ESPN has Mayweather-Pacquiao press conference covered

ESPN boxing reporter Bernardo Osuna interviewing Manny Pacquiao before today's press conference. Today, SportsCenter will have live coverage throughout the day from Los Angelesâ€™ Nokia Theatreâ€”site of todayâ€™s Floyd Mayweather Jr.- Manny Pacquiao press conference to formally announce their May 2 world welterweight championship unification mega-fight. SportsCenter will televise the entire press conference live at 4:30 p.m. ET on ESPN and ESPN3 will also carry the entire press conference live. SportsCenterâ€™s Lindsay Czarniak will anchor coverage from ESPNâ€™s L.A. studio. ESPN boxing analyst Teddy Atlas will also be in L.A. providing insight and analysis and Stan Verrett will anchor coverage from the Red Carpet outside the Nokia Theatre. In addition, reporters Jeremy Schaap and Bernardo Osuna will be on site to interview both fighters. Following the press conference, Czarniak will anchor the 6 p.m. SportsCenter live from ESPNâ€™s L.A. studio. â€œIt's very exciting to be a part of this unprecedented coverage on SportsCenter for the Mayweather-Pacquiao press conference, sharing interviewing duties with Jeremy Schaap and collaborating with Lindsey and Stan,â€ Osuna said. â€œThe atmosphere is going to be electric and it's great for boxing to be back with a prominent presence on SportsCenter.â€ ESPN boxing analyst Teddy Atlas on SportsCenter set outside of Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles. ESPN boxing reporter Bernardo Osuna interviewing Floyd Mayweather before todayâ€™s press conference. ESPN producers prep on the SportsCenter set, prior to today's press conference. Guillermo Rodriguez from ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live. Members of the media on the red carpet prior to today's press conference.

ESPN producers prep on the SportsCenter set, prior to today’s press conference.

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