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Breakdown of Mayweather/Mosley fight…Mayweather beats that ass!
By Stanley Gilmer I have watched both fighters in numerous fights over their collective careers. No doubt Sugar Shane Mosley is the harder puncher and the naturally stronger, aggressive fighter but Floyd “Money” Mayweather, is naturally quicker and better defensively. Shane is much easier to hit. Who has the better chin? Maybe Shane but Floyd [...]
The Decline of Boxing
By Peter Tamblyn To all who enjoy watching the sport of boxing. In days gone by, title fights and other important fights were broadcast on free to air Television. Many fight fans would record the fight so that they and their friends could watch it again. After a title fight the local news media would [...]
Discrediting Manny Pacquiao’s Accomplishments In The Ring
By Erwin Lastimosa It seems after every fight there is always an excuse as to why Manny Pacquiao wins. When Manny has two close fights with Juan Manuel Marquez, people say Marquez was robbed and he schooled Pacquiao. In reality they were close competitive fights. Before the Oscar De La Hoya fight so many picked [...]
Cotto will KO Pacquiao like Ortiz did to Flash Elorde! Bet on the Boricua!
By Lester Salvador On February 15, 1964, a valiant Puerto Rican fighter by the name of Carlos Ortiz traveled to the Philippines and destroyed their hero Flash Elorde in 14 rounds of a 15 round boxing match. History will repeat itself on November 14th, 2009, this time it will not go past the 5th round. [...]
Miguel Cotto Open Media Workout Photos (Los Angeles)
WBO welterweight champion Miguel Cotto held a media day workout at the Pound4Pound(lb 4 lb) boxing gym in Los Angeles, California on Nov. 3rd, 2009. After the workout Miguel Cotto spoke with the media and press on his upcoming fighting with Manny Pacquiao of the Philippines. The boxing match is titled “FIREPOWER” and is scheduled [...]
Was Manny Pacquiao Avoiding The IRS?
By Erwin Lastimosa Manny Pacquiao has been a world title holder spanning many different weightclasses. The vast majority of his boxing matches in recent years have taken place in the United States. As such, his income from these boxing matches is taxable in the U.S. and he must comply with IRS law (substantial presence test). The United States is very strict in [...]
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