I was wondering if PBF, and manny dont fight shane, could the reason be that they know that fight will always be there, and if and when one of them loses again they can cash that mosely check...
I was wondering if PBF, and manny dont fight shane, could the reason be that they know that fight will always be there, and if and when one of them loses again they can cash that mosely check...
"Sixty forty I kicks yo' ass, Sixty forty I tears yo' ass up" - Roy Jones
That could be possible, but I'm not sure its actually correct.
Shane is a very advanced age for a boxer.
He's had a huge burst of motivation lately.
the only source of this motivation I can see is the forthcoming closure of his career. He wants to finish on a high.
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Hmmnnn... possibly... Shane is a decent money fight for both... bigger than a JMM fight in terms of money....
Wrong, JMM brings in Mexican fans, who are the last really big-spending group to spend money on boxing. Shane doesn't have a huge fanbase & he's not a major PPV star. JMM has a huge fanbase just by virtue of being the great Mexican fighter of the present time, & those fans are more likely to spend money on a PPV or going to a fight.
Shane would not fighter the losers of any fight, he has only a few fights left in him and he would not take sloppy seconds.
Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.
You could be right that JMM is bigger attraction than Sugar Shane Mosley right now but I think it's still highly debatable... Years back, JMM played 2nd or 3rd billing to the likes of warriors Erik Morales, Barrera and even Jorge Arce to the eyes of Mexican boxing fans coz JMM's play safe counterpunching style is not the usual Mexican brawling warrior style of boxing... In general, boxing fans love offensive brawlers as against defensive counterpunchers... JMM was even considered "can't draw flies" at one point... But since Mexican boxing idols were falling to the wayside one by one (Morales, Castillo, Barrera, Mijares, Margacheato, Arce, Angulo, etc.), JMM might be the #1 Mexican boxer right now in terms of fans popularity tho I think Chavez Jr. has a say about that...
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Why do you feel the need to constantly harp on about JMM in such a cynical manner? What is it? Is it because you have trouble dealing with the fact that most of us think he has outboxed Manny over two fights?
I would say that the "play safe" style has done pretty well for him.![]()
Little ways to go before they should assume Mosley a stepping stone.I think in that scenario that both might run a risk of going 0-2.
Last edited by Spicoli; 06-06-2009 at 04:08 AM.
fair play to paul williams, taking on a rather bizzarely still unknown entity in winky was pretty brave.
I consider sugar to be in the same category. The guy doesnt neccesarily do anything great, but he doesnt have a single flaw and is extremely hard to hit properly.
one dangerous horrible bloke
not when you basically say it's by default, and even try to make it seem as if Angulo of all people is more popular in Mexico, or anywhere really, as for "Fill in the blank"Boxer (the dude seems more like Prince every day, tomorrow it'll be "The Poster Formerly Known as SaddoBoxer") he tries to downplay any fighter that isn't Fillilpino or any bit Asian, but he does so mostly against JMM, why? cause he's not Pacquiao, Marquez kills Manny's aura of being invincible, something all his fanboys can't handle
I'm not saying it's by default... JMM earned his status as Mexico's numero uno right now... He's a very good boxer... He's the #2 P4P boxer in the world... He has 2 close fights with the great Pacquiao, he KO'ed Casamayor and Juan Diaz, and beat Barrera... JMM is no doubt earned his number 1 ranking among Mexican boxers...
As for Angulo, he was considered by many Mexican boxing fans as the next big thing in Mexican boxing... until his last fight...
On the sidenote, Mexico's current numero uno was knocked down 4 times (or 5 times if you count additional 1 KD holding of the ropes) by the great Pacquiao...
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