Floyd Mayweather (L) owes Manny Pacquiao $113,580.50 in attorney's fees (AP)Everyone, it seems, is desperate to see Manny Pacquiao fight Floyd Mayweather Jr. A bout between them would likely set gate and pay-per-view records.

They are fighting in a different venue, however, and Pacquiao got a minor win on Monday.

Pacquiao is suing Mayweather for defamation over claims Mayweather allegedly made accusing him of using performance enhancing drugs.

Mayweather skipped a deposition last year. He was later seen burning $100 bills in an Atlanta night club at the time he was supposed to be giving his deposition in Las Vegas.

[Also: Canelo Alvarez hammers Josesito Lopez for fifth-round TKO]

As a result, federal Judge Larry R. Hicks ordered Mayweather to pay Pacquiao's attorney's fees of $113,518.50, as well as court costs in the amount of $774.10.

Interestingly, as part of Hicks' decision, he noted that Pacquiao attorneys David Marroso and Harrison Whitman aren't doing pro bono work for the champ.

According to Hicks' order, Marroso is charging Pacquiao $695 an hour,

Canelo Alvarez (L) drew 1.036 million viewers to Showtime for his win over Josesito Lopez (AP)Perhaps now, the boxing is dead hacks will go away for a while.

All indicators are that the expected big weekend for the sport materialized. On Monday, figures released by the Nevada Athletic Commission showed the dueling shows in Las Vegas were each officially sold out.

On Tuesday, television ratings from Nielsen Media Research indicated that Showtime got a big boost in its ratings by broadcasting Canelo Alvarez's fifth-round stoppage victory over Josesito Lopez at the MGM Grand Garden.

Though the full breakdown is not yet available, Nielsen numbers show that the Alvarez-Lopez fight drew a peak audience of 1.036 million viewers Saturday. The main event of the quadrupleheader drew a 2.6 rating.

The ratings for broadcast and cable shows always come in earlier than the sales figures for pay-per-view event. Sergio Martinez's decision win over Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Saturday at the Thomas & Mack Center was on HBO Pay-Per-View. Though that figure is expected to be released later this week

Andre Ward attracted 1.3 million viewers to HBO for his win over Chad Dawson (AP)Super middleweight Andre Ward had a big night on Saturday in more ways than one.

Not only did he retain his WBA and WBC titles with a 10th round stoppage of Chad Dawson in a career-best performance at Oracle Arena in Oakland, Calif., Ward also drew a whopping 1.3 million fans to his fight on HBO Sports, according to Nielsen Media Research figures.

That came despite going head-to-head with a Showtime offering that featured Lucas Mattysse against Ajose Olusegun. That fight, which was at the Hard Rock in Las Vegas, attracted 344,000 viewers.

It was also a major gain for Ward from his previous fight, in which he decisioned Carl Froch on Dec. 17 in Atlantic City to win the Super Six World Boxing Classic title. According to Nielsen figures, the Ward-Froch fight on Showtime peaked at 580,000 viewers.

So, by jumping networks, Ward more than doubled viewership of his fights.

His performance also continued a strong run for HBO, which has attracted a million or more viewers for each of its World