NFL Network analyst Michael Irvin had an interesting take on why the Floyd Mayweather — Manny Pacquiao fight isn’t happening.

Cameras were rolling when Floyd Mayweather looked on as 50 Cent hit the speed bag, surprisingly (unsurprisingly?) coming off well.

Manny Pacquiao beat someone other than Floyd Mayweather again last night…but what we’re really interested in is a strange scene from after the match.

You may have missed it, but Floyd Mayweather, Jr. may be in deep, deep trouble. Last week, Mayweather allegedly threatened ex-girlfriend Josie Harris and stole her iPhone. And now things for him have gone from bad to worse.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. is the boxer we all love to hate. Before this week, it was a cutesy, “Chad Ochocinco” type of hate. But that was before this week.

Doing a daily Ustream with his fans, Mayweather significantly raised the trash-talking stakes with a culturally-confused rant about Manny Pacquiao, the man he is trying to avoid fighting.

Sports Illustrated released its Fortunate 50 list today–the list of 50 highest-grossing athletes from 2010–and for the second consecutive year, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson ranked 1 and 2 respectively in both total and endorsement income.

If you’re a boxing fan, you’re probably hoping to see Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao go at it in the ring. And maybe Mayweather himself wants it, too – but he’s not talking.

Miguel Cotto returns to the ring in two weeks to fight for the WBA title a division above where he last was, attempting to mark the first loss in opponent Yuri Foreman’s career. And for the 29-year-old Cotto, it may mark his last chance to claim a place among the sport’s elite.