The Florida Athletic Commission is investigating the...

The Florida Athletic Commission is investigating the management team of Olympic silver medalist Roy Jones Jr. in connection with an impostor Jones knocked out July 14 during a fight at Pensacola, Fla., the panel’s chairman says.

State Attorney Curtis Golden has filed fraud charges against the manager for Anthony Waddles, the boxer who impersonated another fighter, and a matchmaker.

Golden has found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing by Square Ring Inc., a Pensacola company that manages Jones, but the Athletic Commission is looking into possible non-criminal violations, Chairman Richard Wittcoff said.

Waddles, 19, of Norman, Okla., a loser in his only three professional fights, allegedly posed as Derwin Richards of Houston, the junior middleweight champion of Texas.

Jones, 21, knocked out the impostor at 2:02 of the first round of the fight in Pensacola, Jones’ hometown, to run his record to 9-0. Officials didn’t realize the floored boxer wasn’t Richards until two days later.

Waddles is cooperating with authorities and has not been charged with any crime.