Floyd Mayweather still Undefeated!

The WBC Welterweight champion Floyd "Pretty Boy" Mayweather proves to the world that he is still the no. 1 pound for pound boxer of the world after a classic clashed with undefeated challenger Ricky "The Hitman" Hattonof England. The WBC champ and with his unique style put Hatton into a difficult time of getting his belt. From the start of the bell the fight was full of action wherein the challenger stalking the champion so that he can connect a good punches but it seems Mayweather really studied the style of Hatton, that is why the challenger cannot make a bang.

At the round ten Ricky Hatton surprised by a explosive left hook form Pretty Boy that send him into the canvass. The referee counted him off, surprisingly with courage, The Hitman stoop up and beat the count from then the referee continued the figth and once again the challenger caught by strong combinations that force the referee to stop the fight. Floyd Mayweather won via 10 round TKO that remains his clean record of being champ and undefeated.

Nonito Donaire: Retained IBO/IBF Belt

Nonito "The Filipino Flash" Donaire retained his belts via an eight round TKO over tough contender Luis Maldonado of Mexico. At first the the defending champion cannot take his tempo but at the end of the round two he cuts the left eye of the challenger. From then on Maldonado really struggle with the said cut and caught with some beautful punches from the Filipino champ, but in the round four Maldonado connect some good left hook that shocks the champion but the raging Donaire could still carry all those punches. At the middle of the round seven the mexian warrior was caught by a wild hook that made him to kiss to the canvass, but he was save by the bell. At the start of the round Donaire bomb a barage of punches that made the challenger to go back and standing at the rope, but the referee decided to stop the contest because Maldonado could no longer continue to fight.

Final

Golden Boy Promotion CEO Richard Schaefer and big boss Bob Arum of Top Rank Promotion will meet on Monday to finalize and workout all the details for the much awaited rematch between two boxing icons, Manny Pacquiao and Marco Antonio Barrera on October 6, 2007 at Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas. Marco Antonio Barrera will try to avenge his lost to Manny Pacquioa in a 11th round technical knockout on their first meeting last November 2003 in San Antonio, Texas which many says as the biggest upset of the year.

Schaefer believes that Barrera has a good chance against Pacquiao pointing out that whenever fight fans count him out the Mexican performs at his best. Schaefer referred to Barrera’s fights against flamboyant Naseem Hamed and the third fight in his classic trilogy against Erik “El Terrible” Morales which Barrera won.

The Golden Boy CEO agreed with those who thought that the fight against Juan Manuel Marquez when Barrera lost his WBC super featherweight title was a close fight.The Golden Boy Promtion CEO qouted offing that Barrera’s career “has been built on challenges and Barrera lives for these fights and these kind of big challenges.”

Schaefer says “ I think we will see Marco Antonio Barrera yet again turning back the clock to make everyone a believer.” In a previous interview with Marco Natonio Barrera, he said after his loss to Pacquiao this fight will be really different because "I know what he can do and I know what I can do." Barrera said "the first time it was about competition, to be the best...this time it is about revenge. I will train very hard and I will be very prepared.

Donaire's killing left hook

Condes: New IBF Strawweight champ!

The IBF strawweight king Muhammad Rachman of Indonesia (61-6-5,31 KO's) was dethroned by Florante Condes of the Philippines (22-3-1) on Saturday night at RCTI TV studio, Jakarta, Indonesia in a all out war between two boxing warriors. Condes, known as "Little Pacquiao" devastating power punching put down the champion twice in the third and 10th round of the title bout but the heart of the champion cannot be completely under estimated as he survives the boxing bout with a split decision but in favor of the newly crowned Filipino.

“His punches were as hard as stone. Luckily I had good durability in round three, so I could go on fighting,” said Rachman. “Round ten when I was knocked down for the second time, I was sloppy in my defense, it shouldn’t happen.” Rachman also told to this correspondent that he was surprised with Condes’ power, and that Condes could punch so hard from awkward angles. “A rematch is one possibility, otherwise Rachman must fight in an eliminator fight to get his mandatory status,” said Martinez dos Santos, Rachman’s manager. “We'll talk about a rematch after this.”

Until this minute, Condes’ camp hasn’t signed anything for the rematch option asked by Rachman. “We’ll let Condes enjoy his victory first," said Aljoe Jaro, Condes’ manager. "After then we hopefully can reply Rachman’s request soon.” On a separate occassion, Lindsey E. Tucker, the match supervisor, informed the press that the new champion Condes had 9 months before his mandatory fight became due. If the rematch can't happen soon, Rachman will have to fight in a eliminator bout to earn his mandatory challenger status.

Klitschko retained his belts

On Saturday night, IBF/IBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko was set to defend his titles against former conqueror Lamon Brewster in front of 17,000 fans at the Köln Arena in Cologne, Germany. Three years ago, Brewster captured the WBO heavyweight title with a shocking fifth round TKO victory over the younger of the Klitschko brothers. Since then, Brewster had three successful title defenses before losing the belt in a heavyweight classic against Sergei Lyakhovich in 2006. The rematch against Klitschko was his first bout since suffering that defeat. On the other side, Klitschko returned with strong wins against Samuel Peter, Chris Byrd (his title winning effort) and Calvin Brock, among others. So after years of waiting, the fans finally got to see the rematch between two of the best heavyweights today.

World heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko scored a dominating victory over tough Lamon Brewster in the main event. Brewster's trainer Buddy McGirt halted the action after the sixth round. It was a interesting opening round, as both fighters tried to etablish their game plan. Klitschko used his long jab to keep the distance, while Brewster tried to get on the inside and land some big body punches. It was Klitschko, however, who was more effective in the first. The second was a even better round for Klitschko, as he seemed unable to miss with his excellent jab. But Brewster continued to walk forward, looking for his opportunity. In the middle of the round, the champion landed a left hook followed by a right hand that stunned Brewster a bit. But Klitschko couldn’t seriously hurt his foe. In the third stanza, Klitschko continued to dominate with his jab. Brewster wasn’t able to get on the inside and unleash his best weapon, his left hook. Close to the end of the round, Klitschko scored with some nice right hands but the challenger took them well. Klitschko controlled the fourth with his jab again, although the round was rather slow and nothing noteworthy happened. Round five was a tough one for Brewster, as he was once again kept at bay by Wladimir's jab. Klitschko also mixed it up with his right hand but Brewster showed his heart as he took them and continued to move forward. However, withour any success. The sixth was about the same, as Klitschko’s jab almost always found its target, while the challenger took everything that was thrown at him.

After round six, however, the trainer of Lamon Brewster, Buddy McGirt, decided his fighter had taken enough of a beating and halted the action. Thus, Klitschko was declared the winner by TKO at the end of round six. It was a great performance by Wladimir Klitschko, who impressivly got redemption. Brewster, although soundly beaten, tried his best but was completly unable to put Klitschko in any danger at all. With the victory, Klitschko kept his IBF and IBO belts and moves to 49-3 with 44 KOs. Brewster, suffering his second straight loss, falls to 33-4.

Nonito Donaire's Triumph

Bridgeport, Connecticut. Nonito "The Filipino Flash Donaire" 18-1, 11 KO's provide an impressive performance to capture the IBF flyweight against an hard hitting champion Armenian born Australian Vic "Raging Bull" Darchinyan, 28-1,22 KO's, in the fift round on their title bout at Harbourd Yard Arena in Connecticut last July 7, 2007 this title bout was promoted by the Showtime promotion. On the boxing fight,the champion caught by a thunderous left hook from the challenger that sent him to kiss into the canvass. Darchinyan tried to get up on his feet while the referee Eddie Claudio gave a mandatory 10 count but the champion didn't make it as he fell against the rope and the referee wave as a sign that the bout is over.

This spectacular victory give the Filipinos a legitimate boxing champion after a long years of drought. Many boxing analyst impress with the heart of Donaire as he fought with a combine power and good strategies. In addition with this, it also serve as a avenge for Nonito's brother-Glen Donaire who was defeated by Darchinyan last October via TKO as he broke the jaw of Glen and retain his IBF/IBO fyweight belt.

After the bout, Vic Darchinyan qouted that he was not hurt with the punch of the Filipino Flash and he right away demand for a rematch. “I am okay...but I am very disappointed. I got caught with a great shot and these things happen in boxing. Of course I want a rematch.” said by the former champion. On the other hand Nonito Donaire says that he's readdy for a rematch.“I came in here as an underdog, nobody believed in me but I did it," he stated for the record. "I said yesterday that one punch can make the difference between me and him. I fought guys who are heavier so I timed my shots. He has heavy hands but my brother said he isn't as tough as he thinks he is. I shut him up but he still won't admit that I beat him." the newly crowned IBF flyweight champion qouted out.

Pacquiao-Barrera II ?

After the long week of Mediation between two high ranking promoting bodies between Top Rank Promotions of Bob Arum and Golden Boy Promotions of Oscar De la Hoya. There is a possibility that Manny " Pacman" Pacquiao will once again face the former WBC Super Featherweight Champion Marco Antonio "The Baby Face Asassin" Barrera. This was disclosed by a source that the said rematch will be held on October 6 at Las Vegas or Los Angeles.