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Dad seeks $2 million to train De La Hoya vs. son Mayweather
Contra Costa Times, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
Floyd Mayweather Sr., who has trained Oscar De La Hoya since late 2000, said it doesn't appear he'll work for De La Hoya -- and against his son -- in the May 5 super-welterweight title bout in Las Vegas.
De La Hoya hasn't chosen his trainer for what promoters hope will be the best-selling pay-per Read Full Story >>>It's a family affair
ITV Boxing, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
While blood is supposedly thicker than water, money talks loudest for Floyd Mayweather Sr as he waits to hear if he will be pitted against his own son by training Oscar De La Hoya for the blockbuster showdown in Las Vegas.
Ever since the biggest fight of 2007 was scheduled for May 5, the prospec Read Full Story >>> Floyd Mayweather Sr speaks; On the Punch De La Hoya will need for Floyd Jr
By Doghouse Boxing, DogHouseBoxing.com, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
Floyd Mayweather Sr wants a fee of $2 million dollars to train Oscar De La Hoya for his upcoming fight against his son, Mayweather Jr. According to many published reports, Mayweather states that he won't train Oscar De La Hoya in his upcoming fight for less than $2 million.
The fight is set for M Read Full Story >>> Mayweather Sr's pay demand
ITV Boxing, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
Trainer Floyd Mayweather Sr wants US$2million to help Oscar De La Hoya plot his son's downfall later this year.
The outspoken handler says it appears unlikely he'll work for De La Hoya when the 'Golden Boy' opposes his son in a huge superfight in Las Vegas on May 5.
De La Hoya hasn't yet cho Read Full Story >>> Mayweather seeks $2M to betray son
Sports Illustrated, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
Floyd Mayweather Sr., who has trained Oscar De La Hoya since late 2000, said it doesn't appear he'll work for De La Hoya -- and against his son -- in the May 5 super welterweight title bout at the MGM Grand Garden.
De La Hoya hasn't chosen his trainer for what promoters hope will be the best-sell Read Full Story >>> Will Mayweather Vs. De La Hoya Be A Fan-Friendly Fight
By James MacDonald, EastSideBoxing.com, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
The much anticipated super fight between Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather has been announced officially to take place at The MGM Grand in Las Vegas, as we all know. And this choice of venue was no surprise to anyone, what with Vegas being a virtual second home for ?The Golden Boy.? What may hav Read Full Story >>> Mayweather Sr. Wants More Money To Train De La Hoya Against His Son
All Headline News, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
Matthew Smith - All Headline News Sports Reporter
Las Vegas, NV (AHN) - How much will it take for someone to go against their own son? For Floyd Mayweather Sr. the price will be right at $2 million. Mayweather says that he won't agree to train Oscar De La Hoya in his upcoming fight for less than $2 Read Full Story >>> BATAWANG KO'S TEPURA IN SINULOG BOXING!
By Salven L. Lagumbay, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
Hugo Cazares, listen up.
World-ranked Bert Batawang of SGG Stable showed no mercy in stopping Pingping Tepura with a single right uppercut in the opening round of their scheduled tenner topbilling the big Sinulog card last Sunday at the Gaisano Countrymall carpark.
The taller Tepura tried to Read Full Story >>> Banal TKOs Terdkiat
By Rommel C. Manlosa, Sun.Star Cebu, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
TERDKIAT Jandaeng lived up to his billing as an iron-jawed counter-puncher from Thailand.
Although Terdkiat’s toughness helped him survive the barrage of punches, referee Tony Pesons saved him from further damage Saturday night, as he ruled the Thai fighter unfit to receive more punches.
Read Full Story >>> Banal TKOs durable Thai foe
By Emmanuel B. Villaruel, The Freeman, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
It was by far the hardest test in the budding career of AJ "Bajooka" Banal. So tough that the ALA Boxing Gym standout had to unleash all the weapons in his offensive arsenal before terminating his Thai opponent.
Banal maintained his clean record after scoring a ninth round TKO win over the very Read Full Story >>> JAPAN UPDATE: KAMEDA RENOUNCES BELT; ROCHA, YUBA WIN
By Joe Koizumi, PhilBoxing.com, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
KAMEDA RENOUNCES WBA 108LB BELT
TOKYO, JAPAN -- WBA light-flyweight champ, unbeaten 20-year-old sensation Koki Kameda publicly announced his relinquishment of his world throne to move up to the flyweight category in Tokyo, Japan. Kameda acquired the WBA belt via disputed decision over Venezuelan Read Full Story >>> No upside if Pacquiao fights bums, says Finkel
By Joaquin Henson, The Philippine Star, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
Shelly Finkel said the other day it’s not in Manny Pacquiao’s best interest if he fights low-quality opponents and urged the Filipino boxing icon to always give the fans their money’s worth.
"When the public doesn’t know someone, they will assume they are an easy match," Read Full Story >>> Freddie Roach Blasts Floyd Mayweather, Sr.
By Mark Vester, BoxingScene.com, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
It appears that Freddie Roach could very well be the man to replace Floyd Mayweather, Sr. as Oscar De La Hoya's trainer for his May 5 showdown with Floyd Mayweather, Jr. in Las Vegas.
In recent weeks, Floyd Mayweather, Sr. has been very vocal in the media with his $2 million dollar demand to trai Read Full Story >>> Barrera y M?rquez, ante 20 mil fans
By Ernesto Castellanos, Esto en Linea, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
YA era del dominio p?blico que Marco Antonio Barrera va a exponer el campeonato mundial superpluma (CMB) frente a Juan Manuel M?rquez, titular pluma de la OMB en Las Vegas, el 17 de marzo pr?ximo. Y ayer oficialmente la em Read Full Story >>> FREE VIDEO COVERAGE FROM BOXING CONFIDENTIAL
Boxing Confidential, Mon, 22 Jan 2007
Boxing Confidential was on the scene Saturday night in Las Vegas, as Ricky Hatton defeated Juan Urango. After the action Boxing Confidential video taped interviews with Bob Arum, Jorge Arce, Jose Luis Castillo and other stars. All the coverage is available to boxing fans for FREE, on the front pag Read Full Story >>> Freddie Roach Blasts Floyd Mayweather, Sr.
By Mark Vester, BoxingScene.com, Sun, 21 Jan 2007
It appears that Freddie Roach could very well be the man to replace Floyd Mayweather, Sr. as Oscar De La Hoya's trainer for his May 5 showdown with Floyd Mayweather, Jr. in Las Vegas.
In recent weeks, Floyd Mayweather, Sr. has been very vocal in the media with his $2 million dollar demand to trai Read Full Story >>> Mayweather Sr. wants $2M for family feud
nbcsports.com, Sun, 21 Jan 2007
The father-son angle in the upcoming Oscar De La Hoya-Floyd Mayweather Jr. fight apparently won't be coming to pass.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported Sunday that Floyd Mayweather Sr. was insulted by De La Hoya's offer of a $500,000 guarantee and $500,000 if he won in order to train the fighter Read Full Story >>> BANAL STOPS TOUGH JANDAENG IN 9TH!
By Salven L. Lagumbay, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 21 Jan 2007
MANDAUE CITY--World title prospect Alex John 'Bazooka' Banal of the ALA Boxing Gym showed why he is being called the future of Philippine boxing as he easily manhandled Thailand's Terdkiat Jandaeng in a one-sided beatdown Read Full Story >>> Mayweather, Sr: "Without Me, Oscar De La Hoya is Easy Work For Floyd Jr."
By Mark Vester, BoxinScene.com, Sun, 21 Jan 2007
The media blitz continues as Floyd Mayweather, Sr. insists that if Oscar De La Hoya does not retain his services for the upcoming May 5 pay-per-view, it will be an easy night of work for Floyd Mayweather, Jr.
"All he has to do is stay away from the left hook and it's over," Mayweather Sr. said to Read Full Story >>> Banal, Maraon win against Thai foes
By Dong Secuya, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 21 Jan 2007
AJ "Bazooka" Banal administered a one-sided beating over his Thai opponent Terdkiat Jandaeng before the referee stopped the fight in the 9th round at the Mandaue City Sports Complex in Cebu hours earlier. The undefeated Banal is now 11-0-1 with 9 KOs.
Over in Midsayap, Cotabato, another young Fi Read Full Story >>>
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