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Virgil Hunter predicting a savage fight; feels Canelo and Angulo won’t be the same after March 8

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Trainer Virgil Hunter speaks at the final Canelo-Angulo press conference, as he is predicting a savage fight and feels neither man will be the same after March 8.

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Canelo Alvarez responds to Alfredo Angulo’s claims that he is a manufactured fighter

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HustleBoss.com’s Chris Robinson and other media outlets speak with former WBC junior middleweight champion Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez ahead of his March 8 match on Showtime pay per view vs. Alfredo Angulo.

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Alfredo Angulo admits he contemplated retirement while locked up in immigration detention center

HustleBoss.com and other media outlets continue to speak with former interim junior middleweight champion Alfredo Anuglo (22-3, 18 KO’s) ahead of his March 8 match vs. Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez. In this clip, Angulo speaks on his bond with trainer Virgil Hunter, the advice he got from his stable mates Andre Ward and Amir Khan, and why he considered retirement while locked up in an immigration detention center in El Centro, California.
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Canelo Alvarez reflects on the lessons he learned from his loss to Floyd Mayweather

HustleBoss.com goes behind the scenes with former WBC junior middleweight champion Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez (42-1-1, 30 KO’s) inside of the MGM Grand in Las Vegas ahead of his March 8 match on Showtime pay per view vs. Alfredo Angulo.
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Amir Khan says his speed, explosiveness, and movement would be something Floyd Mayweather hasn’t seen recently

Amir Khan speaking in Oakland, Calif. following another day of training (Photo: Chris Robinson – www.HustleBoss.com)

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By Chris Robinson

Tucked away in the city of Hayward in Northern California, former two-division junior welterweight titlist Amir Khan continues to wait to see if his name will be called for a huge opportunity to face off with Floyd Mayweather on May 3.

While not having dived into full training quite yet, Khan has been working closely with trainer Virgil Hunter in recent months in an effort to hone his skills as much as possible during his down time.

And despite not appearing to plea for the opportunity, Khan can’t deny how much the opportunity would mean to him at this point in his career.

“I’d love to fight Floyd Mayweather,” Khan revealed as we spoke following his training session. “In my opinion he’s the best fighter in the world.”
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Robert Garcia feels that Marcos Maidana’s upset over Adrien Broner itself is worthy of a shot at Floyd Mayweather

Marcos Maidana training in Oxnard, Calif. this past November ahead of his match vs. Adrien Broner (Photo: Chris Robinson – www.HustleBoss.com)

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By Chris Robinson

When Floyd Mayweather took to social media to ask the fans who his next opponent should be, there was definitely a strong reaction.

Mayweather threw up two potential opponents, British star and former titlist Amir Khan and Argentina’s Marcos Maidana, in an effort to get some further discussion going on his May 3 ring return inside of the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

Catching up with Maidana’s trainer Robert Garcia recently, he reacted to Mayweather’s latest move.

“You know what? Floyd Mayweather is Floyd Mayweather,” Garcia explained. “He’s the man in boxing. Why he does it? Because he knows he can do it. I don’t blame him. He’s the best at what he does. He’s the one that makes the most money in the sport. Why not do it?”

Garcia went on to add that Maidana is as deserving of a shot at Mayweather as anyone else based off of his recent run of success that has included dramatic victories over Jesus Soto Karass, Josesito Lopez, and Adrien Broner.

“Especially what he did with Broner,” Garcia reflected of Maidana’s upset this past December that left the sport buzzing and saw him crowned as the WBA welterweight champion of the world.

“Nobody thought we’d beat Broner,” Garcia added. “He not only beat him, but the way he beat him. He pretty much dominated almost every round. He not only put a beating on him but he also humiliated him. I think that win itself deserves the shot at Mayweather, honestly.”

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Chris Robinson can be reached at Trimond@aol.com

Marcos Maidana responds to Amir Khan and calls him out for a fight on May 3

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After hearing of Amir Khan’s personal diss towards him on Facebook about a possible fight with Floyd Mayweather, Argentina’s Marcos Maidana has fired back at his former foe. Khan questioned why Mayweather is looking at Maidana as an option for his May 3 ring return, claiming he has slow hands and slow feet.

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Amir Khan: ‘Why would Mayweather even consider putting Maidana in the mix?’

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As seen in an update to his personal Facebook page on Feb. 6, British star Amir Khan recently questioned why pound for pound king Floyd Mayweather is considering Argentina’s Marcos Maidana as an option over him for his May 3 opponent in Las Vegas.

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Abner Mares moving away from Gonzalez rematch; eyes May return on Mayweather undercard?

Abner Mares in training camp in California prior to his first match with Jhonny Gonzalez (Photo: Chris Robinson – www.HustleBoss.com)

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By Chris Robinson

According to a report Salvador Rodriguez at BoxingScene.com, former three-division champion Abner Mares appears to be moving away from a heavily-anticipated rematch with WBC featherweight champion Jhonny Gonzalez.

As we first reported, Mares pulled out of his scheduled Feb. 15 rematch with Gonzalez after suffering a rib injury while sparring down in Mexico City.

While it looked like the rematch was going to be pushed back just a month, it now appears that Mares may land on Floyd Mayweather’s pay per view return on May 3 in Las Vegas.

Chris Robinson can be reached at Trimond@aol.com

Luis Collazo upsets Victor Ortiz with a 2nd round knockout and calls for a clash with Floyd Mayweather

Victor Ortiz congratulates Luis Collazo in Brooklyn following his upset victory (Photo still)

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By Chris Robinson

Moments ago, inside of the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, Luis Collazo scored an emphatic upset win over Victor Ortiz in a battle of former welterweight belt holders.

The fight was fought at a brisk pace early, with each man having success landing sharp blows in the first frame.

The action continued to heat up in the second, and Collazo turned the tide permanently with a quick right hand in the trenches that caught Ortiz on the jaw and sent him spiraling to the canvas.

Ortiz wasn’t able to beat the count, granting Collazo with a huge win as he climbs to (35-5 with 18 KO’s). Ortiz falls to 29-5-2 with 22 knockouts and has some serious thinking to do in the wake of his third consecutive defeat.

As for the 32-year old Collazo, he didn’t waste any time in calling for a Brooklyn showdown with the sport’s top attraction, Floyd Mayweather.

Chris Robinson can be reached at Trimond@aol.com

Leo Santa Cruz expecting a great test from Cristian Mijares on the Canelo-Angulo bill

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Reporter Mohamed Ali was on hand in Los Angeles as WBC junior featherweight champion Leo Santa Cruz (26-0-1, 15 KO’s) spoke to the media ahead of his March 8 match vs. former champion Cristian Mijares on the Showtime pay per view Saul Alvarez vs. Alfredo Angulo event.

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Leo Santa Cruz expecting a great test from Cristian Mijares on the Canelo-Angulo bill

Reporter Mohamed Ali was on hand in Los Angeles as WBC junior featherweight champion Leo Santa Cruz (26-0-1, 15 KO’s) spoke to the media ahead of his March 8 match vs. former champion Cristian Mijares on the Showtime pay per view Saul Alvarez vs. Alfredo Angulo event
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