Apr

To be or not to (Eller)be…a Showtime fighter

Would you consider Floyd Mayweather Jr. a bona fide Showtime fighter when he’s only featured on pay-per-view? Top Rank Promotions’ Bob Arum completely nixes that notion.

Apr

Team Mayweather seeks knockout of Manny Pacquiao

by Doug Fischer

Floyd Mayweather Jr. has kept silent for the most part going into his mega-fight against Manny Pacquiao and the unbeaten star remained mum during his recent media workout. However, his father/trainer Floyd Mayweather Jr. and the CEO of Mayweather Promotions Leonard Ellerbe are loudly predicting a KO victory on May 2.

Mar

Floyd’s week in review

by Coyote Duran

When Floyd Mayweather Jr. offers a review of a week in his life, he does it big. Michael Woods reports on Mayweather’s new weekly web series.

Sep

Floyd Mayweather Jr. attacks credibility of ‘All Access’

by Lem Satterfield

During a Nevada State Athletic Commission hearing in which concerns regarding certain behaviors featured in Showtime’s “All Access” were addressed, Floyd Mayweather criticized editing aspects of the documentary-style program.

Sep

Schaefer insists he has no inside knowledge regarding Mayweather-Ellerbe rift

by Lem Satterfield

In Lem Satterfield’s latest notebook, former Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer insists he has no information regarding the current issues between Floyd Mayweather and Leonard Ellerbe.

Sep

Floyd Mayweather Jr. hints at shakeup in Mayweather Promotions

by Lem Satterfield

Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s recent hints at having “a totally new team” for his next fight in May leads a packed Lem Satterfield notebook that includes news items on Orlando Salido, Joseph Diaz Jr. and Dusty Hernandez-Harrison.

Sep

Scott Quigg wants Carl Frampton after Stephane Jamoye

by Lem Satterfield

In Lem Satterfield’s latest notebook, we learn who’s next on junior featherweight contender Scott Quigg’s hit list.

Sep

Chasing greatness: Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s biggest challenge – and risk

by Doug Fischer

Floyd Mayweather’s toughest challenge isn’t from Marcos Maidana or any other boxer, it’s his desire to be recognized as “TBE” – the best ever – of his chosen profession. However, chasing “greatness” can be a futile pursuit for a modern athlete, and a dangerous one for boxers, Floyd Mayweather Sr. warns.

Aug

Marcos Maidana to Floyd Mayweather Jr.: ‘Stop crying; fight like a man’

by Lem Satterfield

The gamesmanship is on. In the only fight trainer Robert Garcia deemed feasible for Floyd Mayweather Jr., his fighter, Marco Maidana is challenging the RING welterweight champion to “fight like a man.”