Pablo Cesar Cano has come up short in two big chances against veteran names in the last two years, but next Saturday plans to make a statement against Shane Mosley in Mexico.

The manager for Mexican superstar Canelo Alvarez sees his fighter as a serious threat to Floyd Mayweather, and doesn't believe that Mayweather has many options for September, either.

The May 4 fight between Floyd Mayweather and Robert Guerrero sold over 14,000 tickets, and came in just under $10 million at the gate.

Floyd Mayweather was reportedly in New York to meet with Showtime, and sports division head Stephen Espinoza feels he will fight again on September 14.

Lamont Peterson says he's not fearful of Lucas Matthysse's punching power, and he's willing to go toe-to-toe with him on May 18.

Richard Schaefer of Golden Boy Promotions says that despite early talk of a low buyrate, Mayweather vs Guerrero will come in over one million buys, though the bout underperformed with the Hispanic market.

Paulie Malignaggi says that Adrien Broner is the easiest opponent he was offered for June 22, and he wonders what happens when Broner doesn't have it easy.

According to promoter Frank Warren, Dereck Chisora and Deontay Wilder will meet on June 15 at Wembley Arena.

If Julio Cesar Chavez Jr gets his wish and faces Martin Murray on August 3, the WBC may put an interim middleweight title on the line.

Living legend Bernard Hopkins believes Manny Pacquiao is very brave to take a fight with Brandon Rios this fall, but also feels he's not making a smart business move.