I know I said I wasn’t going to watch last night’s HBO Boxing, but I did anyways. Couldn’t resist. Why? Because I didn’t want to risk missing Mayweather Jr. losing to Shane Mosley, in case it happened…but…Shane didn’t win. Floyd Mayweather Jr. of course, still remains undefeated. It was by unaminous decision. Floyd = 118 Mosley = 110. Mosley did real good. Made off with a great start. In the beggining of the fight, Mosley was pounding on Floyd Jr. like crazy with the crowd standing up. I was even going crazy myself, I was going, “Go, go go” with my arms flying in the air…but Floyd Jr. somehow managed to overpower Shane by getting more punches than him. Toward the end of the fight, Floyd Jr. was ahead, but the last round, Mosley caught up to Floyd with the number of punches. Even though Mosley still lost, it was a very close fight. Mosley came this close to beating him.

It was no surprise to me that Floyd Jr. was going to win again. I knew it was going to happen, no matter what. I’m sure there will be a welterweight out there somewhere that is capable of knocking Floyd Jr. to the ground. Floyd Jr’s “Rich & Famous” lifestyle will one day come to an end.

I was surprised for the huge number of celebrity turns outs that attended the audience. Celebrities spotted: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and his kids, Mark Wahlberg, Will Smith, Michael J. Fox, Mariah Carey & Nick Cannon, and lots of legendary boxers such as Muhammed Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard, Oscar De La Hoya were also there.

It was actually a great ppv last night. I enjoyed every boxing fight. I was also impressed with that 19 year old red head fighter who is also undefeated, forgot his name.

Kev