By Ron Borges
Now that Joe Calzaghe is finished with Bernard Hopkins and Miguel Cotto is ready for Antonio Margarito it seemed time to revisit our pound-for-pound debate. Here’s the latest top 10, with many slots unchanged.
1. Floyd Mayweather - No debating this whether you like his style or not.
2. Manny Pacquiao - Not by much […]

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Game on.
Only weeks after NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell voiced his growing displeasure at the length of time it was taking to come to an agreement with Spygate whistle blower Matt Walsh, a deal was finally reached this week and on May 13 Walsh will at last tell Goodell what he knows, or thinks he knows, […]

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By Ron Borges
The Patriots, like half the teams in the top portion of Saturday’s first round of the NFL draft, would like to do one thing when their name is called. They’d like to not answer. And not make a pick.
New England may be one team that can do it.
Selecting seventh, the Patriots have possible […]

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By Ron Borges
Anybody still scratching their head as to why New England Patriots former assistant videographer/personnel department gofer Matt Walsh has been so insistent on receiving air-tight protection from being sued by his former employer before coming forward with whatever he knows or doesn’t know about Bill Belichick’s mastery of the surreptitious uses of film […]

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By Ron Borges
Give credit to Bob Kraft and Bill Belichick. They stood up for themselves this week in Florida and also stood up for the good of the game that has made them both famous.

When the Patriots’ owner and his head coach rose at the annual NFL owners’ meetings in Palm Beach, FL. and apologized […]

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