Top 5 Highest Paid Athletes In 2014
Let's take a look at the world's top 5 highest paid athletes in 2014.
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Let's take a look at the world's top 5 highest paid athletes in 2014.
Mike Tyson has been chosen to present Evander Holyfield for his induction into Nevada's Boxing Hall of Fame on August 9, in, of course, Las Vegas, the scene of many crimes, factual and fictional.
If boxing is to save its vitality, it needs vital boxers to fight each other. Seems simple enough, an athletic algorithm that serves the sport and its fans.
Here is a list of five things you didn't know about Saul "Canelo" Alvarez.
From fiction to reality, the underdog often chirps until he's champ. So it is with Erislandy Lara. While technically the champion here and universally respected as a fighter, Lara has little of Canelo's cash or cachet, and just a fraction of Canelo's traction among the media.
On July 12, Saul "Canelo" Alvarez and Erislandy Lara are fighting in Las Vegas. While technically not a title fight, it's considered the de facto championship bout at 154 lbs.
Steve Davis, who's no huge UFC fan, went to the fights Saturday night because it was a big night in Baltimore, and wanted to see what it was all about.
Manny Pacquiao, one of the few boxers to still move the needle, fights Timothy Bradley this weekend for the WBO welterweight title.
Former Heavyweight champion of the world Mike Tyson joined Ken Weinman and Jon Saraceno on the Fan to talk about the current state of boxing.
Bob Haynie is 8-3-1 on the season. He makes a few more College Football and NFL picks. Let's see how he fairs this weekend.
Before other sports matched the money and none of the danger, boxing was must-watch theater, a distillation of the rags-to-riches narrative that personified the American Dream. And Ken Norton was Exhibit A.
Brian Kenny of MLB Network joined Ed & Steve to talk about the Orioles and some boxing.....
Alvarez and Mayweather are fighting at a catch-weight of 152 pounds, which, if you're looking for an edge, would probably point to Alvarez, the naturally larger man. But Mayweather has a way of making larger men look small.
Memorial Day weekend is upon us and there is no shortage of sports entertainment for we fanatics.
"Do a little dance with a rose in my mouth, kind of like Don Flamenco from Mike Tyson's Punch Out."
The U.S. Naval Academy's 72nd Annual Brigade Boxing Championships are set.
Marty had "Coffee With" Howard Schatz. They talked about boxing. Mike Schuh had "People Are Talking" about holiday cooking.
Boxer Sugar Ray Leonard is returning to his hometown in Prince George's County to condemn bullying and promote literacy.
After his victory over Sonnen last week many listeners texted and called asking why Anderson Silva isn't going to give us the fight "everyone wants to see", which would be against Jon "Bones" Jones.
Glenn gets a ton of texts naming Lance Armstrong the greatest athlete of all time and the Unicorn addresses the state of cycling with PED's and how he feels Lance stacks up against the likes of Tiger Woods, Muhammad Ali, Roger Federer, Michael Jordan, and more as the greatest of all-time.
Floyd Mayweather is about 10 days into his 82 day sentence and according to his doctor has lost muscle tone because of the poor food and water in his temporary home.
Last Saturday's circus in Las Vegas may be the final nail in boxing's coffin.
As we hit the second weekend of June, the weather is nice and the yard work is plenitful. However, if you can manage to find some free time, there is plenty of sports entertainment for your viewing pleasure.
