By DOJO News
Ray J and Orlando Brown officially began promoting their upcoming boxing match with a heated first press conference ahead of their scheduled fight on August 15, 2026.
The celebrity boxing bout is set to take place at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, on a Zeus Network event headlined by Claressa Shields vs. Kaye Scott.
Videos from the press conference quickly circulated across social media, showing the two entertainers exchanging insults and personal remarks as they promoted the fight.
What Happened During the Ray J vs Orlando Brown Press Conference?
The first face-off featured several verbal exchanges between the two.
During the event, Orlando Brown repeatedly referred to Ray J as “Rick James” while also mentioning Ray J’s sister, Brandy, during the back-and-forth.
Ray J responded with insults of his own throughout the exchange. He also said that internet personalities AB and DeenTheGreat would help train him for the upcoming boxing match.
One of the moments that drew attention online came when Ray J said he was fighting for his wife and children during the promotional event.
The two continued exchanging comments before posing for photos as part of the official promotion for the fight.
Fight Announced Following Ray J’s MMA Debut
The August 15 boxing match comes just weeks after Ray J competed in his first mixed martial arts bout.
Ray J fought internet personality Supah Hot Fire under the Brand Risk Promotions banner in Las Vegas. He was stopped in the second round and was later taken to hospital following the knockout.
Following that event, Ray J claimed there had been discussions about the fight being fixed, allegations that reportedly prompted an internal review by the promotion.
Despite the setback, Ray J has now confirmed his return to competition in a boxing match against Orlando Brown.
Orlando Brown Returns to Combat Sports Spotlight
Best known for his acting career, Orlando Brown has increasingly made headlines through appearances on podcasts, interviews and celebrity events.
The upcoming bout against Ray J marks another high-profile appearance for Brown, with both men expected to draw significant attention from fans of celebrity boxing.
Claressa Shields Headlines the Event
Ray J vs Orlando Brown will be part of a Zeus Network fight card headlined by Claressa Shields, who returns to the boxing ring against unified middleweight champion Kaye Scott.
The event is scheduled for August 15 at State Farm Arena in Atlanta and will also feature several celebrity boxing contests.
Social Media Reacts
Clips from the first press conference quickly spread across Instagram and X, with many fans commenting on the verbal exchange between the two.
Some viewers focused on Orlando Brown repeatedly calling Ray J “Rick James,” while others reacted to Ray J’s comments about fighting for his family and his statement that AB and DeenTheGreat would be part of his training.
With several weeks remaining before fight night, the rivalry is already generating attention online as both men continue promoting the event.
Ray J vs Orlando Brown Fight Details
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Fight | Ray J vs Orlando Brown |
| Date | August 15, 2026 |
| Sport | Boxing |
| Venue | State Farm Arena |
| Location | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Streaming | Zeus Network |
| Main Event | Claressa Shields vs Kaye Scott |
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Ray J vs Orlando Brown?
The boxing match is scheduled for August 15, 2026.
Where is Ray J vs Orlando Brown taking place?
The event will be held at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
Is Ray J vs Orlando Brown a boxing match?
Yes. The contest has been announced as a boxing match.
Who is training Ray J?
During the first press conference, Ray J said that AB and DeenTheGreat would help train him for the fight.
What happened during the first press conference?
Ray J and Orlando Brown exchanged insults throughout the event. Orlando Brown repeatedly called Ray J “Rick James” and mentioned Ray J’s sister, Brandy, while Ray J responded with insults of his own and discussed his motivation for the fight.
