
Guerrero’s Manager Discusses The Mayweather Jr. Fight
Bob Santos, the manager of Robert Guerrero, talked about his fighter’s potential fight with Floyd Mayweather to BoxingScene.com:

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Bob Santos, the manager of Robert Guerrero, talked about his fighter’s potential fight with Floyd Mayweather to BoxingScene.com:

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Sources have advised BoxingScene.com that Golden Boy officials and Floyd Mayweather’s team will hold a meeting in Los Angeles on Friday to discuss and likely finalize the WBC welterweight champion’s May 5 opponent.

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Sources have advised BoxingScene.com that the teams of unbeaten middleweight prospects Brandon “Flawless” Gonzales and Caleb “Golden” Truax have agreed in principle on a Jan. 20 scrap that will be televised on “ShoBox: The New Generation.”

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