Friday September 21, 2012
Mayweather ordered to pay Pacman’s legal costs
LAS VEGAS: Boxer Floyd Mayweather has been ordered by a US judge to pay over US$100,000 in legal costs after the American failed to answer questions from Manny Pacquiao’s lawyers in a defamation case.
American federal judge Larry Hicks awarded Pacquiao about US$113,000 in legal fees for his lawyers and US$774 in costs, because of “Mayweather’s obviously intentional decision not to appear for his court ordered deposition.” — AFP
- Ice queen Nicol into British Open quarters
- National badminton team’s lack of depth a glaring factor in home tourney
- Khim Wah-V Shem perform above expectations in Sudirman Cup debut
- Dane Jorgensen’s wish is to avoid Chinese ace Lin Dan in World Championships
- Dong-keun shows he’s a capable replacement
- Kenichi’s goal is to take Japan into Sudirman Cup semi-finals
- Indonesia drawn to meet China again – in knockout stage
- Squash group on final push for Olympic bid
- Only Nicol David left to fly Malaysian flag
- Australia to consider following ban on anchor putters
- Olazabal urges Woods and Garcia to settle row
- McIlroy slumps as Ilonen shines at wintry Wentworth
- Dominant Williams fearful of enemy within
- Nadal back in old routine and looking invincible
- French slam drought set to drag on at Roland Garros
- Rosberg on top for Mercedes in first Monaco practice
- Evans to lead BMC team in Tour, says team boss
- Sponsor Adidas criticises Garcia over Woods jibe
- Rugby: Former All Black coach Henry on misconduct charge
- Analysis - Has the anchor ban come too late?
RSS
