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His speed really is something else, combined with his power, he'll definitely make it interesting against Floyd

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http://sports.espn.go.com/dallas/news/story?id=4752110 Jerry Jones really wants this fight at his stadium

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Simon Adebisi, the one and only

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Report: Jones offers $25M for megafight Looks like Dallas isn't quite out of the running yet

Bruseles and Corley were title eliminator bouts leading up to the Gatti fight. Sharmba Mitchell, who was just coming up to welterweight himself, was Mayweather's first fight at that weight. Carlos Baldomir was the man at 147. Judah was the man at that weight before the Baldomir loss. Since you...

Kostya Tszyu was past it by the time Mayweather made it to 140, Kostya was coming off of surgery before fighting Sharmba Mitchell, and then got retired by Hatton Nate Campbell? Really? Nate Campbell was nobody until the Juan Diaz fight, not to mention the fact he was a lightweight until August...

Couple of updates regarding the big fight: Also, Dallas is out of the running to host the fight http://sports.espn.go.com/dallas/news/story?id=4729058

What about their slogan: "Is it in you?"

Here's how they stack up: Manny Pacquiao (General Santos City, Philippines) Birthdate: December 17, 1978 Height/Reach: 5’6 ½”/67” Professional Record: 50-3-2 (38 KO) Last Fight: TKO 12 Miguel Cotto (November 14, 2009; won WBO Welterweight title) Notable Opponents: Marco Antonio Barrera (TKO 11...

Yep, that's it!

USC and Florida losing in the same day? Perhaps there is a god after all...

Pacquiao agrees to 50/50 split We've got us a fight!

Kessler is fighting Carl Froch in April; Unfortunately, its going to be on Showtime

Congrats on 4000

Definitely Audrey Bitoni

We're getting close! http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=4705330

Don't know what to think...

Site looks good, welcome to the forum

I knew this **** wasn't going to die right away when they interrupted the Alabama/Auburn game to break the story

I can't remember the last time I went there, don't plan on checking it out anytime soon.

If true, I haven't even bought a PS3 yet

Can I have his post count and rep power added to mine? Doesn't look like he's going to be needing it.

Meh, don't really care

Lennox was born in West Ham

Poll results are one thing, but who has the bigger team so far?

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=4682772 Yes! Negotiations have started!

It's all even now!

Can we count on your support for team google?

Thought you should know Kessler lost tonight

Pacquiao-Cotto tops Mayweather in PPV Pacquiao/Cotto sold 1.25 million pay-per-view buys, a number expected to increase when all the buys have officially been audited

Kessler/Ward will be on Showtime

I'll join, sign me up for Team Google

Mayweather wins by split decision

I think Mayweather would win that fight, but Pacquiao would make it interesting.

From HBO's boxing page:

Thanks Pink Panther, I didn't see the post fight conference

I gave the first round to Cotto and everything else to Pacquiao. Cotto was down in the third and the fourth

Referee Kenny Bayless stops the fight! Manny Pacquiao wins by TKO 12

And now here comes Miguel Cotto! Both fighters are in the ring, almost time to fight!

Pacquiao comes out to Thunderstruck by AC/DC, followed by Eye of the Tiger

Chavez wins by unanimous decision Up next: The Main Event, Manny Pacquiao vs. Miguel Cotto

Foreman wins by unanimous decision Scores: 116-110, 117-109 (x2) Santos was down in the second and in the twelfth Up next: Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (40-0-1, 30 KO) vs. Troy Rowland (25-2, 7 KO)