Mike McCallum, a Boxing Hall of Fame legend who famously fought Roy Jones Jr and James Toney, has passed away aged 68.McCallum was a true maverick and history maker in the squared circle, who was considered Jamaica’s best ever fighter and one of the best to ever lace up their gloves.McCallum [left] had superb fights at the top of the sport and leaves behind a huge legacyGettyThe supremely gifted fighter held world titles in three weight classes and was a real fan favourite among the world.It has been reported that the iconic warrior passed away suddenly in Las Vegas on Saturday.The reports indicate that McCallum was on his way to the gym where he is believed to have fallen ill and pulled his car off the road.Jamaica Observer have then stated that he was found unresponsive by local police and later pronounced as dead.And Jamaica’s Sports Minister Olivia Grange released a statement which read: “It is with utter and complete sadness that I learned of the death of Jamaica’s three-time world boxing champion Michael McKenzie McCallum.“I express my personal condolences to his mother, siblings and his children.“On behalf of the Ministry of Sports, I take this opportunity to extend our sympathies to the family and friends of this legendary Jamaican.”McCallum leaves a legacy of high achievement and real success in the sport.The ‘Body Snatcher’ captivated the boxing fraternity with heavy-handed displays under the brightest of lights against some of the sport’s fellow gifted operators.McCallum fought in some epic battles during his career, including in two epic battles with James ‘Lights Out Toney’.Legendary boxer McCallum has tragically passed awayGettyThe icon retired after two final fights including a defeat to Roy Jones Jr and a rematch with Toney in 1997.He ended his career with a professional record of 49-5-1.Tributes have come in to pay respects to the true great.Boxing figures Harlem Eubank and renowned trainer Billy Nelson left emojis of support for the boxing icon.The WBA also released a tribute which read: “Rest in Peace to the legendary Mike ‘The Body Snatcher’ McCallum.“Former WBA world champion and one of the most technically gifted fighters of his era. McCallum will be remembered as a true great of the sportGetty“Thank you for the fights, the lessons, and the greatness.”Boxer Caleb Truax added: “One of my favorite fighters of all time. Rest easy, CHAMP.”Condolences and sympathy from everyone at talkSPORT go to to the family and friends of the great McCallum.