On Jan. 31, 2000, right after a Super Bowl XXXIV party in Atlanta, Baltimore Ravens star Ray Lewis was involved in a fight that resulted in the stabbing deaths of Jacinth Baker and Richard Lollar.

Lewis has a long history as a motivational speaker and his "What time is it?" pregame chant is famous here in Baltimore. He motivated his team and others without degrading or berating them.

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis celebrates following a 38-35 win in overtime over the Denver Broncos in the AFC Divisonal Playoff at Sports Authority Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado ...

Is there anything Ray Lewis can't do? I mean, seriously. The guy is a Hall of Fame football player, a phenomenal public speaker, a pretty darn good actor and a well-respected humanitarian.

LOUD NOISES is all Joe Flacco heard every time Ray Lewis began one of his patented motivational speeches. In an interview with ESPN, the Baltimore Ravens quarterback told reporter Kevin Van ...

Ray Leonard Jr. Ray has an uncanny ability to connect with his audience, as a powerful motivational speaker. Instilling the virtues of leadership, discipline, awareness and control, Ray is a ...

Andre Boyd, a Ray Lewis impersonator who is destined to become a YouTube star, has a stirring message for former UFC champion Ronda Rousey following her embarrassing defeat to Holly Holm. “Yo… ...

Two-Time Super Bowl Champion & 13-Time NFL Pro-Bowler Joins FS1 as NFL Contributor Skip Bayless Officially Welcomed Ray Lewis on Today’s Edition of SKIP AND SHANNON: UNDISPUTED.

NFL Hall of Famer Ray Lewis and the RL3 Foundation hosted a “motivational weekend” to raise awareness for Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) and celebrate the life of Ray Lewis III.