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Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto have tentatively agreed to fight in Las Vegas on November 14, giving the world's best pound-for-pound boxer a very challenging fight against a highly ranked opponent -- and ensuring that we won't see Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather any time soon.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. has announced that he suffered a rib injury in training camp and will postpone his highly anticipated July 18 comeback fight against Juan Manuel Marquez.

"I am extremely disappointed that this fight has to be postponed," Mayweather said in a statement released by Golden Boy Promotions. "I was training very hard and looking forward to getting back in the ring on July 18th."

Both Mayweather and Marquez indicated that they expect to reschedule the fight as soon as Mayweather is healthy enough to resume training. No timeframe has been set.

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Roger Mayweather is the trainer and uncle of Floyd "Money" Mayweather, one of the greatest boxers in American history. On July 18th, "Money" Mayweather will be facing Juan Manuel Marquez in Las Vegas in what will be Floyd's first fight in 19 months. In this video we ask Roger who he thinks is going to win, and in the tradition of the Mayweather family his response does not disappoint. We also get a lesson in boxing history and find out what he really thinks about
Manny Pacquiao.

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After a 19-month hiatus, Floyd "Money" Mayweather, one of the greatest boxers in American history, is getting back in the ring to face Mexico's No. 1 boxer, Juan Manuel Marquez. In this video we hear from Mayweather, who is known for his flashiness, as we ask him what he has to say to his fans, and find out where he gets his swagger from. We also hear from Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer on why Marquez is better than Manny Pacquiao and worthy of facing "Money" Mayweather.

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Floyd Mayweather got feisty this week when Brian Kenny suggested to him that Manny Pacquiao had taken the title of No. 1 pound-for-pound boxer in the world away from him. But In an interview on British television, Mayweather said he's fine with it.

No one has yet beaten Floyd Mayweather in the boxing ring, but ESPN's Brian Kenny gave Mayweather a beating in a hotly contested interview Wednesday. Kenny dodged Mayweather's verbal insults for 13 minutes and peppered Mayweather with strong arguments, making his case that Manny Pacquiao has taken the title of best pound-for-pound boxer in the world away from Mayweather, and that if Mayweather wants it back, he has to take it in the ring.

Every boxing fan in the world wants to see Floyd Mayweather fight Manny Pacquiao. But Mayweather, who will fight Juan Manuel Marquez on July 18, says he doesn't need to make that fight.

When Floyd Mayweather retired last year, he did so as the undisputed best pound-for-pound boxer in the world. But now that Mayweather is returning, he's no longer the best. That distinction now goes to Manny Pacquiao, and HBO's Max Kellerman did a great job of explaining exactly why that is: Pacquiao challenges himself against bigger opponents, and goes after them like a warrior.

Manny Pacquiao has decided to return to the Philippines on Friday, even though the country's health secretary is worried that Pacquiao might be bringing the swine flu with him.

Government officials are concerned that Pacquiao, who beat Ricky Hatton on Saturday night in Las Vegas, could have contracted the H1N1 virus in the United States. They requested that he and his entourage quarantine themselves for five days before returning, but Pacquiao says he and those around him feel fine, and there's no reason to delay their return.

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Boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao took care of Ricky Hatton in an impressive manner last Saturday, and is now the hottest name in the world of boxing. Just one day after returning to Los Angeles from Las Vegas, Manny was at the Conga Room night club in downtown LA to host his official victory party, and we were there. In this exclusive video see how Manny, his friends and fans get down. With celebrity DJ Apl.De.Ap (of the Black Eyed Peas) and his trainer Freddie Roach, among others, in the house, the boxing phenomenon ripped the microphone Elvis style.

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