Manny Pacquiao

Philippine boxing legend Manny Pacquiao says the outcome of his July bout against Argentine Lucas Matthysse will likely determine whether he will hang up his gloves after a storied career.

The most advertised boxing match between Floyd Mayweather and Connor McGregor has failed to beat the record for ticket sales. The pair fought in August 26 in Las Vegas, the American won with a technical knockout.

Ticket sales from Floyd Mayweather’s superfight with Irishman Conor McGregor failed to top the record set by the American’s 2015 bout with Manny Pacquiao, according to figures released by the Nevada Athletic Commission on Wednesday.

The most anticipated fight of the century is fast approaching and the question of how to go about watching it is already being asked.

The fight is being shown in America exclusively live on Showtime Sports – but it will not come cheap.

American fights fans will have to pay £69.85 ($89.99) to watch in standard definition and £77.60 ($99.99) for HD.

On August 26, Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor are set to battle each other in the ring, but the bad blood between them began over two years ago when McGregor appeared on The Conan O’Brien Show, and O’Brien asked if he would ever consider taking on Mayweather.

One way or another, there will be two winners in next month’s Floyd Mayweather Jr./Conor McGregor bout: whoever wins in the ring, and Uncle Sam.

Former WBO welterweight title holder Manny Pacquiao is undoubtedly one of the greatest boxers that have have lived, and although he appeared to accept his controversial loss to Jeff Horn in Australia with a sense of humility and equanimity and composure immediately after the bout in the ring, it was a different story when he was on his flight back home to the Philippines.

Boxer Manny Pacquaio continued to relax in Greece as the world waits to find out who his next opponent will be. He posed in front of Mount Lycabettus and took a selfie in front of the Parthenon.

His arrival did not go unnoticed as he was mobbed by fans at the Athens International Airport.

The pressure of a $180 million payday never got to Floyd Mayweather Jr., even if the richest fight ever wasn't the best.

There are countless examples about how money and sports are interconnected. The money in Las Vegas this Sunday, will be flowing.

The “battle of the century” between World Welterweight Champion Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao, the challenger is expected to be a show to remember.