Amir Khan challenges Floyd Mayweather Jr. on Twitter
Tired of waiting for Floyd Mayweather Jr. to announce whether he or Marcos Maidana will be the next opponent for the pound-for-pound king on May 3 at The MGM Grand in Las Vegas, a frustrated Amir Khan has gone on the offensive on his Twitter account.
read moreExperts: Will Floyd Mayweather choose Amir Khan or Marcos Maidana?
RingTV.com sought the opinions of 28 boxing observers as to their thoughts on whom Floyd Mayweather will choose to face on May 3 — Amir Khan or Marcos Maidana.
read moreCould Floyd Mayweather fight in South Africa?
Floyd Mayweather told guests at a Jan. 17 dinner at Emperors Palace in Johannesburg, South Africa, that he “looks forward to coming back” to South Africa, adding, “hopefully, coming back and fighting.”
read moreFloyd Mayweather proving king of the mind games as well as the ring
Floyd Mayweather already wants to fight Amir Khan. THE RING welterweight and junior middleweight champ’s latest publicity stunt — Tweeting that he will allow fans to vote who his May 3 opponent will be, Khan or Marcos Maidana — is designed purely to heap on the pressure.
read moreBWAA FOY Floyd Mayweather Jr.: ‘l truly appreciate it’
Pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather Jr. said “I truly appreciate” being the recipient of the Sugar Ray Robinson award for the 2013 Fighter of the Year from the Boxing Writers Association of America, an honor the undefeated boxer is receiving for the second time.
read moreBWAA honors Floyd Mayweather Jr. as Fighter of the Year
The Boxing Writers Assoc. of America voted Floyd Mayweather Jr. as the Fighter of the Year for 2013. The organization also honored Tim Bradley and Ruslan Provodnikov (Fight of the Year), Freddie Roach (Trainer of The Year), and Al Haymon (Manager of the Year).
read moreDon’t call it a comeback: Victor Ortiz returns to boxing
Victor Ortiz’s fight against Luis Collazo on Thursday is a way for the former welterweight titleholder to get back into the consciousness of boxing fans after being out of the ring for 19 months. But don’t call it comeback, Ortiz says he never really left the gym.
read moreAdrien Broner: ‘I’m the closest thing to Floyd Mayweather’
Adrien Broner lost his WBA title, but he hasn’t lost his confidence. Broner told Showtime’s Brian Kenny that he’s the “closest thing to Floyd Mayweather.”
read moreLem’s latest: Richard Schaefer on Manny Pacquiao’s ‘desperate actions’
Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer called Manny Pacquiao’s proposed charity fight vs. Floyd Mayweather a “desperate” idea from a “desperate” person. “My good friend Floyd is not desperate, but Pacquiao and his promoter are,” Schaefer said.
read moreLem’s latest: Manny Pacquiao ‘dead serious’ about Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Manny Pacquiao’s adviser insists that the eight-division titlewinner was “dead serious” about fighting Floyd Mayweather Jr. in a charity match “for the love of boxing” from which neither boxer would earn a cent.
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