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Conte Suspicious of Mayweather, Pacquiao Using Steroids

•Sep 28, 2011

Victor Conte, founder of the infamous BALCO Lab, appeared on the latest edition of "The Boxing Lab," which is BoxingScene.com's official audio show. The controversial figure gave his opinion on a variety of topics. One that is sure to raise eyebrows are his thoughts on boxing's two pound for pound kings. Conte, who works with fighters such as Nonito Donaire and Andre Berto, said that he wouldn't be surprised if both Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather are using performance enhancing drugs.

De La Hoya Tells Floyd Jr: Beat Ortiz, Maybe I'll Fight You

Chris LaBate

•Sep 27, 2011

Golden Boy Promotions President Oscar De La Hoya has issued a response to WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. During various points of the day on Tuesday, Mayweather was firing off social network insults at De La Hoya and former champion Victor Ortiz. Mayweather was very upset with the allegations being made by Ortiz and De La Hoya, who on Monday held a conference call with the media to discuss their concerns with the outcome of the fight.

Mayweather Fires Back: Shreds Ortiz and De La Hoya

Chris LaBate

•Sep 27, 2011

Things are heating up in Las Vegas. WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. has fired back at the recent allegations being made by Victor Ortiz. Last Saturday night in Las Vegas, Ortiz struck Mayweather with an intentional headbutt in the fourth round. He was penalized a point by referee Joe Cortez. To apologize, Ortiz came over to Mayweather and gave him a hug. As Ortiz pulled back from that hug, Mayweather blasted him with two punches and put him down for the count. According to Ortiz, the referee never issued a verbal order to resume fighting, and because of that Ortiz was off-guard and had his hands by his side. After

Mayweather: De La Hoya, Ortiz - I'll F**k You Both Up!

Chris LaBate

•Sep 27, 2011

After launching a late night attack on Victor Ortiz and Golden Boy Promotions President Oscar De La Hoya, WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. has continued his assault. Mayweather is still steaming from the allegations being made by Ortiz and De La Hoya, who on Monday held a conference call with the media to discuss their concerns with the outcome of the fight.

Brandon Rios on Ortiz's Future, Cotto vs Margarito Card

Chris Robinson

•Sep 26, 2011

September 17th wasn’t exactly the proudest night of Victor Ortiz’s young career. In a scene that has been well-documented, Ortiz would suffer an unexpected loss at the hands of Floyd Mayweather Jr. inside of the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, losing his prized WBC welterweight crown in the process.

Team Ortiz on Elbows, Mayweather's Legacy, Pacquiao

BoxingScene Staff

•Sep 26, 2011

Victor Ortiz, a controversial knockout victim at the hands of unbeaten Floyd Mayweather, began pushing the case on Monday for a chance to regain the welterweight title in a rematch. Mayweather flattened Ortiz one second before the end of the fourth round on September 17th while an unguarded Ortiz, his hands lowered after apologizing to Mayweather for a head butt, was looking at referee Joe Cortez.

De La Hoya: If Mayweather Has Honor, He'll Fight Ortiz

Chris LaBate

•Sep 26, 2011

Golden Boy Promotions President Oscar De La Hoya has asked Floyd Mayweather Jr. to give Victor Ortiz an immediate rematch. De La Hoya believes Ortiz, and the fans, were robbed of a great fight when referee Joe Cortez allowed Mayweather to land two punches on an off-guard Ortiz to score a knockout victory in the fourth round.

De La Hoya Jabs: Mayweather's Cheap Shot Was Unfair

Chris LaBate

•Sep 25, 2011

Golden Boy Promotions President Oscar De La Hoya has posted some critical comments in response to Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s two punch combination that knocked out Victor Ortiz last Saturday night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. De La Hoya disagrees with his company CEO, Richard Schaefer, who saw nothing wrong with Mayweather's two-punch hit.

Bert Sugar: Mayweather Jr. Will Never Fight Pacquiao

Chris Robinson

•Sep 25, 2011

It’s been a week since the unexpected ending to the ‘Star Power’ pay-per-view in Las Vegas and there is still an aftertaste that can’t quite be washed away. Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a champion yet again as he captured the WBC welterweight title with a 4th round knockout over Victor Ortiz but it's the fight's ending and aftermath that caught just as much attention.

Mayweather vs Ortiz 24/7 - The Aftermath of The Fight

Luis Sandoval

•Sep 25, 2011

Normally HBO’s award winning documentary series 24/7 gives us an inside look into a boxer’s life and training camp leading up to the big fight. For the first time, however, 24/7 continued to have their cameras roll and followed both Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Victor Ortiz up until they entered and exited the ring on fight night, last Saturday night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.