DALLAS (Reuters) - WBO welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao should fight Floyd Mayweather Jr. and then retire later this year because there are no other legitimate contenders, according to the Filipino fighter's trainer. Talks for a March megafight with the undefeated Mayweather fell apart this year so Pacquiao agreed to fight lesser-known Joshua Clottey of Ghana Saturday in Dallas, which may ...

Filipino superstar Manny Pacquiao puts his World Boxing Organization title on the line Saturday against Ghana's Joshua Clottey as they headline the first fight card at Cowboys Stadium. The 31-year-old Pacquiao will be making the first defence of his WBO welterweight belt but it could also be his last fight as he prepares to embark on a political career ...

The czar of boxing was so devastated the fight didn't happen, it took him weeks to get over it. The (not Don) King of promoters was so mad he could barely utter Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s name. And the emperor of Dallas felt like he had ...

Freddie Roach and Manny Pacquiao have never spoken about Roach's battle with Parkinson's disease but there is a candid conversation the trainer and boxer expect to have one day. When Roach was nearing the end of his welterweight boxing career in 1986, he was called into the office of then legendary trainer Eddie Futch. Futch told Roach it ...