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In the absence of a bout against Floyd Mayweather Jr., Freddie Roach would like to see Manny Pacquiao against Tim Bradley.

Miguel Cotto's advisor, Gaby Penagaricano, assesses potential matchups against Manny Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Saul Alvarez.

Officials named for IBF's Lamont Peterson-Amir Khan return bout hearing on Wednesday. 

Lamont Peterson has 10 days to appeal the WBA's order for an immediate rematch with Amir Khan.

Lamont and Anthony Peterson will be the Grand Marshalls of the Martin Luther King Day Parade on Jan. 16. 

Tim Bradley is known to be among a list of five candidates being considered as the next opponent to face Manny Pacquiao, but Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer believes that he is the favorite.

If Juan Manuel Marquez can't get the Pacquiao fight, he envisions challenging Lamont Peterson for a fourth title.

Lamont Peterson must take a return bout against Amir Khan in accordance with an official letter from the WBA.

Manny Pacquiao recently responded to Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s Twitter challenges, stating during a press conference in the Philippines that their super-fight can happen if Mayweather accepts a 50-50 split of the money.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. said he's "ready to put my belt up" during his latest Twitter attack on Manny Pacquiao, one day after telling the Filipino superstar to "step up punk."

Barry Hunter: "Khan blames everyone and everything but his performance and lack of ability to make adjustments in the ring for his loss."

Floyd Mayweather Jr.: "Manny Pacquiao I'm calling you out. Let's fight May 5th and give the world what they want to see."

Like everyone else, Freddie Roach will be eagerly awaiting the results of Bob Arum's trip to the Philippines to decide who's next for Manny Pacquiao.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. must now apply for his license to fight on May 5, though no problems are expected.

Mustafa Ameen: "I look forward to answering the false allegations that I interfered with the WBA Supervisor, and somehow tainted the scorecards."

Lamont Peterson's publicist says the fighter has no knowledge of who the "Mystery Man" is.

Whoever he turns out to be, the man in the blue hat has become the focal point for Khan's claims of controversy.

Manny Pacquiao's advisor, Michael Koncz, says that he can't recall the last time the boxer fought for $20 million.

Mexico's Julio Cesar Chavez could face Puerto Rico's Miguel Cotto if he wins his next fight, and Cotto is not selected for a rematch with Manny Pacquiao.

Manny Pacquiao will be offered his choice of opponents between Tim Bradley, Miguel Cotto, Juan Manuel Marquez and Lamont Peterson on or after January 10 in his native Philippines.

Lamont Peterson's trainer, Barry Hunter, says Lamont Peterson is ready for any top fighter in the sport, including Manny Pacquiao.

Angel Hernandez says that his training methods were validated in Juan Manuel Marquez's November performance against Manny Pacquiao.

Manny Pacquiao's advisor Michael Koncz said "Lamont Peterson is another option" among those being considered as an opponent in the wake of Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s legal issues.

Steve Bunce says point deductions were the reason for Amir Khan's loss to Lamont Peterson, even as he called Khan's infractions "a stupid schoolboy mistake."

Lamont Peterson's trainer, Barry Hunter, and Manny Pacquiao's trainer, Freddie Roach, both like a matchup between their fighters.

Freddie Roach: "I think that Lamont Peterson is a great opponent for Manny Pacquiao if the Mayweather fight doesn't happen...That is, if he really doesn't want to take the fight with Khan."

Lamont Peterson on his victory over Amir Khan: "Things are always going to be rough for me. I never get anything easy. So I'm always prepared for a backyard fight, and that's what it was. I was victorious."

Amir Khan's Golden Boy Promotions has made an official appeal seeking to have his loss to Lamont Peterson overturned, and if not, to get an immediate rematch.

Lamont Peterson-Amir Khan is assessed by former United Kingdom titlewinners Steve Collins, Barry McGuigan and Johnny Nelson.

Kell Brook's American debut ends with a fifth-round knockout of Luis Galarza on Saturday night's Andre Ward-Carl Froch undercard

Kell Brook wants to "look sensational" against Luis Galarza on Saturday night's Andre Ward-Carl Froch undercard.

IBF Champions Chairman Lindsay Tucker told RingTV.com that his organization will not order an immediate rematch between Lamont Peterson and dethroned former titleholder Amir Khan.

Andre Ward says European fighters like Carl Froch and Amir Khan are "uncomfortable" when things get rough in the ring.

On top of the Super Six World Boxing Classic Cup, THE RING, WBC and WBA titles, Andre Ward and Carl Froch will be fighting for patriotic pride on Saturday.

Amir Khan wants a rematch so badly that Lamont Peterson's been offered at least $1 million for a return bout.

Steve Smoger wanted to allow Antonio Margarito to come out for the 10th round against Miguel Cotto, and would not have penalized Amir Khan for pushing against Lamont Peterson.

Co-hosts Doug Fischer and Michael Rosenthal discuss the Amir Khan-Lamont Peterson bout and preview this Saturday's anticipated Super Six final between Andre Ward and Carl Froch in the final episode of RingTV for 2011.

While HBO's Larry Merchant was "shocked" by the California State Athletic Commision's ruling Bernard Hopkins-Chad Dawson a no-contest, ESPN's Dan Rafael called it "the right decision."

Lamont Peterson: "If I fight Amir Khan again, it's going to be a cleaner victory, or I'm going to knock him out."

Washington, D.C., Boxing and Wrestling Commssion Chairman Scottie Irving addressed the issues surrounding Saturday night's Lamont Peterson-Amir Khan fight.

Although Lamont Peterson has received an offer from Golden Boy Promotions for a rematch with Amir Khan, Tim Bradley is an option.

Bernard Hopkins says he will "never fight Andre Ward," who he considers an understudy of sorts. Ward faces fellow 168-pound titleholder Carl Froch in Super Six World Boxing Classic final on Saturday.

Tim Bradley: "I think that Lamont Peterson should come and see Tim Bradley, and (try to) get some revenge. That sounds good to me."

Now that Lamont Peterson has scored the Upset of The Year over Amir Khan in perhaps The Fight of The Year, how about a rematch?

Amir Khan on Lamont Peterson: "A lot of people don't want to fight him because they're afraid of getting beat by him."

Ring TV.com has a live blog of Saturday night's split-decision victory by Lamont Peterson over Amir Khan, and Seth Mitchell's second-round knockout of Timur Ibragimov.

HBO's ringside scorer Harold Lederman: "What I'm saying to you is that the three judges are really good. I don't see any problems. They're experienced. They're all good guys and all good judges."

Amir Khan weighs 139, one pound more than rival Lamont Peterson and tied for the lowest he has been in six junior welterweight bouts.

Paulie Malignaggi's mouth has earned him a check that his butt can cash -- talking boxing on BBC radio.

Amir Khan looks to celebrate another December birthday with a victory over Lamon Peterson.