With all the rumors of 50 Cent and Manny Pacquiao going into business together, the spotlight has been inadvertently thrown back onto the hopes of a Manny vs. Floyd fight. Boxing fans want nothing more than to see these two champs square up in the ring. At the 6:10-min mark of this interview with Skip Bayless, Manny playfully says he thinks Floyd Mayweather is scared to face-off with him.

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]

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]

Add Michael Irvin to the growing number of people who are tired of sitting around waiting for Floyd Mayweather, Jr. to fight Manny Pacquiao. During a recent interview, Irvin went as far as calling Money Mayweather out for ducking the fight—and disgracing his race in the process.

"I like both fighters," Irvin said, "but I'm telling you right now, I wish Mayweather would go ahead and fight the guy. It makes brothers look bad with all of this running. You know we're not into the running."

Oooooooooh, snap! Those sound like fightin' words to us, Floyd. Don't they? DON'T THEY?

[via SportsGrid]

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