A day after the controversial, homophobic comments on video streaming,  Mayweather returned to Ustream to clear the air with his fans and boxing public. His comments in the previous video resulted in public outrages who watched the profaned video.

These are the statement Mayweather mentioned in the boradcast.

“I do want to apologize for what happened the other night, I want to apologize to everybody. They felt it was a racist comment that came from me. I don’t have a racist bone in my body, you know. I love everybody. Some of my guys are Muslims. Some of my guys are Jews. Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, Mexicans, whites, it doesn’t matter. There is nothing but love in my heart, you know what I’m saying?”

He continued,

“I heard this from a few people. The only thing I want to say is, anybody who was offended by what I said the other day, I apologize as a man. I apologize. Forgive me for saying what I said. I was just having fun. I didn’t really mean it, nothing in a bad way. So let’s stay on this roller coaster ride and keep riding, baby. It’s all love.”

In the original video, Mayweather referred to Pacquiao as “a yellow chump,” and said “Once I stomp the midget, I’ll make that [expletive] make me a sushi roll and cook me some rice.” In addition, he said, “I’m going to cook that [expletive] with cats and dogs. Have some rice with a little barbecue dog.” He also referred to Pacquiao by using a derogatory slang term for a homosexual.

Here’s the video of his apology to his fans and the boxing public.

Spain’s Juan Carlos Navarro scored 22 points in an 80-72 victory thus eliminating Greece from the basketball World Championships on Saturday.

The Spaniards made a barrage of 3-pointers (8 of 18) and used a 13-3 run in the fourth quarter to push ahead during the game in the round of 16.  This will be the seven straight times that Greece lost to Spain.

Greece closes in at 72-68 on Vasileios Spanoulis’ layup with still 1:01 left in the game, but Ricky Rubio answered with two free throws.

Rudy Fernandez of the Portland Trailblazers added 14 for Spain while for Greece, Dimitrios Dimantidis and Nikolaos Zisis each had 16 points while Sofoklis Schortsanitis added 13 points.

The eight-time major champion Rafael Nadal is seeking t o complete a career Grand Slam reached the third round at Flushing Meadows and Andy Murray’s quest for his first Grand Slam title moved a step closer to a US Open semi-final collision course with impressive triumphs.

The top seed and Spanish world number one is trying to become the seventh man to complete a career Grand Slam by winning his first US Open title. Nadal reach the third round for the sixth consecutive year, he has never made it to the final in the previous tournament.

Nadal, Wimbledon and French Open champion, defeated the 39th-ranked Uzbek Denis Istomin, 6-2, 7-6 (5), 7-5, to reach a third-round match against France’s Gilles Simon, who beat German Philipp Kohlschreiber, 4-6, 6-3, 1-6, 6-1, 6-3.

Fourth-seeded Andy Murray defeated Jamaica’s Dustin Brown 7-5, 6-3, 6-0 to move into the third round in a match halted about 20 minutes due to rain from nearby Hurricane Earl, which brushed the US eastern coast and brought brisk, swirling winds to the US Open.

Next for Murray, seeking his first Grand Slam title, is Swiss 25th seed Stanislas Wawrinka, who beat Argentina’s Juan Ignacio Chela, 7-5, 6-3, 6-4.

Reigning women’s champion Kim Clijsters breezed into the last 16 along with US third seed Venus Williams. The second seed Clijsters improved her US Open win streak to 17 matches, including her only Grand Slam title runs from 2005 and 2009, taking the last 12 games in a 6-3, 6-0 victory over Czech Wimbledon semifinalist Petra Kvitova.

Clijsters, will face fellow former world number one Ana Ivanovic of Serbia in the fourth round. Ivanovic, the 2008 French Open winner who slid to 40th in the rankings, won the last nine games to oust French wildcard Virginie Razzano, 7-5, 6-0, and match her best US Open run from 2007.

Mayweather is out of control as he shows arrogant behavior. In the video, you can see Mayweather as a person who’s looks like in dire need of attention. He is surrounded by yes men and people who are just after his money. You can also see Mayweather flaunting his money.

He released this video as a clear indication that he is jealous of the attention and star treatment Pacquiao is receiving. In fact he even said that Manny Pacquiao is a good fighter but he is the best fighter of all and one day they meet up and he’s gonna win.

Mayweather spends a lot of money, but clearly he doesn’t spend it on wise counsel. His ego has swollen out of control and he has lost his sense of perspective. As you can see in the video, he’s surrounded by people who will not give him a good advise on how to secure a future. They’ve turned their heads to his often bizarre and distasteful behavior because he could increase the bottom line in their checking accounts.

He’s way out of style compared with Manny Pacquiao and he’s really a guy who doesn’t have the self control.

Watch the video of Mayweather ranting.

They will share parenting responsibilities for their two children, a 3-year-old daughter and a 19-month-old son.

The couple filed for divorce in Bay County Circuit Court in Panama City, Fla. No terms were released but the thought of Elin receiving a nine-figure sum is most likely although probably less than the eye-popping $750 million that some earlier reported.

In exchange, she there is certainly an agreement to a non-disclosure clause that prohibits comments, interviews, books and any other detailing of Tiger’s personal life.

For Tiger, 34, maintaining some strength to his brand for future endorsement and business opportunities would be a premium worth paying. An Elin Woods’ tell-all book and subsequent media tour would be devastating to whatever is left of Tiger’s goodwill.

Now, with those drama and trauma completion, Tiger can concentrate on his return to championship form on the golf course and turn around his spiraling game.

He hasn’t won a single tournament on the PGA Tour in 2010, the worst drought of his career. He went 0 for 4 in majors and hasn’t won one in eight attempts since he underwent knee surgery in the summer of 2008. The sooner he turn to focus onto his game, the better for him to start winning games again.

After getting Mark Cardona from the trading block, Meralco is now eyeing Coca-Cola center Asi Taulava as part of its efforts to make an impressive showing in its maiden season in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) this October.

Tigers board representative JB Baylon admitted that the newest team in the league is seriously working to strike a deal with Coke for the services of the six-foot-nine Fil-Tongan although there are still no offer yet from the camp of Meralco.

Taulava, who started his career with Talk ’N Text in 1999, remains as one of the formidable big men in the league today despite his age (37), that’s why Coke is not in a rush in shifting its starting center.

Meralco, which bought the Sta. Lucia Realty franchise, has been very active in getting players through trade to have a competitive team in the 36th season of the PBA.

Just last week, Meralco head coach Ryan Gregorio got his wish early when they got Cardona in a three-team trade with the Tropang Texters and Air21, which acted as conduit in the deal.

Meralco gave away its No. 3 pick in the coming draft and Josh Urbiztondo to the Express, while Talk ’N Text holds the No. 4 pick, which originally belonged to Air21.

Prior to the Cardona trade, Meralco also acquired Beau Belga in another three-team trade that also involved the same squads. Ali Peek returned to the Tropang Texters while JR Quiñahan will also make a comeback with Air21.

And with Meralco getting a legitimate scorer in Cardona, the team now wants to have a defensive presence in the shaded lane in Taulava to bolster its frontline.

Aside from Belga, Marlou Aquino, who has been given a one-conference extension by Meralco, is the other center of the squad.

Gregorio also beefed up his coaching staff by bringing in his B-MEG Derby Ace deputy Ronnie Magsanoc and former Sta. Lucia Realty head coach Boyet Fernandez.

Meralco no longer has a first-round selection in the coming rookie draft but will have Nos. 1, 3 and 5 selections in the second round.

A close source said the Nuggets are looking to trade Smith, a six-year veteran, who is entering the final year of a contract that will pay him $6.03 million.

His behavioral  display following a Game 4 loss to the Jazz, as Smith called out his teammates on Twitter saying, “You play selfish you lose selfish that’s all I’m saying about the game!” is one of the possible reason the team is considering him to be traded.

Smith also had some issues in the past with Nuggets coach George Karl and was seen visibly sulking on the bench as the team was knocked out in the first-round of the NBA playoffs by the Utah Jazz this spring.

Smith was runner-up for the 2008-09 Sixth Man Award but regressed last year, averaging 15.4 points per game on 41.4 percent shooting.

The decision to go to the zone defense as suggested by assistant coach Jim Boeheim to go “Orange” for the last play caught Spain off-guard after Derrick Rose put the Americans ahead with two free throws.

Spain took the lead for the first time with 90 seconds to play after trailing by 13 points in three quarters. Rubio’s stutter step into the lane drew attention and allowed the teen point guard to feed Felipe Reyes for an easy layup and an 82-80 lead.

In the succeeding play, Kevin Durant blocked the shots of  Ricky Rubio and Rudy Fernandez to preserve the win.

Durant led the United States with 25 points followed by Rose with 13 points and Lamar Odom had 12 points and nine rebounds.

It was the first loss in nine games for Spain for the defending world champion while US is 3-0 in exhibition tour.

The U.S. travels to Athens on Monday to play Greece in its final warmup match ahead of the world championships.

Kevin Durant topscored for the US with 15 points as they overcame a poor shooting start where they trailed 15-7 through a 3-0f-21 shooting and six turnovers in the first period.

With same poor-shooting of their opponent, the US were able to regained their composure taking the lead for good at 54-49 after a technical and flagrant foul slapped on Mantas Kalnietis near the end of the third period. 

The US, as expected,  started with Kevin Durant, Rajon Rondo, Chauncey Billups, Andre Iguodala and Tyson Chandler. The inexperienced Americans showed their nerves early under Lithuanian pressure, and it took Rudy Gay’s entry to spark the U.S. But the combination of Westbrook and Gordon in the third quarter more than gave the U.S. the cushion it needed.

Gay ended Lithuania’s 6-0 run, scoring from the right before blocking Paulius Jankunas’ one-handed slam attempt while Westbrook, who had 12 points and five rebounds, also played a key role in his bid to make the team.

The U.S. defense improved in the third period when Gordon made down all four free throws after the technical and flagrant foul, and followed up a Westbrook dunk off a steal with his own lay-in as the U.S. went into the fourth period with momentum and ready to run its fast break. Lithuania didn’t hit a shot for five minutes at the beginning of the period.

Gay finished with 14 points and five rebounds, and Gordon added nine points.

Linas Kleiza topscored for Lithuania with 12 points as Lithuania hit 25-of-62 shots against the Americans’ 27-of-58 shooting.

The U.S. had won its only previous exhibition, against France and will be playing defending world champion Spain on Sunday.

University of the East (UE) Warriors clamped down on Adamson Falcons in the fourth quarter to pull off a 71-63 win in their UAAP clash at the Philsports Arena on Saturday.

The Warriors came out blazing in the fourth quarter by banging in 22 points and holding down on defense the Falcons who only got 10 points in the final period.

Do-it-all guard Paul Lee was held to eight points but created a lot of scoring opportunities for his teammates with Martinez at the receiving end of some of his passes.

With the win, UE improved to 3-7 as Adamson incurred its 3rd loss in 10 games.