Mayweather vs Maidana 2 live stream video: Watch final pre-fight press conference from MGM

Boxing's pound-for-pound king, Floyd Mayweather Jr., returns to the squared circle this Saturday night (Sept. 13, 2014) to settle some unfinished business with challenger Marcos Maidana, who gave "Money" all he could handle in their first go-round earlier this year. But before the face off inside the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, both pugilists will share the dais at today's (Weds., Sept. 10) final pre-fight press conference for the "Mayhem" Showtime pay-per-view (PPV) event. The live stream begins right here in the video embedded above at 4 p.m. ET (1 p.m. PT). Don't be late!


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Manny Pacquiao Most Humble Boxer of All Time

Courtesy of :"Sergeant Makabalan"

Real name	Emmanuel Dapidran Pacquiao
Nickname(s)	Pac-Man, Ang Pambansang Kamao (The Nation's Fist), The Mexicutioner The Destroyer, Fighting Pride of the Philippines, Pambansang Ninong (National Godfather) The Fighting Congressman The Filipino Slugger
Rated at	Flyweight Super Bantamweight Featherweight Super Featherweight Lightweight Light Welterweight Welterweight Light Middleweight
Height	5 ft 6 1⁄2 in (169 cm)
Reach	67 in (170 cm)
Nationality	Filipino
Born	December 17, 1978 (age 35) Kibawe, Bukidnon, Philippines
Stance	Southpaw
Boxing record
Total fights	63
Wins	56
Wins by KO	38
Losses	5
Draws	2

Mayweather-Maidana 2 ALL ACCESS on 8/30

(Aug. 12, 2014) – SHOWTIME Sports will offer the latest edition of the award-winning original documentary series ALL ACCESS in advance of the SHOWTME PPV event “MAYHEM: Mayweather vs. Maidana 2,” the welterweight world championship rematch on Saturday, Sept. 13 from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

ALL ACCESS: Mayweather vs. Maidana 2 premieres Saturday, Aug. 30, on SHOWTIME at 9:30 p.m. ET/PT and will be immediately followed by a special Saturday installment of ShoBox: The New Generation.

ALL ACCESS gives viewers intimate and exclusive coverage as Floyd Mayweather and Marcos Maidana prepare for the most highly anticipated rematch in recent memory. Episode 1 reveals the aftermath of their thrilling first fight and takes viewers inside the minds of both fighters for what will be only the second rematch Mayweather, the undefeated 11-Time World Champion, has ever granted.

The series will document the ongoing controversy regarding the unresolved “glove issue,” as well as Mayweather’s allegations to dirty tactics employed by Maidana in their competitive first bout. ALL ACCESS will also divulge Maidana’s unique opinion on where Mayweather ranks against the other world-class fighters he’s faced. Hint: the pound-for-pound champ is not at the top and doesn’t garner much respect from the confident Argentine slugger.

ALL ACCESS reveals the opulent lifestyle that Mayweather leads as the highest paid athlete in the world and details how Maidana’s life has dramatically changed since he first signed on to face the champ. Follow Mayweather and Maidana on their five-city cross-country promotional tour and witness how “El Chino” has become a hero to Hispanic fans looking for someone to finally defeat the undefeated Floyd “Money” Mayweather.

Emmy Award-winning actor Barry Pepper returns as the voice of ALL ACCESS.

Episode 2 will premiere Saturday, Sept. 6 and will be followed by the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING presentation of Adrien Broner vs. Emanuel Taylor. Episode 3 premieres Wednesday, Sept. 10 just days before the four-fight pay-per-view event.

Additionally, SHOWTIME Sports will offer ALL ACCESS LIVE during the WEIGH-IN LIVE: Mayweather vs. Maidana 2 on Friday, Sept. 12. Hosted by Brian Kenny, ALL ACCESS LIVE allows viewers to witness the fighters in a final face-to-face verbal confrontation just 24 hours before they square off.

Each episode will premiere on SHOWTIME with multiple encore presentations, including the cable television premiere on CBS SPORTS NETWORK. All episodes of the series will be available on SHOWTIME ON DEMAND®, SHOWTIME ANYTIME® and online at SHO.com/Sports.

All three episodes will be produced in Spanish and will premiere on FOX Deportes. For more information regarding the schedule for FOX Deportes, please visit http://www.foxdeportes.com/tvschedule

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Boxing Live Streaming: DANNY Garcia vs ROD Salka

Boxing Live Streaming

Location: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, USA

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Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather should give the public what they want - AND pocket at least $300m between them by boxing in the richest fight in history

The initial reaction when Manny Pacquiao announced that he will quit the ring in 2016 was to despair that the fight against Floyd Mayweather which the world has been waiting an eternity to see had been scuppered once and for all.
The reverse may be the case. Not least because the Pac-Man was actually deferring his retirement date.
The last time I discussed the matter with Pacquiao he talked of going into full-time Philippines politics next year.

Bowing out: Pacquiao has deferred his retirement to 2016, raising possibility of a fight with Mayweather

Now speculation is on the rise in the US that Floyd Mayweather may be preparing the ground for a spectacular climax to both his and the Pac-Man’s career.

First, as he agreed to his September 13 rematch with Marcos Maidana, Mayweather went public with a teaser for us to expect a surprise announcement for his ensuing fight, scheduled for next May.

Since Amir Khan is hoping that will be when he gets his overdue shot at the Money man, nobody got over-excited.

But an alternative scenario has arisen from the fall-out following a huge promotional upheaval in American boxing.

Golden Boy Oscar De La Hoya, after splitting with long-time partner Richard Schaefer, has brokered a peace with Bob Arum’s Top Rank outfit which should lead to big fights between boxers in each of those stables.  Read full Story >>>

Amir Khan: ‘Fighting Mayweather like chess but Pacquiao would be harder’

Amir Khan, pictured at his gym in Bolton, could fight Robert Guerrero or Devon Alexander in December. Photograph: Colin McPherson for the Guardian

My nose is a little bruised and bent but only I can tell how bad it is,” Amir Khan says as he smiles ruefully when reminded that nine years ago this summer he made his debut as a professional boxer. Khan tweaks his fighter’s nose gently as if he cannot believe how much he has endured since joining the paid ranks of this battered old business as an Olympic silver medallist and teenage sensation in July 2005.

“So much has happened since then,” he says. “I’ve come back from losses and won world titles. I’ve boxed in the UK and America, won fight of the year and moved up three weight classes. I’ve achieved so much and I’m still only 27. But I feel fresh, which is amazing when you think of all the hard fights and hard training. I’ve been boxing since I was eight and that’s a long time to take punches day after day.”

Khan is engaging and eloquent and, like most boxers, he prefers a genuine conversation to a conventional question-and-answer routine. Being hit in the face also instils a rare candour in fighters like Khan. “I’m in a sport where one punch can change your life,” he says intently at his gym in Bolton. “I understand why my mum and my wife can’t bear to watch me fight. There’s a lot of blood, a lot of pain. I’m a fighter but I find it very hard to watch my brother [Haroon – an unbeaten super-flyweight with a professional record of 5-0] because there’s nothing you can do to help him. It must be hell for my mum.” Read full Story>>>

Bernard Hopkins vs. Sergey Kovalev on November 8th, possibly in Atlanta City or NY

By Jim Dower: WBO light heavyweight champion Sergey Kovalev (25-0-1, 23 KOs) did his part to earn his unification match against IBF/WBA light heavyweight champion Bernard Hopkins (55-6-2, 32 KOs) by crushing challenger Blake Caparello (19-1-1, 6 KOs) by a 2nd round knockout last Saturday night at the Revel Resort, in Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA.

Now that Kovalev’s light work is out of the way, his unification bout against the 49-year-old Hopkins will be taking place on HBO on November 8th, either in Atlantic City, New Jersey at the Boardwalk Hall, or at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, according to Dan Rafael.

Hopkins signed the contract for the fight last Friday and the fight is a done deal. The only thing that needs to be determined is the venue.

“He [Hopkins] can teach me because he is very experienced,” Kovalev said to Dan Rafael of ESPN.com. “I am not scared to fight him, even to lose to him. He’s an ‘Alien.’ But I am the ‘Krusher,’ and I will send him to mars.”

You have to see this as being a potentially difficult one for Hopkins, because even if he wins, he’s probably going to need to go the full 12 round distance to get the victory. Hopkins hasn’t knocked out an opponent since he stopped Oscar De La Hoya in the 9th round in their fight in 2004. De La Hoya was moving up in weight to face the bigger Hopkins at middleweight, and he didn’t have the size to fight at a high level in that weight class.

Kovalev is a natural light heavyweight and a lot younger and stronger than Hopkins. Even if Hopkins beats Kovalev, he’s going to need to take 12 rounds of heavy shots from him. As good as Hopkins’ defense is, he’s not going to be able to make Kovalev miss for 12 rounds. He’s going to get hit with a lot of solid blows to the head and body.

No one has ever gone the full 12 round distance with Kovalev during his career, and it’s going to be asking a lot of the nearly 50-year-old Hopkins to withstand 12 punishing rounds to beat Kovalev by a decision. This isn’t Kelly Pavlik. Kovalev is a better version of Pavlik with more close range power. Pavlik was a long range puncher and didn’t have an inside game like Kovalev.

You’ve got to give Hopkins a lot of credit for taking this fight, because he’s not fought a good fighter since his loss to Chad Dawson in 2012. He’s won his last three fights against Karo Murat, Beibut Shumenov and Tavoris Cloud, but those are flawed fighters that aren’t anywhere near the same talent level that Kovalev has.

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