A depressed Amir Khan reacts to the decision in December (Getty)

A chance to lock himself into a Manny Pacquiao fight and take out a legend wasn't enough to steer Lamont Peterson away from righting what he believes was a wrong.

Peterson passed on a chance to possibly face Juan Manuel Marquez at Cowboys Stadium during the summer for a Las Vegas rematch against Amir Khan on May 19. The choice is interesting since Bob Arum has mentioned that the winner of the potential Peterson-Marquez fight could've faced Pacquiao in November if he gets by Tim Bradley in June.

Peterson beat Khan back in December but has dealt with cries from the Khan camp saying the win was less than legitimate. Supposedly judges were compromised by a mysterious character near the ring and Khan also had two late point deductions to give Peterson the split decision victory (110-115, 113-112, 113-112).

"Stone Cold" with Tyson in 1998 (AP)"The Baddest Man on the Planet" never donned wrestling tights, but Mike Tyson made an impact during several appearances for the WWE.

As a result, the former heavyweight boxing king will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame on March 31 in Miami, the day before Wrestlemania 28.

Tyson first worked for Vince McMahon's company back in 1998 at Wrestlemania 14. He was the special enforcer for a brawl between "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels. Tyson reappeared in the squared circle in 2010 as a guest host during "Monday Night Raw."

Tyson is part of a Who's Who of non-wrestlers to enter the WWE's Hall of Fame - Drew Carey, Bob Uecker, William "The Refrigerator" Perry and Pete Rose have been enshrined alongside the elite of the elite.

Tyson joins masked superstar Mil Mascaras and the legendary "The Four Horsemen." on March 31.

Mayweatherparties-APSomeone in Las Vegas has a heart or the greater good of the Las Vegas economy won out.

The beneficiary is boxer Floyd Mayweather, who learned today that his 90-day jail sentence won't start until after June 1.

Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Melissa Saragosa reconsidered her original decision to send Mayweather to the Clark County Dentention Center starting today and pushed back his arrival date at the Las Vegas-area jail.

Justice of the Peace Melissa Saragosa said she weighed Mayweather's contractual obligations to a fight set for May 5 at MGM Grand in Las Vegas against an as-yet unnamed opponent.

Mayweather's lawyer Richard Wright had pleaded with the judge to allow Mayweather to fulfill commitments regarding the fight, emphasizing the economic benefit to Las Vegas when Mayweather fights.

Two weeks ago, Mayweather copped a plea to multiple misdemeanor charges. The prosecutor pushed hard for no leniency and jail time, and the judge agreed.