and so the circus we call boxing continues... :-\
Mosley is just making a headline grab!! in the shadow of Oscar v Mayweather...
"don't forget about me I'm Shane Mosley and I can make a huge PPV event too!!" ::**
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and so the circus we call boxing continues... :-\
Mosley is just making a headline grab!! in the shadow of Oscar v Mayweather...
"don't forget about me I'm Shane Mosley and I can make a huge PPV event too!!" ::**
I laughed tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Bx730NY
I'm interested and I'll watch if it happens but Mosley and Tito should have done this YEARS ago!!!
I disagree. This will be Shane's third easy fight in a row. He gives the appearance of fighting better competition than some of these other guys because he's fighting people with big names. The problem is that they have big names from what they did ten years ago, before they became totally shot and/or retired. Would you give much respect to Klitchko if he called out Mike Tyson right now (while everyone else fights bs mandatories)? I wouldn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bx730NY
I understand your point but what I'm saying is that Floyd is considered p4p #1 (not by me, by the way) and not only has he been fighting guys who are not big names but, were never big names and that is why he looks so dominant. Shane can never be accused of ducking anyone. Again, this is coming from someone who is not even a Mosley fan, although I must say I do respect his track record.Quote:
Originally Posted by shza
:coolclick: SSSP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Starr
I think that this is clearly a step backwards for Shane. I mean...it'd be different if Tito had been even remotely competitive against Wright.
Waste of time.
I agree that it's a step backwards but going by Shanes track record, I don't think he wants to fight him because he thinks he's shot. I would rather see him be a part of the increasingly interesting welterweight division. I would like to see what he's got left against someone who is interested in being in the ring.Quote:
Originally Posted by wacko3205
Well what you fail to realize is that Wright is tough to look good against....and Tito has the size, power, and skill to beat Shane and beat him BAD!
Shane is a great, Tito is a great....it's no different than Shane fighting Vargas...everyone involved will make a ton of money.
I want it to happen now
As a huge fan of Titos, I would rather not see it cause I don't think he should fight any more defensive or fast moving guys at this point of his life (notice I didn't say career- he's retired). Maybe some brawling types just for thrills.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
You don't have much faith in your boy....Tito Trinidad is one of the best offensive fighters I have ever seen
Mosley is good and fast but defense??? Nah it's average, but not anything spectacular.
Trinidad is 5'11 and knows how to fight tall...Vernon Forrest is 6'0 and knows how to fight tall....Winky Wright is 5'11 and fights tall
Shane is 5'9, he has trouble getting past a good 1-2. If you work the jab and keep the distance then he's ineffective.
I think Tito ALWAYS has posed the biggest threat to Shane
Being a fan of a guy and knowing boxing are two different things all together. I love Tito and whoever he fights, I will be rooting for him but, he has been inactive for too long and I, as a fighter can tell you that when you get injured or whatever and have long stretches without fighting, your timing doesn't come back in a few rounds. Let alone a few fights. He's a guy that truly doesn't need to prove anything because even when he lost, it was after moving up 3 weight classes from where he started and he only fought the toughest fights on the way up. Why should he ruin his great legacy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
Being a fan of a guy and knowing boxing are two different things all together. I love Tito and whoever he fights, I will be rooting for him but, he has been inactive for too long and I, as a fighter can tell you that when you get injured or whatever and have long stretches without fighting, your timing doesn't come back in a few rounds. Let alone a few fights. He's a guy that truly doesn't need to prove anything because even when he lost, it was after moving up 3 weight classes from where he started and he only fought the toughest fights on the way up. Why should he ruin his great legacy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle
I would rather see Mosley fight the winner of the Cotto fight.
Although the way that the Joel Julo that Quintana beat is looking worse and worse.
I always felt that Cotto would stop Quintana due to body shots.
I'm not so sure of Quintana giving as much problems in a losing effort as before.
Trinidad has been inactive for too long...he needs a warm up fight and then fight Mosley.
Shane really should go after Antonio Margarito....I mean come on, the guy is just sitting there, not having fought extremely tough opponents and I think Shane could stop him late especially if he goes to the body early
I would love to see that fight. Tony or Zab would be the best fights for Shane. I would buy either fight, and like has been said, let's leave poor Tito alone :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyle