Correction from our previous post: J.R. was not photographed out last night, merely rumored to be out. Shame on us. And shame on J.R., if it’s true.

In what has to be the most outrageous example of a boxer’s father going nuts at a press conference, Robert Guerrero’s dad Ruben went nuts at his press conference yesterday.

What if we told you there was a new development to talk about in the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao saga? Would you get excited? Well, uh, don’t.

The ol’ “I don’t drink tap water” technique was not enough to get Floyd Mayweather transferred to the general prison population, or better yet his house, for the remainder of his three-month prison sentence. The court-ordered smackdown, after the jump.

Due to his high profile, Floyd’s been locked in a tiny cell all by his lonesome, away from the jail’s general population. After the jump, you’ll see a photo (via the Vegas’ Metropolitan Police Department) that depicts a cell similar to the one Money May currently calls home. Cozy!

Saturday night’s fight between Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley was marred by controversy. Check out some of the best reactions to the fight.

Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather is the fight everyone wants, and has wanted for years, but at this point, the safe assumption is that it’s never going to happen. So what can be done? Well, you could imagine the fight in stop motion.

June is finally upon us. The sun is out. The Stanley Cup and NBA Champion will soon be decided. Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s jail sentence has begun.

Free time is about to run out for Floyd Mayweather Jr., who is due to begin a three-month jail sentence in Las Vegas stemming from a hair-pulling, arm-twisting attack in September 2010 on the mother of three of his children. Read more at Fox News.

Floyd Mayweather beat Miguel Cotto over the weekend, which was significant in that he once again defeated a non-Manny-Pacquiao entity. Will that long-desired (by everyone except the guys themselves, seemingly) Mayweather-Pacquiao fight actually happen? Well, a recent line from Pacquiao’s promoter won’t help.