Roy Jones Jr. has no plans to fight again after Mike Tyson bout

Roy Jones Jr. said he doesn’t expect to fight again after he tangles with Mike Tyson in their pay-view-event at in Carson, Calif.

Don’t expect to see Roy Jones Jr. in the ring beyond his exhibition with Mike Tyson Sept. 12.

The 51-year-old four-division titleholder said on the Luke Thomas Show that he doesn’t expect to fight again after he tangles with Iron Mike in their pay-view-event at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif.

Jones last fought in February 2018, when he was 49. He outpointed Scott Sigmon in a cruiserweight bout.

“If it’s a huge success, there’s a possibility,” Jones said of the Tyson event. “But I doubt it. One and done.”

Jones also said on the show that he dreamed of fighting Tyson after moving up to heavyweight and taking John Ruiz’s title in 2003. A generation later, he has his chance.

“When I won the heavyweight title, the only heavyweight I wanted to fight was Mike Tyson,” he said. “So If I got a chance 20 years later to get in the ring with Mike, of course I’m going to do it. How can I say no?”

Tyson has said the money he earns in the exhibition will go to charity.