Mayweather vs Ortiz Result: Mayweather wins vs Ortiz via TKO in 4th Round

Floyd Mayweather Jr remains undefeated when he won vs Victor Ortiz during Saturday night's WBC welterweight title fight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada (Sunday morning, Manila time).

The "Mayweather vs Ortiz" bout was no ordinary fight (but not surprising) as 34-year-old Floyd Mayweather Jr knocked out Victor Ortiz, who's 10 years younger, during the 4th round of the fight (4th Round TKO).

It was Mayweather's grand comeback on the ring after 16 months of rest (and just watching Manny Pacquiao's fights?)

Floyd Mayweather Jr now has 42 wins (26 are knockout wins) and 0 losses while Victor Ortiz's new record is 29 wins, 3 losses and 2 draws with 22 knockouts.

Watch a Youtube video of how Floyd Mayweather Jr knocked out Victor Ortiz in 4th Round:

It was an amazing knockout but many were not impressed with how Mayweather did it, especially that he did it immediately after he and Ortiz emerged from a break, and the latter wasn't ready yet to resume the fight.

Mayweather reportedly got booed by the audience after he knocked out Ortiz.

During the post-fight interview, Mayweather also had an argument with the 80-year-old commentator Larry Merchant. Watch!


Video uploads courtesy of jaydonpatillo and TheBestGWK

2010 ESPYs: LeBron James gets booed | Pacquiao loses to Mayweather Jr

NBA star LeBron James wasn't arround at the 2010 ESPY Awards (the ESPYs) held in Los Angeles, but he got booed by the audience. How did
it happen?

The audience booed LeBron James while his name was being mentioned and he was shown in a clip as a nominee for Best Male Athlete. For sure, that's still in connection with his decision to join Miami Heat.

And the sadder part for LeBron was, he lost the award. The Best Male Athlete award went to football player
Drew Brees, who was the night's big winner, also winning Best Championship Performance, Best NFL Player and as member of New Orleans Saints who won as Best Team.

In the ESPY Best Fighter category, Floyd Mayweather Jr scored a "punch"
against Manny Pacquiao and won the award. Last year, the Filipino
pound-for-pound King received that same honor.

The 2010 ESPYs was telecast live on ESPN Channel. Here are the other winners:

Female Athlete: Lindsey Vonn, skiing
Breakthrough Athlete: Chris Johnson, Tennessee Titans
Record-Breaking Performance: Isner vs Mahut at Wimbledon as longest
match in professional tennis history
Upset: Northern Iowa beating Kansas, NCAA Men's Basketball
Game: Canada vs USA, Olympic Men's Hockey gold medal game
Moment: Landon Donovan, World Cup vs Algeria
Castrol Edge Performance Under Pressure: Landon Donovan, World Cup vs Algeria
Sports Movie: The Blind Side
Coach/Manager: Phil Jackson, LA Lakers
MLB Player: Albert Pujols, St. Louis Cardinals
NHL Player: Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Penguins
Diver: Jimmie Johnson
NBA Player: Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers
WNBA Player: Diana Taurasi, Phoenix Mercury
Female Golfer: Lorena Ochoa
Male Tennis Player: Roger Federer
Male College Athlete: John Wall, Kentucky Basketball
Female College Athlete: Maya Moore, Connecticut Women's Basketball
Male Action Sport Athlete: Shaun White, Snowboarding
Female Action Sport Athlete: Torah Bright, Snowboarding
Jockey: Calvin Borel
Male Athlete with a disability: Steve Cash, hockey
Female Athlete with a disability: Amy Palmiero-Winters, track and field
Bowler: Walter Ray Williams Jr
Male US Olympic Athlete: Shaun White, Snowboarding
Female US Olympic Athlete: Lindsey Vonn, Skiing
MLS Player: Landon Donovan
Track and Field Athlete: Usain Bolt