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By Ludwig Daza When it was reported that Floyd Mayweather personally called Manny Pacquiao to talk about a possible fight, I thought maybe this fight is finally going to happen. But when Mayweather announced that his next fight will be against Miguel Cotto, then I surmised that such dream fight will remain just a dream. But I still gave myself a chance that I might awaken … [Read more...] about Manny Pacquiao: The Pacific Storm About To Leave An Area Of Responsibility

By Freddy Fresco Floyd Mayweather Jr. you sly devil, we all know what you are doing, you are using the sudden fame of Asian American basketball player Jeremy Lin to get some more casual fans to know your name. First you used Oscar De La Hoya's name, popular British fighter Ricky Hatton was next, then Filipino boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao, and now you're riding the Jeremy … [Read more...] about Floyd stop trying to use Pacquiao and Jeremy Lin’s name to sell your fight

By Charlie Knoxville Floyd Mayweather Jr. really loves playing the race card or making things racial. He previously attacked Asian standout boxer Manny Pacquiao implying that he could be on steroids, throwing racial insults at him, telling him to make him some sushi even though Pacman is Filipino not Japanese and still continues to avoid him. Now instead of letting Asian … [Read more...] about Does Floyd Mayweather have a thing against Asians? First he attacks Manny Pacquiao, now Jeremy Lin

By Erwin Lastimosa Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao was once a ferocious fighter in the ring, a fighter that would never stop punching until his opponent hit the canvas or was beat to a bloody pulp and the referee had to pull him off. … [Read more...] about Pacquiao says fighting is not acceptable for a Bible ambassador, Bradley could pull off the upset

By Reg Garland Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao is finally taking on an opponent much younger than him and in his prime. The opponent he will be facing on June 9, 2012 is 28-year-old Timothy "Desert Storm" Bradley (28-0-12KOs) an undefeated durable and crafty fighter. … [Read more...] about Don’t Be Shocked If Tim Bradley Defeats Manny Pacquiao

By Erwin Lastimosa The biggest possible fight to be made in boxing is Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr., this would be boxing's equivalent to the National Football League's "Super Bowl" game. But that fight has been on the table for years, and it seems like unlikely to happen. … [Read more...] about Pacquiao vs. Mayweather: Will the Super Bowl of boxing ever happen?

By Lester Salvador I am disgusted with the outcome of Nonito Donaire vs. Wilfredo Vazquez Jr., it was another robbery involving a hyped Top Rank fighter. … [Read more...] about Wilfredo Vazquez Jr. was robbed in the Nonito Donaire fight

By Dewayne Bungo I can't wait to see Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Miguel Cotto on May 5th! Floyd Mayweather keeps impressing me every time he picks an opponent. You gotta love Money May because he is willing to fight the best guys out there at their best weights, none of this catch weight crap that Manny Pacquiao does to weaken his opponents, Floyd only wants to fight a guy when … [Read more...] about Mayweather will fight a better version of Cotto than Pacquiao did

By Lester Salvador In my opinion, Nonito Donaire is an overrated fighter. He is slightly better than Manny Pacquiao, but he isn't that great compared to the other fighters of today like Sergio Martinez, Floyd Mayweather Jr, Guillermo Rigondeaux, and Miguel Cotto. … [Read more...] about Nonito Donaire is going to get knocked out by Wilfredo Vazquez Jr.

By Reni M. Valenzuela When do you see a fight that has reached a conclusion but has never happened at all? Whether Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. would still fight in the future or not, who cares now? The bout is well over. And the world has come to an end for the “Fight of the Century.” … [Read more...] about THE MEGA BOUT IS OVER: FLOYD’S DRAMA TO “CHALLENGE” PACQUIAO

By Mark F. Villanueva Boxing, at its highest level, is like a surgeon dissecting with precision. It is doubly mental than it is physical and keeping distractions to the minimum is vital. When emotions are high it is one’s ability to maintain objectivity that stabilizes the hand that executes a correlation of steps devised by fighter and trainer to sprout victory. … [Read more...] about Of Fathers & Sons: Wilfredo Vasquez Jr. Versus Nonito Donaire Jr.

By Dexter Reyes I've always predicted that if Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. ever stepped into the boxing ring and fought, Mayweather would win hands down. … [Read more...] about Mayweather fighting Cotto instead of Manny Pacquiao makes him look bad