Manny Pacquiao

Manny Pacquiao talks to Brian following his dominant win over Miguel Cotto. BK also shares his thoughts on the fight, the state of boxing and a possible tilt between Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather. Listen

Larry Holmes

Brian Kenny speaks with former heavyweight champion of the world Larry Holmes as he tours the Bristol studios. Find out what he thinks about today's heavyweights and MMA as well in this unedited, exclusive interview for ESPNRadio.com. Listen

The Brian Kenny Show Fantasy Football League

• Brian's Fantasy Football League
• Current ESPN personalities and athletes featured in the league:
  Doug Gottlieb, ESPN Radio host and college basketball analyst
  Jay Harris, SportsCenter anchor
  Brendan Haywood, Washington Wizards center
  Jason Smith, host of AllNight on ESPN Radio
  Adam Schefter, ESPN NFL insider

Floyd Mayweather

Floyd Mayweather didn't look like a boxer who took 21 months off. Mayweather scored a unanimous decision over Juan Manuel Marquez on Sept. 19 in Las Vegas and joined Brian Kenny to reflect on his dominating performance. Despite feeling "rusty," Mayweather explained how he was able to execute his game plan and what he'll remember most. He also talked about family and how he's redefining his nickname, "Money." Brian calls Mayweather the best pound for pound fighter in the sport. Listen: Part 1 Part 2

The Brian Kenny Show

Brian Kenny is the host of ESPN Radio's The Brian Kenny Show (Weeknights, 8-10 p.m. ET).

Brian Kenny was named anchor of the 6 p.m. ET edition of SportsCenter, ESPN's flagship sports news and information program in August 2006. He also hosts ESPN2 Friday Night Fights, ESPN Classic's Top 5 Reasons You Can't Blame, and co-host for that network's Classic Ringside.

Kenny has served as an ESPN anchor for Baseball Tonight -- receiving a Sports Emmy Award in 2003, and has hosted many shows on the ESPN family of networks.

Kenny was named 2004 "Media Personality of the Year" by Sports Illustrated, and was the 2005 recipient of the Sam Taub Award, given by the Boxing Writers Association of America to its Boxing Broadcaster of the Year.

Kenny has also called play-by-play for ESPN's Wednesday Night Baseball, the World Baseball Classic. He also hosts ESPN's coverage of the Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremonies in Cooperstown, NY.

Prior to joining ESPN, Kenny was Sports Director at WTZA-TV in Kingston, N.Y. for 11 years (1986-1997). While at WTZA, he won 11 New York State Broadcasters Association Awards, and five Associated Press Awards for Journalistic Excellence. From 1985-1986, he was a news reporter then sports anchor at WLIG-TV in Riverhead, N.Y.

Kenny, born October 18, 1963, attended St. John's University and the New York Institute of Technology. He graduated magna cum laude from New York Tech in 1985. He is married and has 5 children. His daughter, Alexandra, is a professional ballerina, and is a member of the Columbia City Ballet (South Carolina).