Undercard Matches for Mayhem starting to take form

Mayweather vs Maidana 2 has been one hell of a roller coaster between these two legendary fighters. From issues with gloves to the point of views and how they're going to tackle and approach each other come September.

Mayweather vs Maidana 2 "Mayhem", the undercard matches are beginning to take its final form on who will be going toe to toe with each other in the ring on September. Here are some bouts that are to be expected:

* Miguel Vazquez (34-3, 13KO's) takes on Mickey Bey (20-1-1, 10KO's) from Team Money.

*Alfredo Angulo (22-4, 18KO's) will be making his Middleweight Class debut against James De La Rosa (22-2, 13KO's) in a 162lb bout.

*Leo Santa Cruz (27-0-1, 15KO's) will also make his first in-ring appearance in a televised opening portion taking on the dangerous TBA.

Well, all these matches certainly hold a great "ring" to it. At this point, anyone is equally qualified to be for a decent undercard match in a Pay-per-view amounting to $70. They do hold promise that your money won't be wasted so stay tuned for more on Mayweather vs Maidana 2.

Mayweather vs Maidana 2, Fighter Profile Mayweather

Before we stick our eyes on the screen and our money on the table, let's first get ourselves a review of what we're getting ourselves shall we?

Floyd Mayweather Jr., a stellar amateur career with 3 Golden Gloves Championship and a 1996 Olympic Medal under his belt, are a few things that will probably put a weight down one of your decisions whether to vouch for either fighter. In line with the upcoming Mayweather vs Maidana Part 2, here is the latest statistics of Floyd "Pretty Boy" Mayweather Jr.

These numbers will certainly pull some punches on you if you want to be in Mayweather's fanclub. You may also check Marcos "El Chino" Maidana latest statistics.

Floyd Mayweather vs Marcos Maidana, Golden Boy Promotions

Rumors of uncertainty are floating about where Mayweather's next boxing match would take place after Richard Schaefer left his post as Chief Executive of Golden Boy Promotions, but Espinoza said Oscar De La Hoya's company will co-promote the said match in Las Vegas with access to Golden Boy Promotional License.

The assigned news tour that will publicize the bout is expected to begin next week in New York and will end at Los Angeles,Espinoza said. The 1st bout unfortunately did not have a press tour nor reports were that pay-per-view buys were a bit lower than most Mayweather fights you've seen. Though Espinoza would not reveal the numbers, he said it was a financial success.