Khan's win is his biggest, but don't go putting the great label on him just yet.

Marquez, Ward, Froch and Katsidis make this a great weekend for boxing fans.

Juanma continues to seek superstardom in America.

Superman Pacquiao hopes to turn back the challenge of the evil Margarito

Katsidis fights on despite a heavy heart.

Super Six tourney has turned out to be more of a hassle than a success.

Lucian Bute's left hand continues to dominate opponents.

What happens when you put two world class fighters in a ring together, add a little explosiveness and just touch of , "I cannot lose this fight" mentality?

What you get is the upcoming Carl Froch-Arthur Abraham bout. Each combatant is coming off of a loss that many in the boxing world thought that they would win.

Froch ventured to Denmark to face Mikkel Kessler. Kessler was the odds on favorite heading into Showtime’s Super Six Tournament, but was upset in round one by now tourney favorite, Andre Ward.

Some viewed the Ward fight as a bout that showed certain limitations for Kessler. Besides suffering numerous headbutts, Kessler seemed to be outhustled and lost a technical decision.

Froch had dealt Andre Dirrell a loss in their first round fight. The fight was, to be honest, hard to watch.

Random notes on boxing

Hatton is battling demons, the best place to start is to forgive himself.

Shane Mosley hopes to rebound after "the loss".

Boxing needs more fighters and less trash talkers.

The styles of these two fighters could be a perfect fit to give fans a classic fight.

The Klitschlos and Peter could solve the heavyweight mess we've had since Lennox Lewis retired.

You need two fighters to have a great fight. Pac-Mayweather has one.