Margarito is next for the Pacman

The possibilities of a Pacquiao-Mayweather fight may be getting slimmer and slimmer as time goes by despite of the hopes of the many that there will be a time that this dubbed mega-fight will take place in reality not just in our imaginations.

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Hirales dethroned Casimero

A split-decision is what, the now new WBO interim mini-flyweight champion, Ramón Garcia Hirales needed to mar the unbeaten record of Filipino young boxer Johnriel Casimero; handed the Pinoy his first loss in 15 fights.

Casimero lead the scorecards most of the fight however Hirales had a comeback performance that convince the judges to hand him good points; scores were 115-113 for Casimero, and 115-113, 115-113 in favor of the Mexican. Hirales moves to 14-1-1, 8 KOs, while Casimero falls to 14-1, 8 KOs.

UFC 119: Features Lytle-Serra rematch

Matt Serra and Chris Lytle will hook 'em up one more time in a rematch from The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) 4 Finale when they throw leather at the upcoming UFC 119 event scheduled for the Conseco Fieldhouse on Sept. 25 in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Serra (11-6) narrowly squeaked past his fellow finalist on "The Comeback" edition of the Spike TV reality show. That win guaranteed him a shot at UFC Welterweight Champion Georges St. Pierre -- and there isn't a mixed martial arts fan alive that doesn't know how that turned out.

Unfortunately "The Terror" would give the belt back to "Rush" in their rematch at UFC 83 and go on to drop a unanimous decision loss to bitter rival Matt Hughes at UFC 98 one year later.

The stocky grappler returned to the win column with a technical knockout victory over Frank Trigg at UFC 109 earlier this year. Serra has only competed four times since his 2006 bout with Lytle -- compared to the 11 scraps clocked in by "Lights Out."

The Filipino Flash KOd 'Tyson'

An awesome finish by an awesome fighter. WBA interim super flyweight champion Nonito ‘Filipino Flash’ Donaire (24-1, 16 KOs) scored an eighth round TKO over Hernan ‘Tyson’ Marquez (27-2, 20 KOs). Donaire fought from the southpaw stance for the first four rounds and had mixed results. He switched back to his normal orthodox stance in round five and dropped Marquez with a series of big punches. Donaire was in command from that point on. The end came in round eight when Marquez was floored by a hard uppercut in round eight.

Juanma KOd Concepcion

WBO Featherweight Champion Juan Manuel Lopez (29-0, 26 KOs) scored a spectacular second round KO over Bernabe Concepcion (28-4-1, 15 KOs) on Saturday night at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico José Miguel Agrelot in Hato Rey, Puerto Rico. In a wild round one, Juanma dropped Concepcion and went for the KO but was knocked down himself by Concepcion near the end of the round. Lopez roared back to floor Concepcion twice in round two, the second time the bout was stopped . Time was 2:37. Next up for Juanma is a bout with Mexican ring legend Rafael Marquez.

UFC 116: Brock made Carwin submit

I was not able to watch UFC 116 on TV for I was busy doing something else, yah' something else; so I missed one of the greatest and 'biggest' fights in UFC history. Brock Lesnar against Shane Carwin could had me jumping and shouting in excitement with a beer on my hand... it didn't happen. So sad.

It's only 20 minutes ago that I've learned about the outcome of the fight, Brock had made Carwin submit thru an 'arm-triangle-choke'! Wow! So Lesnar won the fight thru submission? I was expecting a ground-and-pound from the big man. But I guess Brock had a plan B (submission) for he was hurt bad on the first round, he was even cut. A big comeback for him on the second round. Amazing.

And so, the record of Carwin had been marred, I would definitely like to see a rematch for this fight; I'm sure a lot of UFC fans do, too.