Floyd Mayweather was supposed to be in jail for 90 days, but it looks like good behavior will get him out a little bit earlier than expected. According to a Las Vegas police spokesman, Mayweather is expected to get released this Friday. After beginning his sentence on June 1st at Clark County Detention Center for a 2010 domestic violence conviction, Floyd's team attempted to get the 35-year-old boxer out early to no avail by claiming that Money was "getting out of shape while in solitary confinement." [See & Read More]

It seems there were two people who watched last night's Manny Pacquiao-Timothy Bradley fight last night who thought that Bradley won the bout. The problem is, both of them were judges, and their decisions were enough to give the welterweight title match to Bradley. It was another bizarre night for boxing. Most ringside observers thought that Pacquiao won the fight solidly, and many thought he dominated. [Read More]

Floyd Mayweather Jr. had some big names supporting him leading up to his fight versus Miguel Cotto on Saturday night. After Mayweather Jr. defeated Cotto in their super welterweight title fight, Justin Bieber, Lil’ Wayne, and 50 Cent gathered at center ring at the MGM Grand Garden Arena for this group photo. 50 and Weezy together is quite a rare occurrence, plus where was Ray J? [See More]

A missing $80,000 betting slip and a $250 million fight -- just another Friday for Floyd. Go all access with Floyd "Money" Mayweather Jr. on his ESPN The Magazine's Money Issue cover shoot. Make sure to purchase his fight Saturday night (9 ET, HBO PPV, $59.95) at the MGM Grand Garden Arena here. Enjoy.

In his prime, Mike Tyson was one of the most celebrated athletes of all time. Through out the ’80s and ’90s, there wasn’t a professional boxer in the world who held a candle to his razor sharp precision. His trademark right hook, uppercut combo knocked out the biggest names in the sport, earning him the nickname Iron Mike.

With the distinction of being the youngest heavyweight-boxing champion in history, he pulled in a $300 million fortune. But over the years, Tyson’s boxing career unraveled and he became better known for his antics outside of the ring. [See & Read More]

Boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a perfect 42-0 in the ring and has dodged significant jail time several times in domestic violence cases in Las Vegas and Michigan.

But his courtroom streak came to an end Wednesday when a Las Vegas judge sentenced him to 90 days in jail after he pleaded guilty to a reduced battery domestic violence charge and no contest to two harassment charges. [See & Read More]

Weird timing, huh? On the night his fellow aspirant for the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world is boxing in Vegas, comes the news that Manny Pacquiao's L.A. home was burglarized yesterday.

According to reports, cops patrolling in the Hancock Park section of L.A. picked up four people for attempting to rob Pacquiao's home. Pacquiao himself was out of the country, prepping for his November 12 fight with Juan Manuel Marquez.

[via SI.com]

Oscar De La Hoya has been acting strangely lately especially on Twitter, now we know why. TMZ is reporting that Oscar has checked himself into Rehab for a substance abuse problem. [Read More]

The Celtics got the win they had to have in Game 3 by mounting a real defense.

Soooo...Boxing fans apparently still want to see Floyd Mayweather, Jr. fight Manny Pacquiao. And, goddamn it, they're going to do everything in their power to see it! If that means following Mayweather around to boo him and start "Fight Manny!" chants wherever he goes, then so be it. And that's exactly what they did when Mayweather and50 Cent were shown sitting ringside together at the Victor Ortiz/Andre Berto fight on Saturday night. But Mayweather, for what it's worth, didn't seem too fazed by it. Better luck next time, folks.

[via Terez Owens]