By Reynaldo Sanchez: The calmness, fewer frequent in the Floyd Mayweather field after his fight with Sugar Shane Mosley, it seems that it’s putting his face out and smiles at the boxer from Grand Rapids. MI. The last news, they suggest that ‘Money’ Mayweather will leave behind the legal problems that he has, and this situation, it indicates that perhaps this year we should see the undecided fighter expose his record (41-0-0) 25 KO’s.
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Manny Pacquiao: The Bane of Floyd Mayweather’s existence – Pt 2
By Peter Marinelo: At its heart, boxing is entertainment. A sport that, despite its purity, provides the violent blood lust that is inherent to the human condition. People flock to arenas or gather in front of their T.V sets for the same reason the Romans filled the Colosseum. It’s this fact that makes pure technicians like Mayweather and even Hopkins, and Toney very underappreciated despite their great ability in the ring. This is really nothing new though.
Manny Pacquiao: The Bane of Floyd Mayweather’s existence – Pt 1
By Peter Marinelo: Over the past two years, since the beating of Oscar De La Hoya at the hands of Manny Pacquiao, there has been a very real debate as to who is this generation’s best boxer. The lines in the sand are clearly defined turning a lively debate into a virtual war with both sides spewing venomous statements littered with racism and outright ignorance. More level headed fans of each fighter make valid arguments as to why their man is the face of modern boxing and this generation’s prized pugilist. Floyd’s sophisticated mastery of the sweet science versus Manny Pacquiao’s raw fury and warrior’s heart.
Roger says there won’t be a Mayweather-Pacquiao fight if Manny loses to Mosley – Boxing News
By Chris Williams: Roger Mayweather, the uncle and trainer for boxing great Floyd Mayweather Jr., correctly pointed out that unless Manny Pacquiao can get by his next fight against 39-year-old Shane Mosley on May 7th, there won’t be a future fight between Pacquiao and his nephew Floyd Jr. In an interview with ontheropesboxingradio program, Roger said “If Shane Mosley beats Pacquiao, then we aint even tot to worry about that”, [referring to a fight between Mayweather and Pacquiao.]
Who is the true best fighter of this generation?
By James Brown: This question has been thrown around many times in the past. Who can lay legitimate claim to calling themselves the best boxer of this generation? There are a few names that may come to mind when asked this question such as: Vitali and Wladmir Klitschko, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Manny Pacquiao, just to name a few. This article is completely my own opinion but I will give supporting facts for why all these guys have a reason to think that they are the best. Who I personally think is the best of this generation may surprise you.
Bradley-Alexander: Timothy wants Khan, Pacquiao and Mayweather after beating Devon on 1/29
By William Mackay: Unbeaten WBO light welterweight champion Timothy Bradley (26-0, 11 KO’s) has big dreams for his future once he gets past his next opponent WBC light welterweight champion Devon Alexander (21-0, 13 KO”s) on January 29th at the Silverdome, in Pontiac, Michigan. Bradley, a former WBC light welterweight champion, needs to get by Alexander to get to the bigger fights in the future against Amir Khan. That’s the number #1 fight for Bradley in 2011 and a fight he can count on as long as Khan doesn’t get cold feet and go running in the other direction.
Floyd Mayweather Jr will be 34-years-old next month
By Frank Livingstone: Floyd Mayweather Jr was born on February 24, 1977 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His life revolves around a boxing gym with his father, Floyd Sr., a welterweight contender while two of his uncles, Roger and Jeff both won championship titles. Thus, boxing was in his blood from the start. He has an amateur record of 84 wins and 6 losses and won a bronze medal in the featherweight division at the Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996.
Boxing is Flat Out Dead in America and Fading Fast!
By Allen Hmiel: Boxing is dead in America surpassed by way to many other popular sports. Even the exciting action filled MMA events have captured the American viewing audiences. American boxing without a talented champion heavyweight to rally around and support has brought upon the demise and eventual end of boxing in the USA. Lackluster U.S heavyweights, basically a talentless group of large men who cannot fight due to a lack of elite boxing ability has driven the popularity of American boxing to new lows and has greased the skids into obscurity.
Has Amir Khan proven yet that he deserves a fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr?
By William Mackay: WBA light welterweight champion Amir Khan (24-1, 17 KO’s) says he sees himself fighting Floyd Mayweather Jr. (41-0, 25 KO’s) in 12 months. Khan feels that he’ll be ready to take on Mayweather at that point in his career. However, I don’t see Khan as being ready for a fight against Mayweather, not now and not in a year from now.
Roach says Pacquiao can’t afford to lose with Mayweather fight still a possibility
By Dave Lahr: Trainer Freddie Roach made a startling confession recently in an interview about his fighter Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. In an interview at 8countnews.com, Roach said “There’s no room for a loss right now. Mayweather’s still out there. People still want to see that fight. That’s the fight I want to see.” So are we to interpret this as meaning that Pacquiao won’t be put in a position where he can lose by being put in with someone that could actually beat him like WBC middleweight champion Sergio Martinez, Paul Williams, Juan Manuel Marquez or Andre Berto? Is Pacquiao being fed stiffs until Mayweather appears for the big cash out fight?