Canelo be like… I would like to buy a Vowel. Truth be told, this fight will take years to make while the promoters on both sides hype it like crazy and then put up a mega-PPV event.

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Genady “GGG” Golovkin – Record 32(29 KOs)-0-0 – brings his streak of 19-consecutive knockouts to Los Angeles to defend his middleweight title this Saturday, May 16th, 2015 against the once beated Willie Monroe Jr – Record 19(6 KOs)-1-0.

The fight takes place at the Historic Forum Hall in Los Angeles. Live on HBO Boxing.

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Who want to see this fight next? Who will win?

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Voice of Roy Jones Jr. on this HBO Boxing video, raving about how Canelo landed very clean “on the button” left uppercut and then a left hook on James Kirkland that sent him reeling into the ropes and then the Canvas.

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Canelo Alvarez knocksdown James Kirkland in the very first Round of their Fight. This fight was all action packed until the very end.

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French Citizen by way of Ivory Coast Jr. middleweight Michel Soro (26-1-1, 16 KOs) scored a spectacular 4th Round Upset TKO over WBO #2, IBF #5 Jr Middleweight Title holder Glen “Jersey Boy” Tapia (23-2, 15 KOs) on Friday night at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.

Soro rocked Tapia with a barrage of punches in 4th Round and Tapia refused to take a knee to recover and forced referee David Fields’ hand to waved off the fight at 2:10. Soro claimed the NABO and USBA junior middleweight titles and was very ecstatic in his post fight interview.

Meanwhile, a dejected Tapia told Top Rank’s anchor Crystina Poncher inside the Ring after the fight, “I could’ve recovered, but mark my words, I’ll be back.”

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42 year old heavyweight Amir Mansour defeated 24 year old Joey Dawejko tonight in a 10 round fight at 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, PA.

The 3 Judges had their scorecard reading 96-94, 98-92 and 97-93 in favor of the winner Amir Mansour.

The fight was the main event and televised on live on ESPN2 at 9:00 pm EST as part of the Friday Night Fights series.

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In a multi-part exclusive interview with Showtime’s Jim Gray, and fresh off his victory over Manny Pacquiao, pound for poung #1 King Floyd Mayweather Jr continued to trash talk and berate Manny Pacquiao. In this clip, Floyd asserts that Manny is not at his level in the Boxing game, and tells him that it’s OK to be “2nd Best” in the world.

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All I can say is, no-one remembers the 2nd place or 3rd place winner of anything. Who was the 3rd man to walk on the moon? Right.

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In an exclusive interview for FightHype.com and fresh off a decisive win over Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao, Pound for Pound King Floyd Mayweather suggests that Manny Pacquiao should fight on the undercard on Floyd’s last fight this September.

Before ya’ll get mad, think about why Mayweather is saying this. Mayweather is a businessman first and boxer second. From a business perspective, it makes a lot of sense, because Mayweather and Pacquiao have the largest fan following, so fans from both camps will buy the fight or go to Vegas to watch it. Also, chances are that both fighters will have their hands raised as the Winner, so it’s a win-win situation for everyone.

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Seriously tho. Floyd Mayweather Jr may not be the most likeable person outside the Ring, but his Professionalism and Work ethics inside the Ring are impeccable, and something to look up to.
Mayweather Jr took this fight so seriously, he cancelled all the fight week barbecues and other events he usually hosts, to show appreciation for his Training Camp team members for all his fights.

Meanwhile, Freddie Roach and Manny Pacquiao too busy taking #selfies at the Gym, at the Weigh-in, and even during the Ringwalk into the Fight. Not only that, they hid the shoulder injury from the general public, and in essence, fans didn’t get what we asked for — the best fighting the best. And that’s not Mayweather’s fault.

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He may not be the most like-able person outside the boxing ring, but inside the ring, Floyd Mayweather Jr has dominated the sport of boxing — if you can even call it that — for nearly 2 decades like no other boxer in his era.
As he stands alone at the top, Floyd Mayweather Jr recently told Sports Center that in the 19 years that he has been fighting at the very highest level, he has never once had any excuse for anything. The context was statements made by his opponent Manny Pacquiao in what was dubbed “The fight of the century.”.

After Manny Pacquiao lost a unanimous decision to Floyd Mayweather, he said he fought with an injured shoulder and that’s the reason he could not win.

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