Roy Jones Jr., 52, is open to fighting Joe Fournier, 38. He offers nightclub mogul the chance to be a 'legendslayer'

ROY JONES JR offered Joe Fournier, a millionaire nightclub mogul, the chance to become a 'legend slayer.

Fournier is currently 9-0 in his professional boxing career with only one loss. However, he was beaten in September by David Haye at an exhibition.


Roy Jones Jr., 52, is open to fighting Joe Fournier, 38. He offers nightclub mogul the chance to be a 'legendslayer'
Roy Jones Jr. after an exhibition draw with Mike Tyson
Roy Jones Jr., 52, is open to fighting Joe Fournier, 38. He offers nightclub mogul the chance to be a 'legendslayer'
In an exhibition, David Haye defeated Joe Fournier

Haye is a friend and manager of the Londoner and was even promoted to him.

He beat Fournier in eight rounds, which was promoted by Triller who also brought Jones (52), out of retirement in November.

American legend Mike Tyson, 55, fought to a draw in a similar spectacle bout.

Jones is determined to fight again and hopes to beat Fournier, the 40-year-old former champion Haye.

According to him, The Mirror reported that he saw David Haye's fight and was shocked. He didn't seem to have done too much wrong.

David is 30lb taller than David, and he ate more than he could chew.

"You have to be able to recognize the disadvantages and you need to plan accordingly. But I'm much closer to him so that he can become the 'legend destroyer'.

"I know exactly what he is thinking. He thinks that against someone smaller than him, if he gets to them with one those bombs, then he can knock my out and change the history.

"I don't see it happening, but because he was willing David Haye to challenge him, he must be passionate about boxing, so I would give him a shot.

"It would need to be the right circumstances, but I'd certainly give him a chance."

Jones, 32, has recently devoted his time to training British middleweight champion Chris Eubank Jr.

After five years of being out of the ring, Fournier, 38, was back in April and defeated Reykon in an extremely mismatched fight.

He is willing to share the ring with Jones, a legend who failed to get YouTube star Jake Paul (24), in the ring.

Fournier stated: "Roy Jones Jr. is possibly one my favorite fighters of all times, and the fact that he even knew who I was is truly amazing to me.

"I want big fights and big name and it doesn’t get bigger than Roy. His last fight was against Mike Tyson, and mine was against David Haye!"

"I'm up for the challenge, and I don't believe Roy will be capable of handling my power.

"I will have to stop all billionaire activities, and go back to the gym to train hard for him. But after this win, it'll set you up for the next legend.

"It would be amazing to do it in Middle East; Dubai and Saudi Arabia are two countries I love, but have never fought in.

"Respect Roy for wanting fight 'The Billionaire. - After I win, I'll give you some investment tips!"