By Leigh K. Seto: In a day and age of smart phones and instant information, folklore of legends like Paul Bunyun seem as unlikely and as unheard of as Coca cola in a glass bottle. But the quiet rumbling even among the non-fanatics of boxing seem to be chirping about an undefeated fighter from Kazakhstan. Gennady Golovkin has had a slow rise amongst the flashier names and flashier styles of the sport that he has dominated foe after foe for just over a decade. His inability to garner earlier fame has been several key factors. No marquee opponents, late start in the sport and other stars getting the attention.
But as other stars fade, other stars rise. So here Golovkin is finally gaining some notoriety and respect well deserved. But with attention, also brings pundits with microscopes! The clamoring of a record full of the nameless victims and hypocrisy is also being heard now.
By Leigh K. Seto: In the era where PPV numbers are king, Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, the current WBC Middleweight champion, is the torch carrier of this new era. The assortment of Bubblegum belts has diluted their meaning and fighters like Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao exposed in recent past that belts are meaningless. Mayweather spent years avoiding Paul Williams and Pacquiao defended his title 7 times off guys who were rebounding after a loss. 
By Leigh K. Seto: It’s turning into the second coming of Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao. But I’d like to address the very similar chants of “Coward” that was commonly used to describe Floyd not fighting Manny. I said it then and will say it again. Boxers aren’t cowards. I’m sure all of you personally know at least one fighter and that guy is willing to fight anyone win or lose. Now Saul “Canelo” Alvarez isn’t just one of those average fighters. He’s at the top of the food chain. I think he’d fight anyone. However, I don’t think his management will let him. 
By Leigh K. Seto: It took two rounds for Floyd Mayweather Jr. to take control of the “Fight of the Century” against Manny Pacquiao. From the start of the fight, Floyd was popping off his jab in the center of the ring with the distance he wanted, the pace he wanted and Pacquiao fans like myself shrieking “Uh oh!”. 
By Leigh K. Seto: Las Vegas made a news release this week that determined Manny Pacquiao would be a 3 to 1 underdog to Floyd Mayweather Jr. Most experts would agree that this line it warranted. Mayweather has the boxing skills to be considered one of greatest of all times.