
Roach: "We Wanted Mayweather, Margarito Second Best"
If he had his druthers, Coach Freddie Roach's masterful fight plan for Manny Pacquiao's Nov. 13 bout would be a course entitled "How To Beat Floyd Mayweather 101."

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If he had his druthers, Coach Freddie Roach's masterful fight plan for Manny Pacquiao's Nov. 13 bout would be a course entitled "How To Beat Floyd Mayweather 101."

Prof. Freddie Roach still feels real affection for former student James "Lights Out" Toney.

Forget about being quietly confident. That does not seem to be Antonio Margarito's way.

Manny Pacquiao has two fairly distinct contituencies.

Antonio Margarito said Tuesday in Beverly Hills that it's time to turn the page. Appearing at the first of three press conferences to hype his Nov. 13 Cowboys Stadium title bout against Manny Pacquiao, the Mexican veteran was suitably low key, humble even, as he spoke to the assembled media.

The Los Angeles kickoff presser for the Antonio Margarito-Manny Pacquiao fight Tuesday may be the only one promoter Bob Arum will attend.

James “Lights Out” Toney has a course of action left to accomplish.

The heat on “convicted” handwrap cheater Antonio Margarito is not going to go away because Bob Arum and Jerry Jones have waved some magic wand.

BOSTON--One of the most stupid remarks ever made on television came from the lips of a popular New York City weatherman named Tex Antoine.

Bubbly Bob Arum, jetting Thursday from the Italian Riviera back to Las Vegas, said Wednesday the Antonio Margarito-Manny Pacquiao fight to be held Nov. 13 at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Tx., will draw more than 70,000 paying fans.