Devin Haney on Canelo vs. GGG: ‘It’s a 50-50 fight’ Lightweight contender Devin Haney shares his thoughts on the middleweight fight that everyone wants to see happen: Saul “Canelo” Alvarez vs. Gennady “GGG” Golovkin. “I think that would be a real good fight. I don’t think that Canelo’s going to lay Roach happy with Pacquiao’s performance Freddie Roach answers a question from Tha Boxing Voice regarding whether Pacquiao’s performance in the third Bradley fight was better than his performance in the first two. Pacquiao won a 12-round decision. (Pacquiao) was much more aggressive than Dr. J: Pacquiao up there with Ali and Hearns Dr. J himself, Julius Erving, is a big fan of Manny Pacquiao’s legacy. Tha Boxing Voice asked Erving if Pacquiao is up there with all-time greats like Muhammad Ali and Thomas Hearns, and Dr. J’s answer was as smooth as his Roach wants Pacquiao to ‘go out with a bang’ World-class trainer Freddie Roach discusses his desire for Manny Pacquiao to go for the knockout against Timothy Bradley in their upcoming third fight.

“Since he’s saying this is his last pro fight we might as well go out with a bang,” Shawn Porter’s initial reaction to Keith Thurman withdrawal Shawn “Showtime” Porter candidly talks about his disappointment in hearing that his fight with fellow welterweight Keith “One Time” Thurman was pushed back. “I’m just hearing the news, and I guess you guys are getting my first reaction. Abel Sanchez says Canelo fight just part of Golovkin’s goal to unify Gennady Golovkin’s trainer Abel Sanchez sits down for an interview with Tha Boxing Voice to explain how a fight with Canelo is just one piece of the puzzle toward Golovkin’s larger goal of unifying the titles at 160 pounds. Lanardo Tyner not surprised by Jessie Vargas’ power Lanardo Tyner, a 40-year-old American welterweight from Detroit, gushes over his friend Jessie Vargas’ power after Vargas dismantled previously unbeaten Sadam Ali via ninth-round TKO. “I called it out. I told everybody (Vargas) was going to beat him,” Tyner told

Shawn Porter breaks down Canelo-Khan Welterweight Shawn Porter talks about the upcoming Canelo Alvarez-Amir Khan fight ahead of his 12-round exhibition match against Lanardo Tyner. “I saw pictures of Amir after a photo shoot that they had done. You can’t tell if he’s just too big or if Ken Porter 5 Weeks Out: Shawn Porter Keith Thurman Update Tha Boxing Voice’s own Sean Zittel was able to catch up with father and trainer of “Showtime” Shawn Porter (26-1-1, 16 KOs), Ken Porter. Ken as always was not shy in voicing his confidence that his son will beat KeithSUBSCRIBE, SHARE & LIKE Please check out our facebook page and hit the like button. / //thaboxingvoice Audio only Podcast subscribe Floyd Mayweather Sr: Manny Pacquiao wants Mayweather For a Payday Floyd Mayweather Sr: Manny Pacquiao wants Mayweather For a Payday. Floyd Mayweather Sr Says Chris Pearson Should Retire Right Now Floyd Mayweather Sr Says Chris Pearson Should Retire Right Now.

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Jim Lampley: Andre Ward Has Better Shot Against Kovalev Than Golovkin? Jim Lampley: Andre Ward Has Better Shot Against Kovalev Than Golovkin? Canelo-Golovkin ” I Don’t Expect to See Water Turn to Wine Over Night” Marcellus Wiley Immediate Reaction to Canelo Cotto Cotto Got Robbed? Marcus Marcellus Immediate Reaction to Canelo-Cotto Cotto Got Robbed? Amir Khan faces the biggest test of his career this weekend when he travels to America to face Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez. The Briton has won each of his last five fights but is a huge underdog against Mexican Alvarez, whose only career defeat came against Floyd Mayweather three years ago. The risk may be big for Khan but the rewards are even bigger, with Canelo's WBC middleweight title the reward should he succeed. It promises to be a thrilling fight, but how can you watch it? And what time does it start? Here are 11 things you need to know ahead of the bout... Khan faces off with Alvarez in the early hours of Sunday, May 8 2016 The two men will be stepping out at the brand new T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The multi-purpose arena, on the Las Vegas Strip, cost £258million to build and opened on April 6 this year. It has a 20,000 capacity and the battle between Khan and Alvarez will be the first bout at the venue. It will be shown live and exclusive on Box Nation (Sky channel 437), with coverage beginning at 1.30am. Box Nation costs £12 per month and there is no fixed contract, meaning boxing fans only interested in the Khan fight are able to sign up for just a month. Box Nation is also available on Sky, Virgin and Freeview. The weigh-in will take place on Friday May 6.Despite both having been around the welterweight division for a number of years, they have never come face-to-face. Khan is stepping up two weight classes to hunt for Canelo's WBC middleweight title. The Ring magazine also rank Alvarez as the No.1 in the middleweight division, with his 46-1-1 record. Amir Khan: “All the hard work and training has been done. I have a great team, and I am conditioned and ready to fight and represent my country of England.

"Mentally, I have prepared by praying, being with my beautiful family, and the support from my fans. Even though Cinco de Mayo is a Mexican holiday, we are going to see a lot of British flags come Saturday night. "This is a huge fight, as Canelo [Álvarez] is a star in Mexico and America. I know I’m here as the underdog, but I’m ready to win and take this WBC belt back to my home in England. I wouldn’t have taken this fight if I didn’t think I could take it. I have trained for everything and worked on my speed and my power. "A win against Canelo would be one of the biggest wins of my career because he is a superstar, especially on this Cinco de Mayo weekend in front of everyone. I have trained and worked on my speed and my power." Canelo Alvarez: "Khan is a very fast, very elusive and very tricky fighter. But I am happy with the work I have done and I am ready to go in the ring and break him down.” "I want to thank all of my fans for the support. I am very honored to be celebrating on Cinco de Mayo, and I hope to put on a great show on Saturday night.

"I'm training hard for 12 rounds. I'm ready to go all of those rounds, and if the knockout presents itself, I'm ready to take it." READ MORE: Canelo responds to Khan's declaration he'll teach him 'a boxing lesson' Oscar De La Hoya: "One fighter's gonna have to use a perfect game plan, has to stay focused, has to use his range, and that's Amir Khan. He's a fighter who throws a lot of combinations. He's a fast fighter, he has great footwork. "But one thing about Amir Khan is he's sometimes a little too brave for his own good. People might say that that's been his Achilles' heel. That's been his downfall in some of the fights he's been involved in." Roberto Duran: "It’s a very hard fight. Canelo is a strong boxer and he boxes a lot. Khan is strong too but he’s not too much of a puncher. "The two guys don’t have too much defense; that’s what I see. It’s very hard to say that [who will win] because it’s going to be a very hard fight, I think personally there’s gonna be a knockout."