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Written by: Reynante Pascual Santiago In the high-stakes world of professional boxing, a single punch can transform a rising star into a cautionary tale. For Sebastian “The Towering Inferno” Fundora, that moment arrived in April 2023. Leading comfortably on every scorecard, Fundora was systematically dismantling Brian Mendoza when a lightning-bolt left hook ended his night and his undefeated streak in a brutal, highlight-reel knockout.

Home / Featured / Floyd Mayweather Is A Coward Featured 1 Views By Scoop Malinowski I told you over a decade ago Floyd Mayweather is a coward. He even bragged about being a “rich coward.” I lost jobs and income and was ostracized for daring to write the truth the establishment did not want known. This week Floyd confirmed it again, he is a coward… Mayweather is so scared of a rematch with Manny Pacquiao that he is trying to fix it into a fake fight! But the scam is over.

By Reynante Pascual Santiago The heavyweight division, often described as the “glamour division” of boxing, has just been put on notice. This past Saturday at the Co-op Live arena in Manchester, 21-year-old British phenom Moses Itauma delivered a performance that didn’t just win a fight—it signaled the arrival of a new force in the sport.

Floyd Mayweather never lost a boxing match but he managed to lose over a billion dollars… Mayweather never wore a pair of underwear twice. He employed someone full-time whose only job was sanitizing his car collection each morning. If a car hadn’t been wiped down, Mayweather wouldn’t touch it. The man spent $12,000 a week at one Japanese steakhouse. Every week. For years. At a party, he threw $50,000 into a swimming pool to watch strippers dive in after it.

TMZ Sports has reported that former boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. has executed a $340,000,000 lawsuit against Showtime and its former executive, Stephen Espinoza. The massive lawsuit alleges illegalities for Mayweather’s most lucrative fights against Manny Pacquiao and Conor McGregor – allegedly Showtime and Espinoza directed payments to accounts controlled by Mayweather’s advisor Al Haymon, instead of to Mayweather himself. Curiously the lawsuit does not name Haymon as a defendant.

By Scoop Malinowski Status: Former WBA Welterweight champion 1994-1998. Pro record was 37-4-1 with 32 KOs. Ht: 5-8 1/2  Wt 147 DOB:  November 27, 1969   In:  Accra, Ghana Childhood Heroes:   Sugar Ray Leonard – his boxing style. And some people say I look like him. Nicknames:  Bazooka, Machine Gun, Ike (birth name Isufu). Hobbies/Interests:  Play and watch soccer, music. Childhood Dreams:  To be a world champion like Sugar Ray. He inspired me.

By Scoop Malinowski Terence Crawford was stripped of his WBC Super Middleweight title for not paying the World Boxing Council sanctioning fees of nearly $400,000 a six percent cut of his $50 million. “He forgot how he got to make $50 million,” WBC boss Mauricio Sulaiman said.

By Scoop Malinowski Evander Holyfield somehow ALWAYS knew he had Mike Tyson’s number. As far back as 1983, when both were still amateurs and before Holyfield won the Olympic bronze medal at 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, Mike Tyson and Holyfield had a little-known sparring session. “Mike was 17 Evander 21 . They wanted to see Mike under pressure. Cus D’Amato, Tyson’s manager wanted Holyfield, knowing he would give Mike some trouble.

By Scoop Malinowski Status: Former world champion boxer. Former IBF Light Heavyweight(1986) and WBA Cruiserweight champion (1991). Boxed pro from 1980-1998. Compiled a record of 44-8 28 KOs. DOB: February 10, 1962  In: Orange, NJ First Boxing Memory:  First memory of throwing a punch – I punched my father in the jaw because he was smackin’ me in the face. I was four. He was teaching me how to fight and we actually have it on film in home videos.

By Scoop Malinowski The media generally portrays professional prizefighters as having lower intelligence due to lack of education and absorbing too many punches to the head. Having interviewed hundreds of world class boxers and champions for thirty years, I learned this perception to be inaccurate. Despite a lack of college education, many fighters are extremely bright, quick-witted and smarter than given credit for.