Mosley says PBF and Canelo have about the same punching power

[TitoFan]

Canelo choose not to knockout mosely out of respect and also canelo has the power to knockout mosely because he is the biggest opponent mosely ever faced

VD, that is what you have been saying in your posts.

Do you now realise how stupid that sounds?

No he doesn't.
Seriously.

[greynotsoold]

I haven't seen Alvarez much, just 20 rounds or so. I don't think that he is a big puncher. He reminds me of Yori Campos- he knocked out a lot of guys, but not at the top levels and I never saw him really hurt anybody with a punch.
From what I have seen of Alvarez, he is strong, pretty quick of hand, and he punches well to the body. He doesn't set his punches up well, and he doesn't place them well. You can throw everything as hard as you can, but, if you don't do those two things, you won't accomplish much. When you are fighting 'opponents' and guys there to lose, it doesn't much matter. At the top level, you have to know where they are going and set up getting them there.

[Beanflicker]

Violent, you're missing the point.

Let me put it to you like this: if I don't buy a lottery ticket, does that mean that I don't want 50 million dollars?

The millions of people who don't buy lottery tickets obviously don't want money... is that a fair conclusion to draw?

Just because a guy doesn't go for something, doesn't mean he doesn't want it. He may think that the prize is very unlikely, or carries too much risk.

You've heard the old boxing adage "don't go looking for a knockout, let it come naturally". Well, Mosley is one of the riskiest guys to go for a knockout against.

1) He's super durable, so the chances of you blowing energy and gassing out without finishing him are pretty high.

2) Mosley has big power and fast hands, which means that if you get overly aggressive, you take the risk of getting countered and KO'd yourself.

Canelo wasn't doing Mosley any favors out there. Mosley took a beating, but was never in danger of getting put away. He had the fight in the bag and elected not to go for the KO because it would have been too risky.

[Violent Demise]

Violent, you're missing the point.

Mosley is one of the riskiest guys to go for a knockout against.

1) He's super durable, so the chances of you blowing energy and gassing out without finishing him are pretty high.

2) Mosley has big power and fast hands, which means that if you get overly aggressive, you take the risk of getting countered and KO'd yourself.

Canelo wasn't doing Mosley any favors out there. Mosley took a beating, but was never in danger of getting put away. He had the fight in the bag and elected not to go for the KO because it would have been too risky.

Actually you missed the point. You're talking about Mosley from the year 2000. I'll even give you the Mosley from 2009. What you said applies to them Mosley's. I'm not talking about that Mosley. That Mosley no longer exists. I'm talking about the Mosley from 2012. The slurring his words Mosley who hadn't fought in over a year following a loss. A loss that wasn't even competitive. He actually lost by 13 points on one of the judges scorecards. And keep in mind he was credited with a knock down in the fight. That's how one-sided the loss was. He even wanted to quit like if he was a Puerto Rican. None of the things you said applied to that Mosley. Alvarez could of stopped him if he wanted to. Manny Pacquiao could of stopped him if he wanted to. He admitted himself he stepped off the gas. Out of respect.