Mayweather and Mosley Traded Words Face To Face on HBO

Mayweather vs Mosley - To further hype their welterweight mega-fight on May 1 in Las Vegas, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and WBA champion Shane Mosley sat down with HBO's Max Kellerman to tape a face to face segment where both fighters would speak on a variety of topics from their decade long rivalry.

Kellerman brought up last September's verbal confrontation between the fighters, which took place when Mosley entered the ring after Mayweather won a decision over Juan Manuel Marquez.

"When it got crazy in the ring. I told them 'I'm not the matchmaker, I'm not the matchmaker. Eventually I will make it happen.' Everything takes time and I'm happy that we're facing each other on May 1st," Mayweather said.

Kellerman brought out a magazine from 1999, where Mayweather and Mosley were featured on the cover and the title of the cover page said "who is the future of boxing?" Kellerman asked Mosley for his opinion on why Mayweather, between the two of them, went on to become such a mega-star. Mosley thinks it's a combination of Mayweather's mouth and his skills.

"He has the gift of gab and he really talks a lot of smack. I have to give it to him because he's been backing it up and beating these guys down," Mosley said."When I get in there you are going to feel me. You are going to feel every bit of me."

Mayweather answered back - "Come May 1st he's going to have to make me respect his skills."

And then Mosley cut in - "The reason I fought [Antonio] Margarito is because I wanted to become the best welterweight out there and I did that."

Mayweather hit back - "I proved that I'm the best. That's what you're here to try to do. 40 have tried and all 40 have had a gameplan. Out of the 40, some say 'oh, I hit hard, I'm super strong or I'm fast."

Mosley brought up a moment from the year 2000, when he was undefeated and one of the best pound for pound fighters in the sport. He went to Mayweather's dressing room before a fight and claims Mayweather told him 'I think you're a great fighter and I want to be just like you when I get up in the ranks.'

Mayweather jumped in - "Guess what Shane, I never wanted to be like no fighter. I wanted to be the fight Floyd Mayweather. Like I said, come May 1st you're going to have to make me respect your fighting skills."

Mosley - "And I will."

Mayweather - "But you're going to have to show me."

Mosley - "I'm going to show you and everybody else around."

Mayweather - "You're going to have to show me. You don't have to show them, you have to show me."

Mosley - "You're going to find out too."

Mosley was asked for his opinion on Manny Pacquiao turning him down, while Mayweather agreed to fight him.

"I realized one thing. He fights for money. He wants to be the best but he wants to make sure the money and the check is in there. He wants to fight the best guy. Pacquiao didn't fight him so he fights me, the next best guy with the biggest paycheck," Mosley said.

Mayweather answered to Mosley's claims -"Who wants a million dollar face with a few dollars in their pockets. People don't know what I went through in life. My mother was on drugs. I never had a stable home. My dad went to prison. I want my kids to have something. Like I said before, when it's all said and done - all belts do is collect dust."

Kellerman asked Mayweather for his opinion on Mosley's win over Margarito.

"I was glad he won because he's a black American and I'm a black American. Of course I rooted him on, I wanted him to win," Mayweather said.

Kellerman asked Mosley for his thoughts on how a fighter can beat Mayweather.

"He gets in there and razzle dazzles and potshots these fighters. They run trying to bully him. And they don't realize that he's been doing this all his life. My style is versatile. I can box when I want to. I can punch when I want to. I can go toe to toe or whatever. That's what makes me difficult. I can hit you with either hand. So you really have to figure out what I'm going to do," Mosley said.

Mayweather later said: "Who wouldn't want to put Mosley on their resume. May 1st, I'm going to be the same Floyd Mayweather."

Mosley said - "May 1st is going to symbolize Mayweather's first loss."

And Mayweather said - "He's a fighter, he's supposed to say that, but guess what - there is no blueprint on how to beat me."

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Source: boxingscene.com

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Ten Days more before Pacquiao-Clottey and everyone is talking about Mayweather-Mosley

It's been a while and the Pacquiao vs Clottey Fight is happening at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium. It is barely ten days from now and this most waited event will come into action. This is the battle for WBO Welterweight title which Manny Pacquiao is defending to Joshua Clottey.

After this fight it will be Mayweather and Mosley who will conquer the news in any point. Read the related article below about this upcoming Pacquiao-Clottey and Mayweather-Mosley.

In case people haven’t noticed, there’s a little over a week to go before the Manny Pacquiao vs. Joshua Clottey fight and everyone is talking about the May 1st fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Shane Mosley. If it wasn’t so sad it would be hilarious. The Mayweather fight won’t be taking place for months, yet it’s all that’s being talked about. I know there’s a lesson in here somewhere. The Mayweather vs. Mosley fight is a true super fight, whereas the Pacquiao-Clottey is just a mismatch any way you look it.

And to think that fight is going to be taking place in the huge Dallas Cowboy Stadium. You got a huge stadium for a mismatch fight. I don’t how they could even sell this fight. Clottey is someone that few people have heard of, and this is what happens when you take on a small named fighter instead of standing up going for Mayweather or Shane Mosley. Read More...

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Joshua Clottey vs Antonio Margarito

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Antonio Margarito have retained his WBO Welterweight title by defeating Joshua Clottey via unanimous decision.

Clottey have done his part but I guess he is underrated and has not considered to win the title. Both fighters can box althrough out round 15 but as the bell rung for the last round, both fighters were expecting to win and many believed that this was also an unfair call for Clottey.

Now it is his chance to prove that he can deny Pacquiao on their fight ( Pacquiao vs Clottey: The Event) this March 13, 2010 at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium. Beating Pacquiao could mean huge victory and losing to Pacquiao is just a normal fight for this fighter from Ghana but is living and fighting out of Bronx, New York.

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Possible fight of Valero vs Lamont Peterson in June or July

World Boxing Council lightweight champion Edwin Valero (27-0, 27 KO’s) will be moving up in weight and facing light welterweight contender Lamont Peterson (27-1, 13 KO"s) in either June or July. Both Valero and Bradley fight for Top Rank, so putting this fight together will not create a problem. Valero, 28, wants to move up in weight to get his feet wet to see how he does against light welterweights.

If this 28 year old Valero does well, he could possibly stay at this weight class, which would help him in the future get a shot against WBO welterweight champion and pound for pound king Pacquiao. Peterson, 5’9”, is coming off a lopsided 12 round decision loss to WBO light welterweight champion Timothy Bradley last December. Peterson was too slow to compete with the much quicker Bradley and was hurt a couple times in the fight.

Pairing the 5’7” Valero, Peterson might do a lot better. Valero is not that quick as Bradley and not as good on the inside either. Peterson could make it very tough for Valero and possibly cause an upset if he can focus to boxing Valero and not get caught in any brawls with him.

Edwin Valero recently defeated WBC lightweight interim champion Antonio DeMarco by a 9th round stoppage earlier this month. Valero’s power was too much for DeMarco to deal with, as he wore the younger fighter down with heavy shots. Surprisingly, Valero showed good movement, hand speed and boxing ability in controlling the fight and making DeMarco miss with many of his shots.

Arum says "We don’t know how Valero can handle a really good boxer like Peterson, and we don’t know if Valero can handle the extra weight. And as far as Peterson is concerned, you just look at a picture of Valero, and if it was me, I wouldn’t be going within a hundred feet of him. He looks terrifying."

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Donaire aims for Darchinyan’s titles after Pinoy Power 3 KO

MANILA, Philippines - Nonito “the Filipino Flash” Donaire, Jr. churned out a 3rd round knockout victory over Mexican Manuel “Chango” Vargas in Saturday’s (Sunday in Manila) Pinoy Power 3/Latin Fury 13 event at the Las Vegas Hilton.

The 27-year-old World Boxing Association (WBA) interim super flyweight champion sent Vargas to the canvass at 1:40 in Round 3 with a might left uppercut. Donaire retained his title and improved his record to 23-1 (15 KOs).

He said of his opponent in a post-fight interview: “I felt that he could not back me up when I throw my jab. He could have pressured me then made it a different game cuz i would have boxed a little bit but in the last round we figured him out. My corner was telling me ‘Relax, you’re too stiff.’”

When he finally calmed down, Donaire said he did what he exactly did in the gym.

“I used my right, I used my left, side to side and I did everything that I can to make him confused and he did not know where I was,” he said of Vargas, who now has a record of 26-5-1 (11 KOs).

Donaire landed 35 out of the 106 punches thrown while Vargas merely landed 4 out of 45 punches.

The 28-year-old Mexican was a late replacement for compatriot Gerson “El Nene” Guerrero, who was declared out of the Pinoy Power 3/Latin Fury 3 main event after failing an eye exam due to a detached retina.

Donaire said it the main event shakeup was no problem for him because he has a blueprint for Mexican fighters in his head.

“And he was pretty much the same thing, you know, the jab would go over the hook,” he added.

“I went side to side. I led him with the jab so he thinks I will go the other way but I was on the right side then I’ll throw the right because he was open for it and when he thinks I was on the right side, I’m on the left side. So that’s what I did. It was just the blue print and the good guys behind me that did it.”

Filipino boxing sensation and 7-division champion Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao watched the event live at the Las Vegas Hilton to show support for his fellow fighters. Aside from the pound-for-pound king, fallen fighter ZC Oliveros “Z” Gorres was also at ringside.

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The card will also feature Manny Pacquiao stablemates and Freddie Roach trained fighters, Top Rank newly signed prospect Jose Benavidez, Bernabe Concepcion who is a possible future opponent for Puerto Rican featherweight champ Juan Manuel Lopez should Concepcion win his bout against Mario Santiago.

The aging veteran Gerry Penalosa will face fellow veteran Puerto Rican Eric Morel. In the Co-Feature, Mexican boxing champion, Fernando Montiel, will put his WBO bantamweight title on the line against untested young Filipino boxer Ciso Morales. Russian Olympian Matt Korobov will fight on the non-televised portion of the card as well as Filipino-Hawaiin amateur champion Bruno Escalante who will make his pro debut.

Televised PPV Card Bouts:
Nonito Donaire (22-1, 14 KO) vs. Manuel Vargas (26-4-1, 11 KO) – super flyweight
Eric Morel (41-2, 21 KO) vs. Gerry Peñalosa (54-7-2, 34 KO) – bantamweight
Bernabe Concepcion (29-2-1, 17 KO) vs. Mario Santiago (21-1-1, 14 KO) – featherweight
Fernando Montiel (39-2-2, 39 KO) vs. Ciso Morales (14-0, 8 KO) – bantamweight