Nah, his Pop told him he just has to be tough and hold on to the truck.

Nah, his Pop told him he just has to be tough and hold on to the truck.
http://www.boxingscene.com/canelos-broke-from-televisa-over-blame-death--76519link please ?
http://www.boxingscene.com/canelos-broke-from-televisa-over-blame-death--76519
Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez (43-1-1, 31KOs) caused a serious stir in Mexico after announcing that his next fight, on July 12 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, would not be carried by Mexican network Televisa.
Canelo has been the network's star fighter for several years, but a serious allegation has led him to walk away - at least for the moment.
According to Canelo's trainer Jose 'Chepo' Reynoso, a magazine [Tv y Novelas] under the Televisa banner wrote an article a few weeks ago - where it blamed Canelo for the death of former world champion Javier "Chatito" Jáuregui.
Last December, the 40-year-old Jauregui suffered a serious stroke and died a day later at a hospital in Guadalajara.
The article made allegations that Canelo, despite Jauregui's health issues, was using the veteran for sparring to prepare for his ring return on March 8th, which came against Alfredo Angulo. Not only did the article claim that Canelo was using him for sparring, it claimed that Canelo held nothing back and gave Jauregui bad beatings during the sessions.
Canelo was furious with the article, as Jauregui was a close friend of the entire team. He was even more furious that Televisa would stand behind such an article.
"Saul is highly resentful because of some things that were said and Televisa did not protect him. A magazine published some things that are not true, and that magazine has the seal of Televisa, and that caused unrest across the team," Reynoso said.
"They reported that Jáuregui had died from a beating by Canelo and that is something terrible because you are accusing him of something that is not true. He was not a part of [Canelo's] sparring for this camp [for the March fight with Angulo]. We had other guys. [They didn't even bother] to investigate [the information] and that affected the whole team."
looks like clottey just beatdown mundine today in australia...5 kD's on his way to a wide decision win
damn i forgot about that fight, saw on boxingscene that the prelims were happening and completely forgot to find a stream a hour laterlooks like clottey just beatdown mundine today in australia...5 kD's on his way to a wide decision win
looks like clottey just beatdown mundine today in australia...5 kD's on his way to a wide decision win
Yeslooks like clottey just beatdown mundine today in australia...5 kD's on his way to a wide decision win
didn't even know about the clottey fight
http://sports.inquirer.net/149708/mayweather-surprise-visitor-to-bradley-campSACRAMENTO, California—Timothy Bradley broke training camp without fanfare, but not before a surprise visit by boxing’s money man himself, Floyd Mayweather Jr.
A source with connections to Bradley’s inner circle told the Inquirer that Money Mayweather dropped by the Fortune Gym in Hollywood last week and spoke in private with Bradley and his trainer Joel Diaz.
Mayweather, with his close-knit coterie known as the “Money Team” in tow, did a great job dodging the paparazzi busy trailing celebrities on a beeline to see Manny Pacquiao train at the nearby Wild Card Gym, the source said.
The unscheduled courtesy call occurred a day or two before Bradley’s media workout last Thursday, part of the hype for his rematch with eight-division world champion Pacquiao at MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday (Sunday in Manila).
According to the source, his contacts in the Bradley camp would not say what was discussed in private between the two fighters.
He said that in all possibility, Mayweather came by when no one was looking just to give Bradley a pep talk and an added push to beat the fighting Filipino congressman.
The unbeaten Mayweather (45-0, with 26 knockouts), who has resisted fighting Pacquiao (55-5-2, 38 KOs) in what could be boxing’s fight for the ages, is known to hand-pick his opponents.
But it was unlikely that Money gave Bradley a deal to fight him since the Palm Springs-area fighter was reportedly given an option to face Pacquiao on April 12, only if he signed a contract extension with Top Rank.
In theory, Bradley, the recipient of a controversial decision over Pacquiao two years ago, would make himself a highly attractive opponent to Mayweather, if he beats the Filipino ring icon again.
Bradley is ranked second to Money by Ring Magazine among the world’s welterweights.
Pacquiao broke camp yesterday and, after a final workout with trainer Freddie Roach, immediately headed to Vegas leading a 30-vehicle Team Pacquiao convoy.
Those traveling with the Sarangani congressman included family members, visitors and news people from Manila, his training staff and his Los Angeles entourage of friends and hangers-on.
Before motoring to the Nevada resort city, Roach, who holds no punches in saying that Bradley will go down in flames, admitted to the London Telegraph that the fight Saturday night is a “must-win situation.”
“If we don’t win the fight, we have to consider retirement,” Roach said.
“We are in a must-win situation, it’s as simple as that. Some people think we are all done and we have to prove that we are not.”
Arum better be concerned for various reason
The unbeaten Mayweather (45-0, with 26 knockouts), who has resisted fighting Pacquiao (55-5-2, 38 KOs) in what could be boxing’s fight for the ages, is known to hand-pick his opponents.
http://sports.inquirer.net/149708/mayweather-surprise-visitor-to-bradley-camp
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