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Pacquiao vs. Mayweather. Which contemporary boxer does Mike Tyson enjoy watching the most? If you think Floyd 'Money' Mayweather Jr. or even Gennady Golovkin is more 'sensational' in the ring to watch than Manny Pacquiao, then Mike Tyson's message to you is: "Hey, listen than that means you know nothing about boxing." 

In this new video clip , Max Kellerman (ESPN's Sports Nation) interviews 'Iron' Mike Tyson and when the subject of who he enjoys watching the most in today's fight age, the fighter which Tyson certifies as his #1 choice for being "the most sensational" is none other than Manny 'Pacman' Pacquiao.

Marcus Douthit may not be a natural-born citizen of this country, but there’s no denying he’s got a Filipino heart.

The national team center announced on Twitter that he will make a cash donation for victims of super typhoon “Yolanda” for every point and rebound he registers when he suits up anew for the Philippine team in the Southeast Asian Games basketball tournament.

Gary David, Eloy Poligrates, June Mar Fajardo, LA Tenorio, and Ronjay Buenafe are featured the Foton PBA Top Five Drives from the PLDT MyDSL Philippine Cup this past week.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. still wants none of Manny Pacquiao that he even started taking a shot at the Filipino’s existence.

Mayweather, who last saw action in the ring last September against Saul Alvarez, has four fights left in his massive six-fight deal with broadcaster Showtime. And he’s not rushing things regarding his next bout.

ATENEO'S rebuilding program after seeing its run of five straight UAAP championships come to an end this season got a major boost when blue-chip prospects Arvin Tolentino and Thirdy Ravena committed to join the Blue Eagles beginning next season, sources said.

The 6-foot-5 Tolentino is widely regarded as the finest junior player in the country today, having won championships in all his years with the San Beda Red Cubs while standing out in several national teams in campaigns overseas.

Manny Pacquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr. Compilation of videos depicting Floyd Mayweather Jr. being scared of Manny Pacquaio. Is Floyd Mayweather Jr. scared? You decide.

Former national team head coach Rajko Toroman is optimistic that Gilas Pilipinas will do well in the 2014 FIBA World Cup in Spain, the first time the Philippines will be competing at the world stage in decades.

Gilas Pilipinas qualified to the FIBA World Cup after finishing in second place at the 2013 FIBA Asia Championships, which was held in Manila last August.

In an interview with Joaquin Henson of The Philippine Star, Toroman said it will be a difficult task, but he believes Gilas can be competitive against the best in the world.