James Toney vs. Roy Jones Jr., billed as The Uncivil War, was a professional boxing match held on November 18, 1994, for the IBF super middleweight championship.

In the chief support, 1992 Olympics gold medallist Oscar De La Hoya would make the 1st defence of his lightly regarded WBO lightweight belt against Carl Griffith.

[4] De La Hoya would drop Griffith twice en route to a 3rd round TKO victory.

Only one official knockdown occurred during the fight, a left hook from Jones which sent Toney stumbling back into a corner.

After the knockdown, Jones would continue to dictate the pace of the fight, constantly using his speed to land combinations and avoid Toney's offense.