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Sunday, October 7, 2007

Samuel "The Nigerian Nightmare" Peter defeats Jameel "Big Time" McCline with Faith Hope and now the Glory

Samuel "The Nigerian Nightmare" Peter defeats Jameel "Big Time" McCline with Faith Hope and now the Glory. Saturday night's big fight card at Madison Sqaure Garden featuring the main event of WBC interim heavyweight champion Samuel 'The Nigerian Nightmare' Peter making the first defense of his crown against Harlem's own Jameel 'Big Time' McCline.The event promoted by Don King Productions in association with Madison Square Garden and Duva Boxing,and televised on SHOWTIME.

Jameel Mcline and Samuel Peters Face-off in front of Don King at the New York City Press conference Friday October 5.


Jameel McCline enters the ring for 4th title shot.


Samuel Peter after victory at the Post press conference.


Samuel Peter: (29-1, 22 KOs): When you were down did you think you were done? “No, no. I am the champion and I needed to defend my belt. When I went down I knew I had to stand up. “I broke my left hand during training camp and both of my hands were hurting me tonight. “I did not over look Jameel McCline. I am going back home to bring the WBC heavyweight championship back to Africa.”

Samuel Peter


Jameel McCline contemplates the decision.


Jameel McCline: (38-8-3, 23 KOs) Were you happy with your performance tonight? Not really. I wasn’t happy with my performance. I could’ve finished him, I should’ve finished and I didn’t. I thought I had him. He got away and that is why he is still champion. I will tell you this. Samuel Peter is a great champion.”

Samuel Peter trainer, Pops Anderson.


Promoter Don King has been telling everyone within earshot that Peter could be the next Tyson (King co-promotes Peter with Duva Boxing), and the Nigerian’s 76-percent knockout percentage backs the claim. His lone loss came by decision in 2005 against Wladimir Klitschko after Peter had knocked him down three times. Peter has since honed his boxing skills to the extent he beat Old School boxing master James “Lights Out” Toney twice in a row in his most recent appearances—both on 12-round decisions. Those victories made Peter the WBC No. 1-ranked mandatory challenger.

Don King in the ring fight night Peter vs McCline at Madison Square Garden.


Peter's, from Akwa Ibom, Nigeria, now residing in Las Vegas, has been waiting around all year while Klitschko attempted to come out of retirement, side step him and go to straight to Maskaev with the WBC title at stake. Klitschko and his promoters dangled millions of dollars in front of the feared Nigerian knockout artist to step aside, but the money and Klitschko’s ability to fight never materialized. Klitschko has yet to participate in his last five scheduled matches and has not been in a prizefight since 2004, although he did run in and lose an election to become mayor of Kiev in his native Ukraine in 2006. The good news came from the WBC on Monday when its board of governors made the decision to declare Peter its interim heavyweight champion. Now Maskaev must face the Peter-McCline winner in his next start or surrender his title if he is unable to participate for any reason.

Peter at the New York City Press conference.


McCline, born in Harlem and now residing in West Palm Beach, Fla. was supposed to meet Vitali Klitschko on Sept. 22 in Munich, Germany, but Klitschko pulled out less than two weeks before the fight. McCline subsequently agreed to fight DaVarryl “Touch of Sleep” Williamson for the North American Boxing Organization heavyweight title on Oct. 6.

The originally scheduled main event on the Garden card was supposed to have been WBC heavyweight champion Oleg Maskaev defending against then-WBC No. 1-ranked mandatory challenger Peter; however, Maskaev’s promoter pulled the boxer out of the match on Friday (Sept. 21) due to a reported back injury. The WBC named Peter its interim heavyweight champion on Monday (Sept. 24), and McCline agreed to step into the heavyweight world championship main event to face Peter late on Tuesday. “It’s crazy but that’s why you’ve got to be ready for anything in boxing,” McCline said. “I was in against Vitali, then Vitali was out. I was in against Williamson, and now I’m fighting for the world heavyweight championship against Samuel Peter. “I’m a big, strong and talented heavyweight that can stand up and punch with Peter. This isn’t the first time, McCline last fought in Madison Square Garden on Nov. 13, 2004, against Chris Byrd for the IBF heavyweight crown. McCline stunned Byrd with a staggering right hand that floored the defending champion early in the second round, which almost ended the fight. Byrd amazingly finished the session and the fight, and McCline ended up on the losing end of a razor-thin split decision that could have gone either way. Following the loss to Byrd, and a couple of stumbling blocks, McCline put together a string of six wins to earn another shot at a world title, this time against Nikolai “Russian Giant” Valuev. At a weight of more than 590 pounds, it was the heaviest combined weight for a title belt in history. McCline performed exceedingly well, winning the first two rounds before suffering a twisted knee just as the bell sounded to end the third round. The freak injury left him unable to continue in the bout. A three-sport high school star that went on to play collegiate basketball, McCline began boxing at a “late stage” and after a two-win, two-loss, one-draw record to begin his heavyweight career, he began to soar through the rankings, putting together a streak of 28 fights without suffering a loss. His first world title fight came on Dec, 7, 2002, against then-World Boxing Organization heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko. McCline lost a hard-fought battle by a 10th-round technical knockout before winning his next three fights to set up the meeting with Byrd.

Promoter Dino Duva, president of Duva Boxing, and WBC no. 1 contender Samuel Peter, issued this statement on the injury to heavyweight champion Oleg Maskaev, forcing Maskaev to pull out of October 6 title fight at Madison Square Garden:"We are shocked and disappointed that Maskaev is pulling out of the fight. We intend to verify this injury and the extent of it."In the meantime, we are urging the WBC to allow Samuel to fight for WBC interim heavyweight title on October 6. If and when Maskaev gets healthy, we obviously look forward to fighting him at that point in time."Sam Peter has waited too long for this title fight; he can't wait around for Maskaev to get healthy; Samuel Peter should fight for the heavyweight championship on October 6."

Eddie Goldman and Dino Duva


Promoter Lou Duva


The Under card

Polish favorite Andrew Golota (40-6-1,33 KOs), from Warsaw, defeated Mike Tyson conqueror Kevin “The Clones Colossus” McBride (34-5-1,29 KOs), from Ireland, for the International Boxing Federation North American championship.


Andrew Golota: “Kevin surprised me. He was faster than I thought he would be and he didn’t get tired.“I proved tonight that I can still fight with anyone.”Andrew Golota exits after Victory.

Kevin McBride (34-6-1,29 KOs): “No, I didn’t think the referee should have stopped it but I was having trouble seeing out of my eye. He really didn’t hurt me until the end. “I thought that I had him out in the first round. It was close. I’m okay now.”
Referee Arthur Mercante Jr. “Kevin was winded. He took a lot of shots. He can fight on another day.”Kevin McBride speaks to the Press.


Daniel Santos(30-3-1,21 KOs), from Bayamon, Puerto Rico, defeated, Two-time 147- and 154-pound world champion Jose Antonio Rivera (38-5-1,24 KOs), from Worcester, Mass., Santos and Rivera squared off in an elimination bout to determine the World Boxing Association super welterweight No. 1 ranking and mandatory challenger to recently crowned champion Joachim Alcine.

Daniel Santos: (31-3-1, 22 KOs) “It was a good fight and he’s a hard puncher. He hit me with some good shots early but my conditioning was so good it wasn’t a problem. Our game plan was to take him into deep water in the later rounds and that’s what I did. “Now I am the mandatory challenger to new WBA super welterweight champion Joachim Alcine. If he’s ready, I’m ready to do it tomorrow.”

Daniel Santos at New York City Press conference.


Jose Antonio Rivera: (38-6-1, 24 KOs) “I had good moments early but I was unable to explode the way we did in the gym leading up to the fight. I stayed in the same rhythm and was unable to pick it up. He had a field day with me. “Daniel fought a great fight. I was in great shape. I did my best. You have to tip your hat to Daniel Santos tonight.”

Jose Riveria and John Scully,trainer at New York City Press conference.


Kali Meehan (33-3, 27 KOs), of Australia defeated Williamson (24-4, 20 KOs), the World Boxing Association No. 4-ranked contender from Denver, Colo., to win the NABO championship; Kali Meehan When asked if he was fighting for his father-in-law Moana Fetelika, lost to liver cancer Thursday, Meehan said, “To be honest, it is the fifth anniversary of my auntie’s death, a good friend of mine died in an accident in September, and my father-in-law died on Friday. Sometimes these things make a difference. “I was never going to lose this fight. I felt better tonight than I did the night I almost stopped Lamon Brewster [for the WBO heavyweight championship].“When I fought Hasim Rahman at Madison Square Garden, I was fighting injured and I was intimidated. After all, it is the Garden. I was not intimidated at all tonight. I knew just what to do.

Meehan talks to the media after victory at Madison Square Garden.



Celebrity Sitings

Don King Lloyd Price and Reggae recording artist Shaggy, who performed.


Roy Jones and Wyclef Jean attend Peter vs McCline bout at Madison Square Garden.


Felix "Tito" Trinidad attends the Peter vs McCline bout at Madison Square Garden.



Mayorga attends Peter vs McCline bout at Madison Square Garden.


Samuel Peter,(l to r) Al Smith, guest, and actors Chinedu Ikedieze and Osita Itteme.


Keisha and Riddick Bowe, former Heavyweight champion.


Don King Productions has promoted over 500 world championship fights with nearly 100 individual boxers having been paid $1 million or more. DKP also holds the distinction of having promoted or co-promoted seven of the 10 largest pay-per-view events in history, as gauged by total buys, including three of the top five: Holyfield vs. Tyson II, 1.99 million buys, June 1997; Tyson vs. Holyfield I, 1.6 million buys, November 1996; and Tyson vs. McNeeley, 1.58 million buys, August 1995. DKP has promoted or co-promoted 11 of the top 15 highest-grossing live gates in the history of the state of Nevada including four of the top five: Holyfield vs. Lewis II, paid attendance: 17,078, gross: $16,860,300 (NOTE: Also second-highest live-gate gross for any event in history.), date: Nov. 13, 1999; Holyfield vs. Tyson II, paid attendance: 16,279, gross: $14,277,200, date: June 28, 1997; Holyfield vs. Tyson I, paid attendance: 16,103, gross: $14,150,700, date: Nov. 9, 1996; and Tyson vs. McNeeley, paid attendance: 16,113, gross: $13,965,600, date: Aug. 19, 1995.

Dino Duva, the president of Duva Boxing, has promoted great fighters and great fights during four decades in boxing. Growing up in a renowned boxing family, the Duva name has become synonymous with excellence in the fight game as the “First Family in Boxing.” Working closely with his Hall of Fame father, Lou, and his late, great brother Dan, Duva has been involved in the promotion of over 100 world championship fights including such titlists as Evander Holyfield, Lennox Lewis, Pernell Whitaker, Arturo Gatti, and Mark Breland. Duva is presently the promoter of Samuel Peter, regarded by many as the top young heavyweight contender in boxing.

MSG Sports Properties is part of Madison Square Garden, L.P., owned by Cablevision Systems Corporation, which includes the New York Knicks (NBA); the New York Rangers (NHL); the New York Liberty (WNBA); the Hartford Wolf Pack (American Hockey League); MSG Entertainment, which includes concerts and events at Radio City Music Hall, Madison Square Garden, WaMu Theater at Madison Square Garden, and the Beacon Theatre; MSG Media, which is comprised of MSG and FSN New York; and the Madison Square Garden arena complex, located in the heart of the New York metropolitan area.















Sunday, September 30, 2007

Kelly "The Ghost" Pavlik haunts Jermain "Bad Intentions Taylor, Andre Berto out jabs David Estrada

Atlantic City, NJ - Unbeaten Kelly "The Ghost" Pavlik (31-0, 28 KO's) of Youngstown, Ohio and No.1 contender(WBO & WBC) KO'd undefeated and undisputed world middleweight champion Jermain "Bad Intentions" Taylor (27-0-1, 17 KO's) of Little Rock, Arkansas. In the main event, for the 10,000 plus in attendance at the Boardwalk Hall and the millions watching on HBO sports world championship boxing, Taylor lost his WBC world middleweight championship title to the undefeated top ranked challenger Kelly Pavlik when referee Steve Smuger stopped the bout in the 7-round, of a scheduled 12-round championship contest.

Kelly Pavlik at the Post press conference after the victory.

Jermain Taylor at the Post press conference after the defeat.


DiBella Entertainment and Top Rank, co-promoters of Taylor vs Pavlik world championship boxing event.

Lou DiBella at Post press conference of the "Throwback".

Kelly Pavlik and promoter Bob Arum at New York Press Conference at Tavern on the Green.

Andre Berto (20-0,16 KO's) of Winterhaven Florida, in a NABF welterweight championship/WBC and IBF eliminator, won in the 11th round by TKO, over David Estrada (21-4,12 KO's) of Miami Florida.


The "Throwback" under card
Richard Pierson (5-1) and sparring partner for Kelly Pavlik, opened the action with a powerful display against Ray Smith (7-2-2 KO's), referee Sparkle Lee stopped the bout 2:58 into the 5th round, awarding Pierson a TKO victory.

Ronald Hearns (16-0-13 KO's) of Southfield, MI and hot middleweight prospect TKO'd Robert Kamya (16-8-4 KO's) of Florida. Hearns son of the great Thomas "Hitman" Hearns, twice dropped Kamya before referee Samuel Viruet stopped at the bout at 2:42 mark of the first round. Hearns is promoted by Lou DiBella.

Robert Hawkins (22-9,7, KO's) of Philadelphia, PA in a heavyweight 6 round bout, by unanimous decision, defeated Terry Smith (30-3,18 KO's) of Jermain Taylor's hometown, Little Rock AR.


Chazz Witherspoon heavyweight improved to (20-0) with his 5th round TKO win over Ron Guerrero (19-15-3,13 KO's). Chazz Witherspoon is a college graduate.

Keisha and Tim Witherspoon former two- time world heavyweight champion and Chazz's cousin, looked on from ringside at the victory.


Omar Sheika (27-8-18 KO's) a native of Paterson, NJ broke a bone in his right hand after landing his first punch, Omar Sheika KO'd, Tiwon Taylor, now (26-14-1-19, KO's) in the 4th round. Sheika, now fighting as a light heavyweight, is returning to action following more than a two-year layoff was a popular former title contender, who was sidelined with previous hand injuries, now faces a big obstacle in his quest for one more title opportunity.

Celebrity sitings
Keisha, Lennox Lewis and Paulie Malignaggi.


Danny Jacobs, Gary "Kid" Starks and Jaidon "The Don" Codrington.

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

“UNDEFEATED” MAYWEATHER & HATTON FIVE-CITY GLOBAL MEDIA TOUR, New York City, Rockefeller Center SEPTEMBER 19


“UNDEFEATED” MAYWEATHER & HATTON FIVE-CITY GLOBAL MEDIA TOUR, New York City, Rockefeller Center SEPTEMBER 19— Helping to promote their upcoming “UNDEFEATED” welterweight championship, “Pretty Boy” Floyd Mayweather and Ricky “The Hitman” Hatton packed their bags and are on a five-city global media tour which marks the first time since the days of Muhammad Ali that a press tour has traveled across the seas.

“UNDEFEATED,” featuring Mayweather’s defense of his world welterweight championship against the universally recognized world junior welterweight champion Ricky Hatton, will be promoted by Golden Boy Promotions and Mayweather Promotions at the MGM Grand Garden Arena
Tickets for “UNDEFEATED,” priced at $1,000, $750, $600, $300 and $150, go on sale Monday, Sept. 17 at 10 am PT Tickets will be available for purchase by visiting www.ticketmaster.com or to charge by phone with a major credit card call (702) 474-4000. Ticket sales will be limited to two (2) per person. The Mayweather vs. Hatton pay-per-view telecast, beginning at 9 pm ET/6 pm PT, will be produced and distributed by HBO Pay-Per-View and will be available to more than 61 million pay-per-view homes.The telecast will be available in HD-TV for those viewers who can receive HD. HBO Pay-Per-View is the leading supplier of event programming to the pay-per-view industry. For your Mayweather vs. Hatton fight week updates, log on to www.hbo.com. For more information visit www.goldenboypromotions.com

Madison Square Garden TO ANNOUNCE OFFICIAL RETIREMENT OF LEGENDARY MADISON SQUARE GARDEN BOXING RING

JOE FRAZIER Hall of Fame, Heavyweight World Champion– Fight of the Century, BERNARD HOPKINS, Undisputed Middleweight Champion & current Light Heavyweight Champ, EMILE GRIFFITH, Hall of Fame, Middleweight World Champion, DON KING – Hall of Fame promoter and others Madison Square Garden TO ANNOUNCE OFFICIAL RETIREMENT OF LEGENDARY MADISON SQUARE GARDEN BOXING RING





Madison Square Garden

The celebrated life of the historic boxing ring of Madison Square Garden will officially be retired on Wednesday, September 19th. The legendary ring has hosted more championship bouts than any other boxing ring in existence and throughout the years has become the place where champions became legends.
Upon it’s official retirement the boxing ring will be donated to the International Boxing Hall of Fame in Canastota, New York. The ring will be displayed in the Amphitheater where boxing fans from around the world will have the opportunity to learn of its legendary past.

WBC Heavyweight Champion Oleg Maskaev and WBC #1 ranked Contender Samuel Peter
to be on hand as new era begins on October 6th.






BUDDY McGIRT – Welterweight Champion & trainer

VITO ANTUOFERMO – World Middleweight Champion IRAN BARKLEY –


Middleweight Champion MARK BRELAND – Gold Medal winner and Welterweight Champion JOEY GIARDELLO – Hall of Fame - Middleweight World Champion VIRGIL HILL–


Light Heavyweight & Cruiserweight Champion JUNIOR JONES–


Bantamweight Champion JUAN LAPORTE–
Featherweight Champion CARLOS ORTIZ–
Hall of Fame World Champion MARLON STARLING - Welterweight Champion JOSE TORRES –


Hall of Fame World Champion GIL CLANCY – Hall of Fame trainer and broadcaster LOU DUVA – Hall of Fame trainer, manager, promoter

ARTHUR MERCANTE – Hall of Fame referee ED BROPHY, International Boxing Hall of Fame Executive Director SAM ROSEN, MSG Boxing Commentator

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

The Havoc Album Release Edition

Tabu Tuesdays @ Guesthouse continues to grow and we thank NYC finest partygoers for their attendance. We have the finest ladies and handsome gentlemen in attendance every single week. It never matters what host or gimmick, It always remains a good party!

Tabu Tuesdays presents the Album Release Event for Mobb Deep's Own HAVOC. On Tues, September 18 th, Havoc presents his solo project to the world, THE KUSH. You will see/hear it first at Tabu Tuesdays @ Guesthouse. Mobb Deep aligned their world renowned name with G-Unit and now Havoc of the Infamous MOBB re-introduces himself as a solo artist.


Tues, Sept 18th

"The Havoc Album Release Edition"

TABU TUESDAYS @ GUESTHOUSE
(located on 27th btw 10th/11th)
MUSIC BY: Hot 97s own Bobby Trends"

Doors Open @ 10:00pm

Grey Goose Open Bar 10PM-11PM (Courtesy of the Tabu Tuesdays Staff)

Gentlemen MUST arrive with a favorable amount of females to avoid the
LONG lines.

Groups of gentlemen MUST do bottle service for entry.

No Cover (w/ RSVP)

THIS ONE IS HUGE!!!! COME EARLY BECAUSE YOU DON'T WANNA MISS IT.

Monday, September 17, 2007

Miguel Cotto and "Sugar" Shane Mosley, Saturday November 10th Welterweight Championship fight, formally announced

Miguel Cotto and "Sugar" Shane Mosley, Saturday November 10th, Welterweight Championship fight, formally announced


Undefeated WBA welterweight champion MIGUEL COTTO, from Puerto Rico, and four-time world champion SUGAR SHANE MOSLEY, from Pomona, Calif., news conference to announce their world welterweight championship fight. Cotto vs. Mosley will take place Saturday, November 10, at Madison Square Garden and broadcast Live on HBO Pay-Per- View, beginning at 9 P.M. ET / 6 P.M. PT
MIGUEL COTTO, WBA Welterweight Champion, (30-0, 25 KOs)
SUGAR SHANE MOSLEY, Four-time world champion, (44-4, 37 KOs)
WaMu THEATER AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN



QUOTES FROM COTTO VS MOSLEY
NEW YORK CITY PRESS CONFERENCE
NEW YORK (September 6) . . . Miguel Cotto and Shane Mosley met today at Madison Square Garden WaMu Theatre to announce their October 10th Welterweight Championship. Here are quotes from today's event.
BOB ARUM
This is going to be the biggest test of Miguel's career
MIGUEL COTTO
"My power and experience of Mosley –that is the great ingredient for this terrific fight.
Every time that I have been fighting at Madison Square Garden it has been electric. The support of the fans has been incredible and that shows me that they believe in me.
"Everybody knows what type of caliber fighter Mosley is. But everyone also knows about my capacity, and for this fight if I have been training 100%. I'm going to train 200% because I'll be ready for whatever Mosley is going to bring to the table.
"In Puerto Rico, New York and Las Vegas I have been watching how my fans have been growing. I have to get more fans and defeating anyone will put me on that level. And defeating Shane Mosley will do that. I'm not the same as Tito Trindad…I'm going to be even more popular."

(Miguel Cotto at dais)



(A Birthday Cake for Shane Mosley, celebrating 36 years September 7th, compliments of Cotto)


("Sugar" Shane Mosley at dais)


SHANE MOSLEY
"I felt weak to make lightweight and then when I moved up to welterweight I started to feel that my opponents knew about my power. I already proved in super welterweight that I can knock out people…with my two knock outs against Fernando Vargas. However Cotto is one of the best welterweight out there besides me, but on November 10 th I don't want to leave any doubt that I am that best.
"I respect Cotto, he's good. But he hasn't faced the opposition that I have faced in my career which includes victories over Oscar de la Hoya twice.
"Cotto only has one style (a conventional fighter) and I have been facing fighters with different styles. I can adjust my style and I believe Cotto's style is perfect for me. I believe Cotto is going to come straight forward right at me and that's exactly what I'm looking for. I know that he is not a KO artist with one punch, but I also know that I can knock him out.
"I'm the type of fighter that knows how to deal with any situation and for this fight I'm going to bring everything, whatever is necessary to win.
"Growing up in California with fighters like Richie and Albert Sandoval. When I was 9 years old they started calling me Sugar because they said I looked like Sugar Ray Leonard. Since that day I've always had that name.

(Shane Mosley, Bernard Hopkins and Jack Mosley,(Shane's dad))

"When I was 13 years old I met Sugar Ray Leonard. I met his wife and I told her my name was Sugar too. She said, 'if they name you Sugar you have to be good.' And I told her 'I'm good, I'm real good.'
"Since then, that name has always given me a little magic. Maybe some of that magic is still on me.
"The name Sugar is special to me. I understand its significance of it, and it is a lot of pressure to carry that name. But I can handle it.
"Nothing will stop me from meeting my destiny of becoming the best welterweight out there. Cotto comes to fight every time.
(Bernard Hopkins, Cassius (Mosley trainer) and Jack Mosley)

Bob Arum
"This is the biggest test for Miguel Cotto. He is fighting a legend, and a Hall of Famer in Sugar Shane Mosley. November 10th will be a magical night at Madison Square Garden."
Richard Schaefer
"I have not a doubt that this bout will go down in the history books alongside the best ever at Madison Square Garden, and this will be one of the fights we talk about for a long time.


(Eddie Goldman and Bernard Hopkins)


Bernard Hopkins
"A lot is riding on Cotto's shoulders in this bout, and the Hispanic community respects that. You're going to hear Cotto, Cotto, Cotto. The name will start to change as the fight goes on but not because of what they hear, but because of what they see in the ring.
"On November 10th, the best man has to prove he's the best fighter. On that night, its going to be mano y mano, and they will have to fight for themselves."
Tickets to the event arepriced at $750, $500, $300, $200, and $100 and include a $4.50 facility charge, went on sale today and can be purchased at the MSG Box Office, TicketMaster outlets & TicketMaster phone (866-4487849), and online at www.ticketmaster.com / www.thegarden.com



Promoted by Golden Boy and Top Rank, in association with Madison Square Garden, the event will take place on Saturday, November 10 at Madison Square Garden. The Cotto vs. Mosley pay-per-view telecast, airing at 9 pm ET/6 pm PT, will be produced and distributed by HBO Pay-Per-View and will be available to more than 61 million pay-per-view homes. The telecast will be available in HD-TV for those viewers who can receive HD. HBO Pay-Per-View is the leading supplier of event programming to the pay-per-view industry. For your Cotto vs. Mosley fight week updates, log on to www.hbo.com .

SecondsOut Radio: Miguel Cotto, Shane Mosley, Jack Mosley, Bernard Hopkins On this week's edition of SecondsOut Radio

SecondsOut Radio: Miguel Cotto, Shane Mosley, Jack Mosley, Bernard Hopkins On this week's edition of SecondsOut Radio, at http://www.secondsout.com/radio/,host Eddie Goldman previews another of the notable fights taking placeduring boxing's fall feast: the showdown between the undefeated WBAwelterweight champion, Miguel Cotto (30-0, 25 KOs), and the formerworld champion, Shane Mosley (44-4, 37 KOs). This fight takes placeSaturday, November 10, at Madison Square Garden in New York. At a recent news conference at Madison Square Garden, we spoke withboth of the principals in this fight, Miguel Cotto and Shane Mosley,about what they see happening November 10. We also spoke with JackMosley, the trainer and father of Shane Mosley, and light heavyweightchampion Bernard Hopkins, there as president of Golden Boy PromotionsEast, whose parent company promotes Mosley, about this fight. It is free to listen to SecondsOut Radio, but you must register togain access to it. Just click here, http://www.secondsout.com/radio/,and listen, learn, and enjoy. Thanks, Eddie Goldman No Holds Barred bloghttp://nhbnews.blogspot.com/ No Holds Barred podcasthttp://nhbnews.podomatic.com/ No Holds Barred on MySpacehttp://www.myspace.com/nhbnews