Five-time world champion Felix "Tito" Trinidad and eight-time world champion Roy Jones Jr.
spent all day at ESPN headquarters in Bristol, Conn., on Tuesday promoting their
upcoming match dubbed "Bring on the Titans" set for Jan. 19 at Madison Square Garden
and on HBO Pay-Per-View. ESPN staffers created huge lines for a 90-minute autograph
signing in the ESPN employee cafeteria by Jones and Trinidad.

Tito Trinidad and Roy Jones Jr. smile for the cameras at their Los Angeles
press conference the day after Thanksgiving. Trinidad and Jones are set to
exchange leather on Saturday, Jan. 19 at the famed Madison Square Garden.
-Photo Credit: D M Warr/DKP-

Trinidad and Jones face off at press conference held in San Juan, Puerto Rico
-Photo Credit: D M Warr/DKP-

THE 'WHERE ARE THEY NOW' SERIES CONTINUES AS FORMER CHAMPIONS RETURN FOR A BIG PAYDAY... by Frank Gonzalez Jr.
So, here’s another Pay-Per-View event that makes you wonder what the criteria is for fights being on PPV? Do we really care if a seven year removed former Welterweight Champion fights a four year removed former Light Heavyweight and “Heavyweight” Champion? This match up is unfair and irrelevant. Curious that its going to be on PPV instead of regular TV.
Would we buy a PPV that featured Lamon Brewster against Jeff Lacy? How about Jose Luis Castillo vs. Johnny Tapia? Hell, why not just go for the gusto and see if we can get Sugar Ray Leonard to fight Riddick Bowe on PPV. Not only are these guys past it (or never had it in Lacy’s case) but they’re not even in the same divisions.

QUOTES FROM WEDNESDAY'S BOXING MEDIA WORKOUTS - JONES JR. GOLOTA, MOLLO & CORLEY
“Guess who’s back, Roy Jones Jr.,” Jones declared.  “Ain’t nobody got the speed to handle me.  Only Floyd Mayweather comes close to me and he’s still 10 miles an hour slower,” Jones quipped.

JANUARY 19: ROY IS GOING TO BE "RAW" AGAIN AND TITO IS "CONFIDENT" AND "FULL OF PASSION"

“We can only imagine how many miles they have run and rounds they have sparred to get ready for this fight.  They have put themselves through very rigorous training camps.  They have great teams and they are ready.  They have promised the fans a great night of boxing.

ROY JONES JR. - THE KING WHO WOULD BE MAN... by Mike Cassell/Philadelphia Boxing Report
It is often said that life is more about the journey than the destination. For Roy Jones Jr., 51-4 (38 KO’s), truer words have never been spoken.  In his youth, and during much of his prime, Roy Jones Jr. was seemingly indestructible. He had a chip firmly placed on his muscular shoulders from day one, when he unfairly lost the gold medal at the 1988 Seoul Olympics. Sometimes we forget just how dominant he was in the ring. A few losses can do that. He had the ability to make full grown men, world class fighters and championship caliber athletes, appear clumsy and amateurish. He was undisciplined, wild and completely unconventional. He did everything wrong in the ring. He often left himself open. He punched off balance and from inconceivable angles. His defense was his offense, and in the words of Muhammad Ali, he was a "bad, bad man."

ROY JONES JR. "GOD'S GAME ROOSTER"... by Martin Wade
After learning what life was like on the “D list” Roy Jones has become as accessible and “promotable” as he ever was when he was “the man.” Gone are the frustrating great Gatsby like tendencies, in their place is a man clearly giddy to be relevant again. Roy’s speech on Friday Night Fights, analogous to his patented 16 punch staccatos, ranged from chastising Joe Cortez to shamelessly calling out Joe Calzaghe. For a man so grumpy leading up to his second and third fights with Antonio Tarver, Roy seems determined to soak up what remains of his athletic mortality...
Floyd Mayweather should take note, because flirting with MMA, “sort of” promoting concerts and “playing” rap mogul won’t extend one's fistic prime.

TRINIDAD - JONES FEATURED PPV MATCHES DESTINED TO PRODUCE SLUGFESTS
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. The event has been dubbed “Bring on the Titans” and will be produced and distributed live by HBO Pay-Per-View 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT)

But before Trinidad and Jones square off, there will also be three bouts featured at the Garden and live on the pay-per-view telecast including heavyweight Andrew Golota taking on the emerging Chicago heavyweight “Merciless” Mike Mollo; former 154-pound champion Roman “Made in Hell” Karmazin squaring of with Alex “The Technician” Bunema; and undefeated super lightweight Devon Alexander “The Great”—Don King’s top young prospect—will face his toughest opponent yet in former world champion DeMarcus “Chop Chop” Corley. 

TRINIDAD AND JONES JOIN NEW YEAR'S EVE REVELERS IN NEW YORK CITY FOR TIME SQUARE CELEBRATION
When the throngs of New Year's Eve revelers make their way to Time Square in New York City for the best New Year's celebration in the world tonight, they will be joined by Felix Trinidad and Roy Jones Jr., whose larger than life images are displayed on a huge billboard hung on the corner of 42^nd and Broadway in the heart of the action.  The billboard with the fight moniker "Bring on the Titans" will help remind thousands of New Yorkers and those visiting the area for the New Year's Eve celebration and the early weeks of January that Trinidad and Jones will meet at Madison Square Garden January 19. Tickets for Trinidad vs Jones "Bring on the Titans" are still available at all Ticketmaster outlets.
The domestic pay-per-view telecast will begin at 9 pm ET/6 pm PT and is being produced and distributed by HBO Pay-Per-View, available in more than 61 million pay-per-view homes.   This domestic telecast will be available in HDTV for those viewers who can receive HD.  HBO Pay-Per-View is the leading supplier of event programming to the pay-per-view industry. For your Trinidad vs.Jones fight week updates, log on to www.hbo.com.

'SANTA DON' OFFERS GOOD TIDINGS, GREAT FIGHT: JONES-TRINIDAD JANUARY 19
'Tis the season to "Bring On The Titans" please click the link below to see and listen to what jolly ol'  Don King, aka Santa Claus, has to say...

OUTSIDE THE RING – TRINIDAD VS. JONES DOCUMENTARY TO AIR DECEMBER 23 ON COX SPORTS
Boxing fans searching for an inside look at the non-stop Felix “Tito” Trinidad and Roy Jones Jr. media tour will get a treat when Cox Sports Television airs the first in a three-part series documentary showcasing the legendary fighters on Sunday, Dec. 23, at 11 p.m. ET/8 p.m. PT.

TRINIDAD vs JONES TICKETS ON SALE MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2007
Tickets for the highly anticipated match between Felix “Tito” Trinidad and Roy Jones Jr. will go on sale Monday, December 10, Madison Square Garden announced today.  The much sought after first row ringside seats will be available for fans to purchase via a special Ticketmaster online auction, beginning on December 10th.