In Spanish, Oscar said in a local tv show, “Up until now, it’s been a very difficult negotiation process for various reasons but right now we’re very close,” and added, “we’re very close in finalizing the contracts that were once very complicated.”

We’ve not heard from both camps, Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao’s because they want to keep it silent as possible. The complete opposite of what they did last March when they were supposed to fight.

I sure do hope this is real because the boxing world or the entire world wants this fight to happen. This is good for the fans. This is good for the sport and this is good for the legacy of both fights and their pockets.

On the report, Pacquiao commented on the issue. He said that there is no way he will be fighting Floyd if ever the purse split is lower than 50/50. Pacquiao has made himself clear on this and he said that he will stand by his decision no matter what.

“If it’s going to be a 50/50 split, the fight will definitely push through,” said in an interview to local newspaper the Freeman… then he added, “Right now, it’s not year clear. He’s afraid to fight me.”

Pacquiao also said now that Floyd’s camp is asking for a 60/40 split in favor of them.

What do you think about Floyd’s demand for a 60/40 split?

Bernard Hopkins won a grueling unanimous decision in his long-delayed rematch with Jones, He dominated Jones from start to finish, emphatically avenging his loss in the famed champions’ first bout in 1993. the said cause of Bernard Hopkins , brought to the hospital is from the fight, Hopkins dropped to his knees for a third time after Jones hit him with a low blow 45 seconds into the 10th round, staying down for another long stretch. Jones then got a recovery timeout in the 11th round when Hopkins charged into him with a flurry that included a clash of heads. After the match he was found in his dressing room collapsed and exhausted so they immediately brought him to the hospital. No News yet up to now so stay tuned for more info here with us regarding Roy Jones Jr vs Bernard Hopkins Bout 2010: aftermath Hopkins brought to Hospital.

The Undercards

1^st Match is between Daniel Judah vs Ismayl Sillakh

First Round:

Silakhs speed is his great advantage in the battle, against Daniel Judah. A clash of heads opens up a cut over the right eye of Sillakh, but still the round belongs to Ismayl Sillakh 10-9

Second Round:

A left to the body landed, Sillakh swarms and Judah goes down. Although Judah went up by 8 count the referee called the fight and the Fight belonged to Ismayl Sillakh

1^ST match Winner by TKO of Round 2 Ismayl Sillakh

2^nd Match Sergio Mora vs Calvin Green

First Round

Taking the first strike is Calvin Green as he goes aggressive in the start of the round, a flush left to Mora that slows him down and backs him up against the ropes. But Mora replies the attack by a good body shot, but this came with a price Mora is cut between his eyebrow and bridge of his nose coming from Green, the round belonged to Green 10-9

Round 2

Mora throws a lot of short uppercuts. The turn of the tide, Mora puts Green’s back against the corner. Mora throwing quick punches, many of them to the body Round two was a very exciting round as both fighters go head to head. The Round belongs to Mora 10-9.

Round 3

Again Green is in an aggressive mode as he starts the round. Green forces Mora to the ropes again. Though Green made a lot of punches and good landings Mora always give a reply, with his counter punches he took Round 3 Mora 10-9.

Round 4

Meeting again in the ropes Mora lands a lunging jab and goes to work with Green. Mora owned round 4 Mora 10-9.

Round 5

Green is good and game to fight head to head but Mora is a more skilled boxer and in round 5 it shows. Green’s aggression and will expired as they enter this round. Mora with a strong combo claimed the Round, Mora 10-9.

Round 6

Mora taking advantage as Green now begins to slow down. Mora flurries again to end the round but doesn’t finish. Got to admire Green’s heart and will in this round, Round 6 Mora 10-9.

Round 7 Final Round

Mora is still having his way with him. Green showing a lot of heart, A left sneaks through Green’s guard followed by a right, a lot of follow up punches from Mora, Mora dominating Green the referee steps in and stops the fight. Round 7 Mora 10-9

Winner by TKO of Round 7: Sergio Mora

3^rd Match Undercard match between Rocky Juarez vs Jason Litzau.

Round 1

Juarez starts it slow, Litzau is using his jab against his opponent, not much action here. Litzau finishes round 1 10-9.

Round 2

Juarez in Round 2 trying to close the distance between him and Litzau. He is actually jabbing his way in and landing solid shots to Litzau. Round 2 Juarez 10-9.

Round 3

Litzau is using his jab while Juarez trying to catch up. Litzau’s range is causing problems for Juarez. He is landing great counters and stiff jabs. Round 3 Litzau 10-9.

Round 4

With great confidence Litzau and has more jabs coming from him. Juarez is getting battered with hooks as he tries to come in, Height is Litzau’s great weapon here. Round 4 Litzau 10-9.

Round 5

Juarez lands a good counter as both move into a clinch. Juarez entraps Litzau into the corner and lands good punches, allowing him to take Round 5 Juarez 10-9.

Round 6

Litzau with the biggest fight of his career in the line fights with great determination He seems to want it more than Juarez. Juarez being the smaller guy, has the problem of getting inside Litzau and show some good action. Litzau 10-9

Round 7 Final Round

Juarez works the body. Litzau pawing with the jab. Litzau has a cut underneath his left eye from a clash of heads. Juarez taking the advantage Juarez comes in and works the body more as he seems to be getting a rhythm, as he took the Round 7 Juarez 10-9.

The fight between Rocky Juarez vs Jason Litzau has been stopped at Round 7 due to the cut that Litzau has taken. And they moved to the score cards, score cards show:

The official scorecard has it 68-65, 67-66, 67-66 all for Jason Litzau

winner in 3^rd undercard match by Unanimous Decision: Jason Litzao

Main Event the fight between Roy Jones Jr vs Bernard Hopkins in 2010: Results

Round 1

Not Even a minute passed and the fight is already getting dirty. They clinch and throw at the back of each other’s heads. Jones misses some body shots. Tessitore the referee calls it “cautious and tactical.” That is announcer-speak for boring. Round1 belongs to Hopkins 10-9

Round 2

Hopkins is proving to be a hard target to hit as he keeps away from Roy Jones Jr. Hopkins with a body-head combo. Hopkins ducks an overhand right and there is more dirty fighting inside a clinch. Roy drops his hands and shuffles while Hopkins lets him do it. Jones is backed up by a right from Hopkins but he clinches to survive the round. Hopkins 10-9

Round 3

Hopkins release a lot of combination but Roy Jones evaded the attack. This is a brutal round to watch. Hopkins in control and Jones is cut. He’s fighting more cautiously than before. Round 3 Hopkins 10-9.

Round 4

More clinching that even got the referee involve. They are in yet another clinch and Roy lands a short, no-look uppercut. Hopkins is dictating the pace and Jones is letting him do it. Round 4 Hopkins 10-9

Round 5

And yet another clinch in the start of Round 5, and Roy lands a nice right hook. Then he smiles about it. Hopkins gets aggressive and pours it on Roy’s body. Back to the clinch, in this clinch Hopkins lands a low blow but is undetected by the referee. Round 5 again to Hopkins 10-9.

Round 6

Jones taunts Hopkins and asks for a punch from Hopkins. Bernard-Hopkins obliges the request and we finally get some action. Great back and forth as both guys finally deliver on the personal animosity, the match is getting hot in this Round 6. Jones hits Hopkins in the back of the head during a clinch and Hopkins goes down. Big delay but no point deducted. Hopkins charges after the restart and they fight for a good ten seconds after the bell. Round 6 Hopkins 10-9.

Round 7

The punch was incidental from Roy and Hopkins has already gone low on Roy twice, but Hopkins is crazy enough to convince himself that Roy is fighting dirty right now. A lot of feinting and posturing happened on this round. Hopkins has his right cocked and Roy has his left hand low but Hopkins isn’t throwing it. Hopkins seems to be looking for a kill shot. Hopkins is more aggressive now than usual. And again Round belongs to Hopkins 10-9.

Round 8

Into a clinch and Hopkins works the body, which in his brain ranges from the abdomen to the knees. The crowd is booing, as they have been since the first round, the great dirty battle as it may seem. Hopkins with a right that doesn’t quite land flush but Jones backed up against he ropes. Jones is moving and defending but not throwing punches. Into a clinch and Jones hits Hopkins behind the head again and here we go again it’s like playing a song over and over again. Hopkins goes down to a knee and milks it again. No points but a warning. It’s really a good job from Weeks because Hopkins is just trying to get points deducted, not genuinely reacting. Plus, Hopkins hit Jones illegally but as usual, the referee didn’t see it what’s up with that. Round 8 Hopkins 10-9.

Round 9

Jones just isn’t throwing enough to factor into the scorecards, he just plays plain defence and no offence at all. Jones needs a knockout for him to win now. Jones lands a nice right but Hopkins immediately counters with a flurry of about six clean punches. Any time Hopkins gets hit he responds with aggression. Round 9 Hopkins 10-9.

Round 10

Ill play that song again for in this round it started with a clinch again, Roy lands a borderline low blow and DOWN GOES HOPKINS! Ref rules it an accidental low blow but Hopkins is acting like he’s been castrated. Hopkins has landed at least two shots lower than that one on Roy and he’s completely acting here; trying to get a point deducted. Roy is just not retaliating in any way other than feints. Hopkins 10-9.

Round 11

Hopkins hits Jones with what is ruled an accidental headbutt. Jones is cut over his left eye. More booing rages the stadium. Jones takes hardly no time to recover and the fight is restarted without much of a rest period. Unlike Hopkins, however, Jones doesn’t respond with any vigor upon the restart. Round 11 Hopkins 10-9.

Round 12

Hopkins is fighting like he has this fight in the bag, and he does. Jones isn’t throwing at all. Hopkins is steady and plodding. Jones is inactive and oblivious. Round 12 Hopkins 10-9.

With the match over, the cards have been called with an obvious result,

117-110, 117-110, 118-109 for Bernard Hopkins

Winner of the Roy Jones Jr vs Bernard Hopkins II: won by Unanimous Decision Bernard Hopkins.

During their first Roy Jones Jr vs Bernard Hopkins fight that happened 16 years, when their fight is still in the Undercard, that fight that brought both fighters Roy Jones and Bernard Hopkins to the history is a very exciting fight that change the fighting world, the result is Roy Jones the winner by Unanimous decision, and ever since then their path has been apart until now after 16 years the rematch that Bernard Hopkins have been waiting for is here. The fight between Roy Jones Jr vs Bernard Hopkins 2010 was a complete reversal of what happened 16 years ago. Bernard Hopkins dominating Roy Jones in all rounds that led to his victory and vengeance. That’s it for the Roy Jones Jr vs Bernard Hopkins Bout 2010, thank you and good evening.

Round 1

Not Even a minute passed and the fight is already getting dirty. They clinch and throw at the back of each other’s heads. Jones misses some body shots. Tessitore the referee calls it “cautious and tactical.” That is announcer-speak for boring. Round1 belongs to Hopkins 10-9

Round 2

Hopkins is proving to be a hard target to hit as he keeps away from Roy Jones Jr. Hopkins with a body-head combo. Hopkins ducks an overhand right and there is more dirty fighting inside a clinch. Roy drops his hands and shuffles while Hopkins lets him do it. Jones is backed up by a right from Hopkins but he clinches to survive the round. Hopkins 10-9

Round 3

Hopkins release a lot of combination but Roy Jones evaded the attack. This is a brutal round to watch. Hopkins in control and Jones is cut. He’s fighting more cautiously than before. Round 3 Hopkins 10-9.

Round 4

More clinching that even got the referee involve. They are in yet another clinch and Roy lands a short, no-look uppercut. Hopkins is dictating the pace and Jones is letting him do it. Round 4 Hopkins 10-9

Round 5

And yet another clinch in the start of Round 5, and Roy lands a nice right hook. Then he smiles about it. Hopkins gets aggressive and pours it on Roy’s body. Back to the clinch, in this clinch Hopkins lands a low blow but is undetected by the referee. Round 5 again to Hopkins 10-9.

Round 6

Jones taunts Hopkins and asks for a punch from Hopkins. Bernard-Hopkins obliges the request and we finally get some action. Great back and forth as both guys finally deliver on the personal animosity, the match is getting hot in this Round 6. Jones hits Hopkins in the back of the head during a clinch and Hopkins goes down. Big delay but no point deducted. Hopkins charges after the restart and they fight for a good ten seconds after the bell. Round 6 Hopkins 10-9.

Round 7

The punch was incidental from Roy and Hopkins has already gone low on Roy twice, but Hopkins is crazy enough to convince himself that Roy is fighting dirty right now. A lot of feinting and posturing happened on this round. Hopkins has his right cocked and Roy has his left hand low but Hopkins isn’t throwing it. Hopkins seems to be looking for a kill shot. Hopkins is more aggressive now than usual. And again Round belongs to Hopkins 10-9.

Round 8

Into a clinch and Hopkins works the body, which in his brain ranges from the abdomen to the knees. The crowd is booing, as they have been since the first round, the great dirty battle as it may seem. Hopkins with a right that doesn’t quite land flush but Jones backed up against he ropes. Jones is moving and defending but not throwing punches. Into a clinch and Jones hits Hopkins behind the head again and here we go again it’s like playing a song over and over again. Hopkins goes down to a knee and milks it again. No points but a warning. It’s really a good job from Weeks because Hopkins is just trying to get points deducted, not genuinely reacting. Plus, Hopkins hit Jones illegally but as usual, the referee didn’t see it what’s up with that. Round 8 Hopkins 10-9.

Round 9

Jones just isn’t throwing enough to factor into the scorecards, he just plays plain defence and no offence at all. Jones needs a knockout for him to win now. Jones lands a nice right but Hopkins immediately counters with a flurry of about six clean punches. Any time Hopkins gets hit he responds with aggression. Round 9 Hopkins 10-9.

Round 10

Ill play that song again for in this round it started with a clinch again, Roy lands a borderline low blow and DOWN GOES HOPKINS! Ref rules it an accidental low blow but Hopkins is acting like he’s been castrated. Hopkins has landed at least two shots lower than that one on Roy and he’s completely acting here; trying to get a point deducted. Roy is just not retaliating in any way other than feints. Hopkins 10-9.

Round 11

Hopkins hits Jones with what is ruled an accidental headbutt. Jones is cut over his left eye. More booing rages the stadium. Jones takes hardly no time to recover and the fight is restarted without much of a rest period. Unlike Hopkins, however, Jones doesn’t respond with any vigor upon the restart. Round 11 Hopkins 10-9.

Round 12

Hopkins is fighting like he has this fight in the bag, and he does. Jones isn’t throwing at all. Hopkins is steady and plodding. Jones is inactive and oblivious. Round 12 Hopkins 10-9.

With the match over, the cards have been called with an obvious result,

117-110, 117-110, 118-109 for Bernard Hopkins

Winner of the Roy Jones Jr vs Bernard Hopkins II: won by Unanimous Decision Bernard Hopkins.

Round 1

Juarez starts it slow, Litzau is using his jab against his opponent, not much action here. Litzau finishes round 1 10-9.

Round 2

Juarez in Round 2 trying to close the distance between him and Litzau. He is actually jabbing his way in and landing solid shots to Litzau. Round 2 Juarez 10-9.

Round 3

Litzau is using his jab while Juarez trying to catch up. Litzau’s range is causing problems for Juarez. He is landing great counters and stiff jabs. Round 3 Litzau 10-9.

Round 4

With great confidence Litzau and has more jabs coming from him. Juarez is getting battered with hooks as he tries to come in, Height is Litzau’s great weapon here. Round 4 Litzau 10-9.

Round 5

Juarez lands a good counter as both move into a clinch. Juarez entraps Litzau into the corner and lands good punches, allowing him to take Round 5 Juarez 10-9.

Round 6

Litzau with the biggest fight of his career in the line fights with great determination He seems to want it more than Juarez. Juarez being the smaller guy, has the problem of getting inside Litzau and show some good action. Litzau 10-9

Round 7 Final Round

Juarez works the body. Litzau pawing with the jab. Litzau has a cut underneath his left eye from a clash of heads. Juarez taking the advantage Juarez comes in and works the body more as he seems to be getting a rhythm, as he took the Round 7 Juarez 10-9.

The fight between Rocky Juarez vs Jason Litzau has been stopped at Round 7 due to the cut that Litzau has taken. And they moved to the score cards, score cards show:

The official scorecard has it 68-65, 67-66, 67-66 all for Jason Litzau

Jason Litzao winner in 3^rd undercard match by Unanimous Decision.

What you have been waiting for is up next, the fight between Roy Jones Jr vs. Bernard Hopkins coming up next keep posted so keep posted.

First Round

Taking the first strike is Calvin Green as he goes aggressive in the start of the round, a flush left to Mora that slows him down and backs him up against the ropes. But Mora replies the attack by a good body shot, but this came with a price Mora is cut between his eyebrow and bridge of his nose coming from Green, the round belonged to Green 10-9

Round 2

Mora throws a lot of short uppercuts. The turn of the tide, Mora puts Green’s back against the corner. Mora throwing quick punches, many of them to the body Round two was a very exciting round as both fighters go head to head. The Round belongs to Mora 10-9.

Round 3

Again Green is in an aggressive mode as he starts the round. Green forces Mora to the ropes again. Though Green made a lot of punches and good landings Mora always give a reply, with his counter punches he took Round 3 Mora 10-9.

Round 4

Meeting again in the ropes Mora lands a lunging jab and goes to work with Green. Mora owned round 4 Mora 10-9.

Round 5

Green is good and game to fight head to head but Mora is a more skilled boxer and in round 5 it shows. Green’s aggression and will expired as they enter this round. Mora with a strong combo claimed the Round, Mora 10-9.

Round 6

Mora taking advantage as Green now begins to slow down. Mora flurries again to end the round but doesn’t finish. Got to admire Green’s heart and will in this round, Round 6 Mora 10-9.

Round 7 Final Round

Mora is still having his way with him. Green showing a lot of heart, A left sneaks through Green’s guard followed by a right, a lot of follow up punches from Mora, Mora dominating Green the referee steps in and stops the fight. Round 7 Mora 10-9

Winner by TKO of Round 7: Sergio Mora

3^rd Match Undercard match between Rocky Juarez vs Jason Litzau coming up next.

Let’s start up with the Undercards

1^st Match is between Daniel Judah vs Ismayl Sillakh

First Round:

Silakhs speed is his great advantage in the battle, against Daniel Judah. A clash of heads opens up a cut over the right eye of Sillakh, but still the round belongs to Ismayl Sillakh 10-9

Second Round:

A left to the body landed, Sillakh swarms and Judah goes down. Although Judah went up by 8 count the referee called the fight and the Fight belonged to Ismayl Sillakh

1^ST match Winner by TKO of Round 2 Ismayl Sillakh

2nd Match of the Undercard fight between Match Sergio Mora vs Calvin Green Will be up next so keep posted