Floyd Mayweather Jr. will fight Miguel Cotto on May 5th at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. It’s not the fight we want (that would be the dream megafight with Manny Pacquiao that looks increasingly like it will never happen), although Cotto has fared well against common opponents. Still, like all of the other times there was a glimmer of hope for Mayweather/ Pacquiao and it didn’t happen, we can’t help but be incredibly disappointed. [LA Times]

Sure, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao are still fighting, still winning…but not against each other. Today, Mayweather tried to do something – or at least tried to look like he was doing something – himself to change that.

Juan Manuel Marquez lost a tough majority decision to Manny Pacquiao Saturday night. The fight itself won praise, but many were unhappy with the result. No one, though, was displeased with Marquez’ choice in attire for a post-fight interview.

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

For the first time ever, instant replay will be used for a championship boxing match, when Manny Pacquiao and Juan Mañuel Marquez do battle in November.

When Manny Pacquiao defeated Shane Mosley last month, Pacquiao was clearly the better fighter. How much better? Mosley just wanted his beating to end.

Manny Pacquiao has come out against a controversial bill in the Philippines on religious grounds that would lend governmental support to contraceptive use and distribution.

Daniel Tosh’s persona on his show, tosh.0, can be grating…which we’d guess is precisely why he decided to devote a recent segment to getting punched in the face by Manny Pacquiao.

An unnamed ex-sparring partner of Manny Pacquiao supposedly claims to have injected him with steroids. Despite the story’s questionable origins, Shane Mosley tweeted the claim.

How do you entertain the masses if you’re Manny Pacquiao, conqueror of the boxing world? You commission the guy from Survivor to sing “Eye of the Tiger.”