Opinion Articles

By Larry Limcangco I don't believe anything Manny Pacquiao says when it comes to prefight banter, he claims he will bring the old Manny back -- I don't believe it. He is only saying these things to fool us to buy his fights and fund his political habit. He has said many times that he will finish off Juan Manuel Marquez only to be counter punched and dumbfounded every fight. … [Read more...] about Pacquiao will disappoint fans once again when he fights Marquez

By Reni M. Valenzuela The two legends have come to the end of the road. Juan Manuel Marquez is coming to fight, while Manny Pacquiao is coming to finish him. Marquez wants vindication. Pacquiao wants conclusion. … [Read more...] about BOXING OR YULETIDE TALE: THE QUADRILOGY (PACQUIAO VS. MARQUEZ)

By Anthony Petersen Floyd Mayweather Jr. has now accepted the reality that his skills along with father time have made it impossible to defend his title against Manny Pacquiao, he came to that conclusion after the Miguel Cotto fight. … [Read more...] about Floyd Mayweather’s Fear Factor

By Charlie Knoxville Floyd Mayweather Jr. is up to his old tricks, avoid Manny Pacquiao at all costs, but ride off of his name and fame. Manny Pacquiao is fighting Juan Manuel Marquez this weekend on December 8th and Mayweather announced through his adviser Leonard Ellerbe, as reported by ESPN's Dan Rafael, that Floyd will make his return to the boxing ring and fight … [Read more...] about If Pacquiao loses to Marquez, Mayweather still won’t fight him

By Paul Cotton Let me start off by saying I am firmly of the belief that Floyd Mayweather wants no part of a prime Manny Pacquiao. I am a massive Manny Pacquiao fan yet concur that Floyd Mayweather is undoubtedly the best pure boxer on the planet. I have seen many biased articles on this subject, including on this site, and will try to discuss this topic as impartially yet … [Read more...] about Is Floyd Mayweather Ducking Manny Pacquiao? We’re About To Find Out!

By Paul Cotton The future of Miguel Cotto quite literally took a hit last night. Austin Trout left no doubt, and yes pun is absolutely intended, in their super welterweight bout leaving the victor by a comfortable albeit competitive decision. The judges had it surprisingly wide at 119-109 and two lots of 117-111; I personally had it 115-113 Trout. Despite the wide scores the … [Read more...] about The Future for Miguel Cotto

By Reni M. Valenzuela Boxing longs for the “old” Pacman. But is there a basis to the longing? … [Read more...] about “OLD” AND NEW PACQUIAO: THE BIG “IF” IN QUADRILOGY

By Paul Cotton It’s that time again – both the Klitschkos are without opponents. Admittedly Vitali is potentially heading into retirement because of political duties but nevertheless they are both without fights. Enter the only threat to the Klitschkos, David Haye – or not. … [Read more...] about David Haye and The Klitschkos

By Chuy Marco Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero is a special fighter, underrated and seemed to slip through the cracks of boxing, but after his stellar performance against another full fledged welterweight the boxing world has to take notice of him. … [Read more...] about Robert Guerrero has a better chance to beat Mayweather than Pacquiao does

By Reni M. Valenzuela Conditioning coach Alex Ariza spewed out venom that spelled doom to the 10-1 favorite boxer days prior to Pacquiao-Marquez trilogy. So the world crumbled for the entire Pacquiao camp since that was the juncture when the Filipino boxing sensation fell off biblical reality and started losing hold to be transformed into dust, for from dust he came. … [Read more...] about ALEX ARIZA CAUSED PACQUIAO TO LOSE WINGS VERSUS MARQUEZ

By Reni M. Valenzuela Yesterday was a spectacular day for boxing. Good fights were fought by good boxers, but they were won by boxers with fighting hearts using “sweetness” and “science” in the sport and exuding warrior-like spirit with cleverness. … [Read more...] about BRONER AND VILORIA: POUND-FOR-POUND FIGHTERS

By Reni M. Valenzuela Pacman has power and chin, while Dinamita has less of both in light of the Pacquiao “Dynamo.” Boxing trainer Freddie Roach overlooked this aspect, the reason being why he flunked miserably in the past three fights of his iconic protégé versus Juan Manuel “Dinamita” Marquez. But is Marquez really a puzzle to fix or just a bind that has to be untangled … [Read more...] about THE MASTER PLAN FOR PACQUIAO TO FINISH MARQUEZ