Boxing: Bernardo Osuna
"Friday Night Fights" analyst Bernardo Osuna has the latest on Miguel Cotto's possible next opponent (hint: Could be another classic Puerto Rico-versus-Mexico throwdown), where Amir Khan goes from here and Marcos Maidana's next move.
Maybe it shouldn't have surprised him that the judges in Puerto Rico disagreed, but Mexico's Orlando Salido thought he had won all but one round -- the fifth -- in his March 10 rematch against Juan Manuel Lopez in San Juan. As the featherweight champ told our Bernardo Osuna in last week's visit to the "Friday Night Fights" studios, though, it didn't matter. (Salido delivered Lopez another unexpected KO in P.R.)
Watch the above clip for more on Salido's thoughts about the Lopez win and to hear his future plans.
ESPN's Bernardo Osuna spoke to Brandon Rios at Tuesday's media conference in Los Angeles about his scheduled April 14 fight with Yuriorkis Gamboa and the controversy surrounding Gamboa's no-shows at both of this week's media events to promote the bout.
Down For The Count: Pacquiao-Bradley
"Friday Night Fights" host Bernardo Osuna discusses Manny Pacquiao's high-risk low-reward fight with Timothy Bradley Jr., set for June 9 in Las Vegas, plus more top bouts in the months ahead.
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