A simple and practical synthesis of sulfonyl fluorides from sulfonamides is reported. The method capitalizes on the formation of the sulfonyl chloride by virtue of the reaction of Pyry-BF 4 and MgCl 2 , and subsequent in situ conversion to the The synthesis of complex organic molecules bearing sulfonyl fluorides in their structure has gained tremendous momentum due to their successful activity in the field of chemical biology. [1,2] Due to its unique chemical properties, several sulfonyl fluorides have been utilized as warheads in chemical biology to target amino acid residues and act as activity-based probes (Figure 1). [3] Numerous synthetic approaches to sulfonyl fluorides are available in the literature, starting from a myriad of different starting materials. [4] Early syntheses can be found from the sulfonyl hydrazide, [5] thiosulfonate, [6] sulfonyl chloride, [2,7] sulfonic acids, [8] sulfonate salts [9] among others (Figure 2A). [10] However, most of these traditional methods are restricted in terms of functional group compatibility and synthetic steps are required to obtain the starting materials. In more recent approaches, Willis and Bagley [11] and Ball [12] independently addressed these issues and reported elegant Pd-catalyzed strategies for the syn-[a]