The much-anticipated Pacquiao-Hatton boxing fight will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada and not at the Wembley Stadium in London as suggested earlier by the handlers of Ricky Hatton. The match is scheduled for May 2, 2009.

In last month's punch up between boxing champions Evander Holifield of the USA and the gigantic Nikolai Valuev of Russia, 3,5 minutes into the fight, Holifield took nine punches to the head and neck. Opponent Valuev wasn't even touched.

Bryan McCabe, now a Florida Panther, anticipates being booed by you, by us, the Toronto Maple Leafs faithful, in his return to the Air Canada Centre tonight. Let's prove him wrong.

Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps struck gold again in China and signed a million-dollar deal with Mazda to endorse its cars in the Far East.

The Pacquiao-Hatton boxing match-up has started getting media attention as the two popular boxers have virtually agreed to fight on May 2, 2009, with their respective boxing trainers throwing jabs at each other to defend their wards.

David Beckham, with AC Milan players, Kaka and Clarence Seedorf, meet winners of "Adidas Sign for AC Milan" at an Adidas store in Dubai Festival City.

Ottawa Senators drop a 3-1 decision to the Toronto Maple Leafs in Saturday NHL action. Could this be the point where the team throws in the towel for the season and starts to rebuild?

Scotsman Andy Murray won the Capitala World Tennis Championship in Abu Dhabi yesterday. He has trumphed over both No. 1 & 2 Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer to claim the title.

Canada and Russia waged another classic battle in there long and storied rivalry in Ottawa last night, in the semifinal of the World Junior Hockey Tournament. A see-saw battle saw Canada trailing in the final seconds, until this happened:

I was planning on watching the Toronto Raptors get spanked by the Houston Rockets tonight. The game, however, is being broadcast on TSN2, a channel I don't have.