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Klitschko Lays His Eyes on Haye's WBA Title

The British heavyweight fighter David Haye currently holds the WBA title. And Klitschko Brothers have their eyes on his title. If Vitali, following his victory in Gelsenkirchen, Germany against Albert Sosnowski, the London-based Polish fighter, get to fight and beats David Haye, the Klitschko will be controlling every major havyweight title.

Haye agreed to fight Wladamir in 2009 and later agreed to fight Vitali but withdrew from both fights for different reasons.

According to an article in Mirror.co.uk, Vitali Klitschko reportedly said: "I promise David Haye the fight with me will be much shorter than it would be with my brother. Wladimir will beat him badly over 12 rounds. I will give him a much easier proposal. I will knock him out in two, three, maximum four rounds."

Wladamir seems to be holding a grudge against David Haye and things are more personal than simply anger following a withdrawn fight between the two. Vitali was quoted as;

"I want to fight David Haye very badly. Wladimir wants to fight against him also. I want to fight David Haye because he has the WBA world title. But Wladimir wants to fight David Haye because it's personal."

The upcoming fight does not seem easy for David Haye if he agrees to fight Vitali. Hopefully, we will get to see how this turns out before the end of 2010.

Vitali Klitschko KO's Sosnowski in 10th Round in Germany

Saturday night Vitali Klitschko retained his WBC belt with a 10th round KO win over Albert Sosnowski, the London-based Polish fighter Albert Sosnowski in Gelsenkirchen.

The referee, Jay Nady, stepped in to stop the fight after when Klitschko knocked down Sosnowski with 1 more minute to go in the 10th round.

Sosnowski reported said after the fight that he is grateful for this fight and he hopes to have another shot at the title in future.

Sosnowski would be the first Pole to hold the title if he was able to win this fight.

The next opponent for Vitali should be clear for anyone who has listened to the ramblings of Cyprus based British fighter David Haye.

Manny Pacquiao Awarded the Fighter of the Decade Award

Manny Pacquiao left for New York Tuesday afternoon to receive the “Fighter of the Decade Award” from BWAA - the Boxing Writers Association of America.

The BWAA award ceremony will be held on Friday at the Roosevelt Hotel on Madison Avenue in NYC. The famous Roosevelt Hotel is located a block away from Grand Central on 45th and Madison.

Manny Pacquiao is accompanied by a group of people including his wife Jinky and her sister Janette, his adviser Mike Koncz and their children Jimwell and Princess.

Pacquiao is reported to be taking some time off and later head to the Philippines before June 14th.

For those of you who do not know, Pacquiao is an elected congressman in the province of Sarangani, a province of the Philippines located in the SOCCSKSARGEN region in Mindanao. Pacquiao was elected recently during the May 10 elections.

Mayweather's One of Most Impressive Wins Ever

Mayweather ends up with one of his most impressive wins against Shane Mosley. Catching a big overhand right in the 2nd, Mayweather was badly hurt but he simply smiled and moved on.

Judges Dave Moretti and Adalaide Byrd gave it a 119-109. Robert Hoyle had the match at 118-110.

Following David Haye defeat, John Ruiz quits the sport

John Ruiz, the former heavy weight champion, has announced that he is quitting the sport following his defeat against the British boxer David Haye. David Haye, born in 1980, is the curent WBA champion.

Haye has faced his only professional defeat against Carl Thompson.

Ruiz, a 38-years old American boxer of Peurto Rican decent, had an 18 years long professional career. His record is 44 wins (with 30KOs), 9 losses, 1 draw and 1 no contest.

Ruiz, througout his carrer, has defeated 3 world champions: Evander Holyfield, Hasim Rahman and Tony Tucker.