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The date is already set; the money already there. The issues that stopped them from fighting in March no longer seem to be such big issues. Yet Mayweather remains a reluctant warrior at best. And nobody can seem to figure out why.

The LeBron James fiasco unfolded like an episode of the Jerry Springer Show with the former Cavs star/savior as both ringmaster and featured circus act.

While all of Cleveland is decrying James' lack of loyalty to the city and the Cavaliers, his jumping ship to the Miami Heat for what presumably is a bigger and better deal is par for the course in a world where big business and people with money can operate with impunity if the price is right.

tern said Monday he would have advised James to tell the Cleveland Cavaliers of his choice to leave for the Miami Heat earlier than he did, and that the two-time MVP's public announcement shouldn't have come in a made-for-television special that attracted nearly 10 million viewers.

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