Pardon the extortion, please
By Recah TrinidadTHERE was not a single phantom move from the boxer they called “The Ghost.”
THERE was not a single phantom move from the boxer they called “The Ghost.”
He claims to be more mature now, chastened by a stint in jail and eager to be just as much a businessman as a fighter. Indeed, Floyd Mayweather Jr. acted almost statesmanlike earlier this week when Robert Guerrero’s father began screaming that he was a woman beater who would finally get beaten himself Saturday night.
FLOYD Mayweather Jr. is at it again. In an article that came out in Philboxing.com, Floyd again opened his big mouth and said that the much awaited fight between him and 8-division world titlist Manny Pacquiao may still push through.
Chances are Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather Jr. won’t happen in the near future.
Taxi drivers will not brake for anything less than a Pacquiao-Mayweather match-up.
Another hurdle has been cleared for Manny Pacquiao’s possible fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. next year.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao are settling a federal defamation case in Las Vegas, clearing a key hurdle to a long-awaited bout between two top fighters who’ve traded verbal jabs for years but have never met in the ring.
LET’S take the Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Manny Pacquiao here-today, gone-tomorrow boxing spectacular from the perspective of the American.
Manny Pacquiao now has got Floyd Mayweather Jr. cornered.
Either the flamboyant American accepts Pacquiao’s irresistible offers on Thursday (Friday in Manila) for a bigger purse for Mayweather and random drug testing up to fight night or be branded as a coward.
Score a win for Manny Pacquiao over Floyd Mayweather Jr.
A judge in Las Vegas says Floyd Mayweather Jr. must stay in jail.
Who knew that Manny Pacquiao’s toughest opponent wasn’t Floyd Mayweather Jr. or Timothy Bradley, but the entire lesbian-gay-bisexual-transgender (LGBT) community?
PROMOTER Bob Arum, accused of stan-ding in the way of a Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Manny Pacquiao fight, has offered a compromise proposal to the new WBA junior middleweight champion.
