I caught up with Jim Lampley of HBO Boxing to talk about the Mayweather-Marquez fight and what’s next for Money May. Along the way we mixed in Chris Arreola, Vitali Klitschko, and Lamps gave his thoughts on Michael Jordan’s Hall of Fame speech. Read the full story

Minny Pacquiao claims to be Manny Pacquiao’s shortest, biggest fan. The pint-sized pugilism follower landed Floyd Mayweather Jr. as a guest on his show, and Money entertains.. With his comments, and a new song at the end of the video. Read the full story

Juan Manuel Marquez, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Miguel Cotto, and Shane Mosley are all hoping to get a shot at Manny Pacquiao while Joshua Clottey wants to throw a monkey wrench in their plans. More importantly HBO’s boxing budget is tapped Read the full story

Manny Pacquiao knocked out Ricky Hatton a few weeks ago in Las Vegas giving cause for some bored, lonely, and friendless soul (probably a sports blogger) to set the entire two rounds to classic video game Street Fighter.

I’ll warn you ahead of time.. The video’s a little long so skip to the end of you’re looking for Ricky’s nap. Read the full story

Floyd Mayweather Jr. has to take care of Juan Manuel Marquez on July 18 before he can think about scrapping with Manny Pacquiao but the Super Fight is already in jeopardy.

Mayweather wants to fight Pacquiao. Unless Bob Arum makes money. Read the full story

Manny Pacquiao knocked out Ricky Hatton Saturday night at the MGM in Las Vegas, retaining his IBO light welterweight title and fueling talks of a super bout between Manny and Floyd Mayweather Jr. Read the full story

• Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao plans to retire in 2009 and run for office in the Philippines in 2010

Manny Pacquiao is scheduled to fight Ricky Hatton on May 2 and if you’re a fan of the Pac Man, you better catch the fight. The word out of the Philippines is that Pacquiao is looking to fight twice in 2009 and then he’s going into retirement and becoming a politician.

This won’t be Manny’s first step into the political arena. He ran for office in 2007, but was defeated by the incumbent which is hard to believe considering his popularity in the Philippines. If you think Pacquiao isn’t serious about becoming a politician you’re dead wrong. Read the full story