battered the badly faded Toney in every round en route to a shut out twelve round unanimous decision. Lebedev continued his «legends tour» after previously knocking out Roy Jones Jr. in the same city in his previous fight read more ...

The weights are in for Friday’s big fight at the Ice Palace in Moscow, Russia. Former three division champion James «Lights Out» Toney returns to the cruiserweight division for the first time since 2003. For his last fight he weighed 257-pounds in February, but he came in at 199-pounds at the official weigh-in. The opponent, hard banger Denis Lebedev (22-1, 17 KOs) came in at 197-5-pounds. Toney (73-6-3, 44 KOs) vs. Lebdev will have the vacant interim-WBA title at stake read more ...

James «Lights Out» Toney will depart for Moscow, Russia, this Wednesday, October 19, in advance of his meeting with WBA #1 cruiserweight contender Denis Ledbedev at the Khodynka Ice Palace on November 4. Wishing to get fully acclimated to the region, Toney (73-6-3, 44 KOs) will continue training in Moscow. 43-year-old Toney says he’s in the best physical shape he has been in years and he’s just putting the final touches on read more ...

At the San Manuel Indian Casino in San Bernardino, California, former three division champion James Toney (73-6, 44KOs) made his return to boxing with a one-sided ten round decision over Damon Reed (45-15, 32KOs). All three judges scored it 100-90. According to ringside observers, the fight was boring and Toney, who weighed 257-pounds at the weigh-in, was very out of shape and worked at a very slow pace read more ...

47 year old Randy “The Natural” Couture needed just 3:19 to hand five-time world boxing champion James “Lights Out” Toney his first professional defeat in the sport of mixed martial arts. Toney began the contest by assuming his traditional boxing stance but was taken to the canvas with ease by the Hall-of-Famer Couture read more ...

Former three division champion James Toney has fired back at Bernard Hopkins and WBA heavyweight champion David Haye. Both fighters have been very critical of Toney's entrance into the world of MMA. Toney has a huge task in front of him when he faces former UFC heavyweight champion Randy Couture on pay-per-view August 28 in Boston read more ...

He’s one of the premier boxers of the last 25 years, a future Hall of Famer who has won world titles in three weight classes while taking on a Who’s Who of the sport, including fellow champions Evander Holyfield, John Ruiz, Hasim Rahman, Vassiliy Jirov, Roy Jones Jr., Mike McCallum, Iran Barkley, and Michael Nunn. But there is one more mountain left to climb for James “Lights Out” Toney, and that’s to show if he can defeat the mixed martial arts warriors of the UFC® read more ...