Floyd Mayweather Jr boxing news
May 2 will mark the 3 year anniversary of what was arguably the most highly anticipated bout … continue
No wonder boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather employs so much security staff. Yesterday evening in Atlanta, a mystery … continue
Al Haymon is against the idea, but superstar Floyd “Money” Mayweather says he will fight again, inside … continue
So much for retirement – from the boxing ring, that is. Floyd Mayweather, who recently celebrated his … continue
Floyd Mayweather needs to “wake up” if he thinks he’ll be capable of competing against even the … continue
Talk, most of it coming from the man himself, of Floyd Mayweather venturing into the cage and … continue
Most fight fans, of both disciplines, boxing and MMA, thought it was all a big joke and … continue
By the time they had reached the age of 41, all-time greats like Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray … continue
Whatever superstar Floyd “Money” Mayweather says makes news, even though the all-time great who so polarises opinion (a genuine love or hate figure if ever there was one) is practically retired. Or is he? According to the man himself, who spoke with Forbes (picked up by ESPN.com), yes, there is indeed a chance he could fight again.
Some fight fans point to Floyd Mayweather’s commanding decision win over Canelo Alvarez, others to “Money’s” brutal dismantling of the much loved Arturo Gatti. But many other boxing fans say there is one commanding choice when it comes to the 50-0 master’s finest, most exceptional and – perhaps most importantly – fan-friendliest ring performance: his 2001 annihilation of the late, great Diego Corrales (for those fight fans who believe, how great must it be, Diego and Arturo, talking and comparing their great wars and great fights, as they share memories up above!)