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

Shaquille O’Neal is doing everything possible to keep himself in the news everyday until the 2009-10 NBA season begins. He tweeted up Kobe and the NBA Finals, he’s been mentioned in trade rumors, and now he claims he wants to fight 7-2 mixed-martial artist Hong Man Choi. The same Hong Man Choi that took out Jose Canseco. But as Shaq asks Does he look like Jose Canseco? Read the full story

Brett Rogers knocked out Andrei Arlovski in Saturday night’s Strikeforce heavyweight matchup to place himself in the conversation with the top heavyweights. Rogers has been critical of Kimbo Slice, calling him garbage, and this knockout Arlovski proves he’s no YouTube sensation. Read the full story

Jose Canseco is desperate for attention and money and will do anything to get either of them. He’s written books outing steroid users in baseball, boxed against Vai Sikahema and Danny Bonaduce, and now he’s trying his hand at MMA.

Canseco took on Korea’s 7-2 Hong Man Choi, and the expected result comes at 1:16 into the fight. Read the full story

Lyoto Machida of Brazil knocked out Rashad Evans at UFC 98 to become the new light heavyweight champion. It was hard to distinguish the first round from ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars”, but in the second round Machida got busy and dropped Evans at 3:57 in the second round. Watch the video for the devastating knock out. Read the full story

Shaquille O’Neal is keeping busy in his first break from the NBA Playoffs since the 1992-93 season. He’s done some good deeds, like fulfilling Brenden Adams’ dream, and he’s tried to seduce a doughnut.

There are only so many good deeds and donuts a man can do so now Shaq is in MMA training. Read the full story

Mixed Martial Artist Rashad Evans is the latest person to be recruited by Microsoft to tell us they’re a PC. The move is an obvious attempt to appeal to the UFC crowd, and a little insurance in case the the PC-Mac war moves from the commercials to the streets. Evans could beat down John Hodgman and Justin Long with both of his eyes swollen shut and his arms tied behind his back.

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