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It's been over 25 years since Buster Douglas shocked Mike Tyson in Tokyo. I still wonder how big of an event would it have been to have a rematch in Las Vegas right after. Why Douglas fought Holyfield instead of Tyson is a mystery.

I've been very impressed with the matchmaking that NBC has done for their new prime time boxing. Why couldn't HBO, Showtime or ESPN get these matchups?

When Mayweathers career is done how will his fight resume compare to the great Sugar Ray Leonard. Different eras but when all is done, how good were the names on the resume? Opinions?

Growing up the big fights were on HBO, you had to have HBO as your premium channel. Now the tides have changed, its Showtime that is king of the hill. HBO lived on the rights to show Mike Tyson fights, it built them into a powerhouse. Towards the end of Tyson's career he switched to Showtime and it was never the same. HBO has suffered since they let Mayweather go. My question is....will HBO ever be king of the hill again?

What would you be willing to pay for a PPV card of Mayweather vs Pacquiao and Canelo vs Cotto?

Have you checked out the undercard for the May 3rd "The Moment" Mayweather vs Maidana card. It's a must buy on PPV for any boxing fan. Having Mayweather, Broner and Khan on the same card is great. They really out did themselves with this one.

Will Pacquiao go to 154 for the big fights. Mayweather isn't coming down for him nor is he offering a catch weight. Canelo is struggling to stay at 154. Pacquiao has to move up to cash big checks. Tough spot for Pac Man.

Pacquiao vs Canelo would be a very interesting fight. There would be a lot of hype behind it that is for sure. I don't think it will happen with the Top Rank and GoldenBoy issues, but man it would be a good fight.