Thread: Is Shane Mosely the greatest ever?
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Old 07-05-2009, 07:43 PM
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Default Re: Is Shane Mosely the greatest ever?
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Originally Posted by Bilbo's Mom View Post
Sugar Shane has done what is apparently impossible to do. He moved down from 154 lbs to 147 lbs, late in his career, after more than 40 fights and well into his thirties and won the linear title.

As we know from recent debates on this forum as well as basic understanding of human biology it is impossible for a fighter to give up even a couple of pounds and be able to compete with a smaller guy on a fair footing and yet Sugar Shane has defied these odds and moved down AN ENTIRE WEIGHT CLASS and became the champ.

Surely he must be the best fighter of all time?

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Are you serious? Shane is good but greatest of all time? This post is the greatest waist of all time!