
Video: Latimore Talks Mayweather Training Camp, More
Ryan Burton catches up with junior middleweight contender Deandre Latimore to discuss being part of Floyd Mayweather's camp for Victor Ortiz, what's next in his career and more.
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Ryan Burton catches up with junior middleweight contender Deandre Latimore to discuss being part of Floyd Mayweather's camp for Victor Ortiz, what's next in his career and more.

Eric Gomez, head matchmaker for Golden Boy Promotions, appeared on a recent eddition of BoxingScene.com's official weekly radio show, The Boxing Lab. Gomez spoke on a variety of topics and shared some inside information on how fights get made.

WBC welterweight champion Victor Ortiz, and his manager Rolando Arrellano, are not concerned with anything related to Floyd Mayweather Jr. Ortiz defends his belt against Mayweather on September 17 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. There has been a lot of focus made on Mayweather's abilities after a layoff of 16-months. The Las Vegas boxer was last seen in the ring on May 1, 2010, when he dominated Shane Mosley over twelve rounds.

26-year-old junior middleweight boxer Deandre "The Bull" Latimore (22-3-0) is one of the top fighters in the division. He dropped a close and somewhat controversial split decision loss to Cory Spinks back in 2009 for the IBF title.

After last week’s episode of Mayweather-Ortiz 24/7, one had to wonder how they would follow up such a shocking ending. While we didn’t see anything as memorable as the fight between Floyd Mayweather and his father, Floyd Sr., we still got a good episode with plenty to talk about.

While in the midst of busily training for his upcoming bout with Mexican powerhouse and WBC Welterweight title-holder Victor Ortiz (29-2-22KO), the undefeated six-time world champion of five weight classes, Floyd Mayweather Jr (41-0, 25KO), temporarily set aside his preparations holding a candid, yet lighthearted, Skype session on Friday with United States Soldiers serving in Afghanistan.

BILOXI, Mississippi — American Andre Berto won the International Boxing Federation welterweight title, dethroning Jan Zaveck by stopping the Slovenian after five rounds.

The second episode of Mayweather-Ortiz 24/7 failed to reach the standard the first episode set which involved a heated argument and near physical confrontation between Floyd Mayweather Jr and his father Floyd Sr.

CompuBox takes a detailed look at tonight's welterweight clash between IBF champion Jan Zaveck and former WBC king Andre Berto. Zaveck is busier, throwing 17 more punches per round, but Berto is more accurate with his punches, especially his power punches, and landed 47% of them against much tougher competition.

By Cliff Rold - For a guy who gets a lot of grief, former Olympian and now former WBC Welterweight titlist Andre Berto sure has made some decent scraps. His to-the-brink moments with veteran Cosme Rivera and Luis Collazo showed the world two things. Berto is flawed. And Berto has sack. It was shown again this past April in what remains one of the frontrunners for Fight of the Year against Victor Ortiz. On a night where he appeared ready to go multiple times, Berto willed himself to stay up and in the fray. Each man scored two knockdowns and Berto made sure that the man who gave him his first “L” had to work for it. What of the man who can give him number two? Is that man going to be in the ring with him this weekend?