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Originally Posted by marionthebarberian
golden boy is saying after the cintron/campbell fight, that MM will take on the winner of berto vs. mosley.
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Originally Posted by marionthebarberian
golden boy is saying after the cintron/campbell fight, that MM will take on the winner of berto vs. mosley.
Originally Posted by TCERDA
marionthebarberian wrote:
golden boy is saying after the cintron/campbell fight, that MM will take on the winner of berto vs. mosley.
Originally Posted by marionthebarberian
Originally Posted by TCERDA
marionthebarberian wrote:
golden boy is saying after the cintron/campbell fight, that MM will take on the winner of berto vs. mosley.Sure he will....
Originally Posted by TCERDA
Originally Posted by marionthebarberian
golden boy is saying after the cintron/campbell fight, that MM will take on the winner of berto vs. mosley.Sure he will....
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
TCERDA wrote:
marionthebarberian wrote:
golden boy is saying after the cintron/campbell fight, that MM will take on the winner of berto vs. mosley.
Originally Posted by EdWord
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
TCERDA wrote:
marionthebarberian wrote:
golden boy is saying after the cintron/campbell fight, that MM will take on the winner of berto vs. mosley.Sure he will....
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
"Cory and I are no longer affiliated," said Cunningham, who also served as Spinks' manager for many years. "I fear for his safety because he weighed close to 200 pounds when he finally showed up at the gym and I refuse to try to get him ready for a fight eight weeks away in that condition. I fear for his health. That's how people get hurt in this boxing game."
Arum starts ball rolling on Foreman-Cotto
Friday, January 15, 2010 | Print Entry
There are two significant reasons why Top Rank's Bob Arum will be in New York next week. One will be to oversee a press conference on Wednesday to promote the Manny Pacquiao-Joshua Clottey welterweight title fight, which will take place on March 13 at Dallas Cowboys Stadium. The other is for the final promotional push for next Saturday's outstanding HBO "Boxing After Dark" card at the Madison Square Garden Theater.
That card, which I can't wait for, features a pair of featherweight title bouts as Steven Luevano defends against junior featherweight titlist Juan Manuel Lopez and the electrifying Yuriorkis Gamboa defends his sliver of the title against rugged Rogers Mtagwa.
That's a lot of business for one week, but apparently not enough for Arum.
He will also start the unofficial media blitz for another fight he intends to make for June. That fight would see newly crowned junior middleweight titleholder Yuri Foreman, the New York-based, Belarus native who is studying to become a rabbi, defending against former welterweight beltholder Miguel Cotto, who lost his title via 12th-round knockout to Pacquiao in November on the same card on which Foreman beat Daniel Santos to win his title.
"You will see Miguel Cotto and Yuri Foreman at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 23," Arum told me the other day. "The reason they will both be there is to start the promotion for their fight in June. Miguel wants to fight Foreman. Yuri wants a big fight. Yuri will have the Jewish fans behind him. And we already know what a big attraction Miguel is in New York and how much the Puerto Rican fans support him."
The bout would take place at the Garden on June 12, the eve of the annual National Puerto Rican Day Parade in New York. Top Rank has made that weekend a regular fight date for Cotto for the past few years.
Arum said Cotto, who is still mourning the recent death of his father, asked to come to the Jan. 23 show and is interested in moving up in weight to challenge Foreman.
Foreman, too, is interested in the fight. He had been in the running to land the March fight with Pacquiao after the fight with Floyd Mayweather (I'm still not over that) fell apart. But Freddie Roach, Pacquiao's trainer, put the kibosh on the match over concern about Pacquiao again moving up in weight and facing the much taller Foreman.
So if Foreman couldn't get Pacquiao, he'll certainly take Cotto, according to manager Murray "Shpipples" Wilson.
Arum admits he hasn't yet talked to either camp about money, but he plans to next week in New York.
Arum also said he is unsure if he would present the fight on pay-per-view or try to make a deal with HBO. But either way, he intends to make the fight.
"That's why I am going to show them together in New York, to get this thing rolling," Arum said. "They both want the fight. It would be so big in New York."
If Lopez beats Luevano, Arum said he'd like to put him on the June 12 undercard. Arum's plan has been to eventually match Lopez and Gamboa, if they are both victorious, but not right away.
"We're saving that for later in the year if they both win," Arum said.
[h2]Mayweather facing three felony charges[/h2]
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LAS VEGAS -- Boxing trainer Roger Mayweather was bound over for trial Friday in Nevada on three felony charges alleging he beat and strangled a female boxer during a confrontation at an apartment he owned.
The woman, Melissa St. Vil, 26, was the only person to testify at an evidentiary hearing after which Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Pro-Tem James Gubler decided there was sufficient evidence to try Mayweather on coercion, battery-strangulation and battery causing substantial bodily harm charges. Mayweather could face three to 16 years in prison if convicted of all counts.
"He did this to me," St. Vil told prosecutor Megan Thomson after pointing to the 48-year-old Mayweather and viewing copies of four photographs taken at a hospital following the Aug. 2 altercation. The photos showed injuries to her neck, face and head.
Mayweather, a former fighter who trains his nephew, boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr., slouched at the defendant's table during the evidentiary hearing. He did not testify, and his lawyers, Jack Buchanan and Jim Kelly, chose not to call witnesses on his behalf. He remains free on $13,000 bail.
Mayweather at one point trained St. Vil, and he owned the apartment where she and Mayweather's tenant, Cornelius Lott, were living. St. Vil said Friday that Mayweather was angry that she was in the apartment when he arrived looking for Lott.
St. Vil said she called the police and hit Mayweather with a lamp. Before officers arrived, she said, Mayweather grabbed her neck from behind and choked her until she couldn't breathe, she felt her heart beat diminish, and she felt herself begin to lapse into unconsciousness. She said she later spit up blood.
Written police reports after Mayweather's arrest said officers found the front door open and saw Mayweather behind St. Vil in the kitchen with his arms around her as she struggled to get free.
The judge set arraignment for Jan. 26 in Clark County District Court.
Outside the courtroom, Buchanan said Mayweather will plead not guilty and challenge the charges against him.
At trial, Buchanan said he'll show that St. Vil started the scuffle, gave conflicting accounts to boxing reporters afterward, and hoped to use it to obtain a civil financial settlement.
Police had reported Mayweather had injuries on the head and the side of his face. Kelly said they were from punches thrown by St. Vil.
Under questioning by Buchanan, St. Vil testified she never punched Mayweather and that none of her injuries stemmed from a boxing match she won two days earlier, on July 31, against Jennifer Han in Las Cruces, N.M.
St. Vil, who told Thomson the fight took place in Mexico City, at first denied she was punched in the face or body during the four-round bout, but later said she remembered being punched in the shoulder.
She acknowledged that she received a bump on her head, but said it was from a head-butt.
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT
let me ask, has Berto ever taken a shot like Shane will deliver?
Berto is Fat and out of shape.
the Hatia disaster can work both ways. he can come out inspired or completely drained and flat.
Berto's hit-fall in-then hold and tuck his head off to the right is NOT gonna work, and his corner makes no adjustments mid fight.
Antonio was taylor made for Shane but I believe Shane has fought faster and better punchers than Berto.
Andre has to put in the performance of a lifetime to pull off this win, it could happen and I will definitely be rooting for him
I liked Bertos heart in the late rounds vs Collazo but that sleep walk performance vs Durango was a step backwards.