By Scott Gilfoid: With Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao both getting older and nearing retirement, Britain’s Amir Khan (30-3, 19 KOs) is starting to worry that he’s running out of time to get a fight against both of them. Khan, 28, wants to be the one that gives Mayweather his first loss of his career, and he also would like to face Pacquiao before he retires.
Those two stars are facing each other on May 2nd, and will both be getting a bundle of cash for that fight. The kind of money that Mayweather and Pacquiao will be getting for their mega-fight in Las Vegas, Nevada is going to make it very, very hard for them to want to take a tremendous pay cut to fight someone like Khan, who doesn’t have the fan base in the United States that they do, and who doesn’t bring much to the table other than an ability to self-promote.
By Chris Williams: Former two division world champion Gerry Penalosa witnessed a recent sparring session of Filipino star Manny Pacquiao as he went about his business preparing for his fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr. on 5/2. 
By Chris Williams: The opinions on the upcoming Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao fight are many. Some boxing fans see Pacquiao winning the fight by a knockout in a one-sided fight, whereas other fans believe that Mayweather will simply be too talented for the much shorter 5’6” Pacquiao to deal with. 
By Raj Parmar: Unbeaten pound for pound king Floyd Mayweather Jr’s strength and conditioning coach Alex Ariza is feeling extremely confident that Manny Pacquiao is in for a surprise come May 2. Ariza was Manny’s conditioning coach for a number of years before being let go and has now landed in Floyd’s camp. 
By Chris Williams: It’s quite common for fighters to appear overawed by the experience of getting in the ring with superstar Floyd Mayweather Jr. for the first time, and this causes them to fight below their potential. 
By Chris Williams: Trainer Floyd Mayweather Sr. thinks it’s comical to hear talk of Manny Pacquiao being able to possibly score a knockout over Floyd Mayweather Jr. in their fight in two weeks from now on 5/2. Floyd Sr., like a lot of boxing fans, has noticed that Pacquiao hasn’t knocked anyone out since 2009 when he defeated Miguel Cotto in a strength-draining catch-weight at 145 pounds. 
By Yannis Mihanos: The blueprint in beating Manny Pacquiao (57-5-2) seems to be out there available in his 5 defeats in the past. The one blueprint that seems to stand out of them more is also his most recent one: it is in the 4th fight against Juan Manuel Marquez in 2012. In that fight an impatient and reckless Pacquiao got knocked out and stopped in the 6th round by Marquez. 
By Raj Parmar: As Manny Pacquiao goes through his final preparations for his historic showdown with boxing’s biggest attraction in Floyd Mayweather Jr, he has revealed that he is not totally satisfied with the economic split between the two fighters. 
By Gavin “Neds” O’Connor: It’s the fight that will define a generation a fight that will trump all previous pay-per-view numbers and smash The highest of past purses, a fight that delivers a boxing identity and sense of attachment in a boxing sense to fans of an age unaccustomed to the experience of a truly global fight a boxing spectacle the mega -fight, but at what cost for this generation? 
By Shaun La: As the mega-bout (fight night is the 2nd of May!) between Floyd Mayweather Jr. & Manny Pacquiao appears to be closing in as the month of April dwindles down, I have yet to select a boxer who I think will come out as the winner. My mind has played various scenes and outcomes for both boxers.