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    Default Re: Glenn McCrory Tips Shane

    Really the only thing that bothers me RE: a Mosley win is whether he can match Mayweather for footspeed, everything else is pretty nip and tuck -

    Hand Speed, I reckon they're about the same and Mosley does more than just put shot, he can fire out quick sharp combos...

    Punching Power, no question here Mosley stands out much further than Mayweather in this department. Unless its late in the fight and Shane is exhausted (never really seen it happen) I can't see all but Mayweathers hardest most perfectly landed shots bothering shane that much if at all.

    Strength, again although I think a lot of people probably under estimate mayweather's power and strength I think that Shane is one strong dude... much more so than Floyd.

    adapatbility... both men can do it all when needed and both can work a gameplan.

    defence, floyd wins this but not but as much as a lot think in my opinion. Mayweather's defense is foresight and planning rather than just reflexes but he can be hit when out of his comfort zone, (even hatton was catching him cleanly until mayweather realised Hatton is actually pretty quick on his feet and cna move into range quickly)

    stamina, both have great stamina, with mosely we've seen him fight hard for 12 rounds, with floyd we've seen him not tire over 12 rounds but this i largely due the fact he can win rounds with very little exhertion. his gym and pad work is legendary but often looks very tippy tappy (get a guy to jog for 45 minutes and get a guy who can sprint on and off for 30 and the latter is fitter) so if shane can make him actually fight for 12 rounds we'll see just how great his stamina is?

    Floyd being younger and less shop warn than shane should be able to dig deeper and be frsher for longer, but this is also a mental game and one we've not seen floyd play.

    I really can't see Floyd doing very well by staying in the pocket/on the ropes against shane and shoulder rolling, Shane doesn't play that shit and I don't see Floyd standing up to what shane would bring if he did.

    I reckon Mayweather will try and jump in with pots shots, work angles and be in and out using his movement and ring generalship, especially at 38 I think floyd's feet are quite a bit faster than shanes....

    that said I think that given that Shane has longer arms (De La Hoya didn't, despite being almost 2 inches taller and he had a lot of sucess with his jab... when he bothered to use it V floyd) he may have some success walking Mayweather down with the jab and timing him coming in with potshots and firing a stiff jab out there.

    I think if Mosely can get the right timing down whilst applying some pressure to either prevent floyd from potshotting/draw him into shane's type of fight then he has a pretty good shout.

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    Default Re: Glenn McCrory Tips Shane

    I wasn't sure where to go with this fight, I've been going back and forth but thankfully this makes my decision for me. Mayweather takes the win.

    Although to be honest it just follows Glenn's usual criteria for picking a fight

    Cotto beats Pacquaio "too big and too strong"

    Valuev beats Haye "too big and too strong"

    Mayweather beats Marquez "too big and too strong"

    De La Hoya beats Pacquiao "too big and too strong"

    De La Hoya beats Mayweather "too big and too strong"

    So off the top of my head that's 1 out of 5 for Glenn off his 'big', 'strong' criteria.

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    Default Re: Glenn McCrory Tips Shane

    I just don't no who to pick. I think the uncertainty makes it that much more intriging. I want shane to boombash him. Whatever happens tho I think it will be floyds toughest ever fight

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    Default Re: Glenn McCrory Tips Shane

    Quote Originally Posted by JazMerkin View Post
    I wasn't sure where to go with this fight, I've been going back and forth but thankfully this makes my decision for me. Mayweather takes the win.

    Although to be honest it just follows Glenn's usual criteria for picking a fight

    Cotto beats Pacquaio "too big and too strong"

    Valuev beats Haye "too big and too strong"

    Mayweather beats Marquez "too big and too strong"

    De La Hoya beats Pacquiao "too big and too strong"

    De La Hoya beats Mayweather "too big and too strong"

    So off the top of my head that's 1 out of 5 for Glenn off his 'big', 'strong' criteria.
    lol was thinkin the exact same thing . Floyd should beat sHane handily IMO if he's as good as he says he is, Shane is what he is at this stage of his career - a sturdy chin and mentality and a decent dig, don't think any welter great in history would struggle to outpoint this version of shane and Floyd should do the same if he thinks he belongs. Don't think Shane has regained anything as people are tryin ro claim from the Tony performance, he only has power in his hayemekers which he shouldn't land on Floyd.

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    Default Re: Glenn McCrory Tips Shane

    Floyd will pick him off efficiently and gradually. I hope Mosley pulls it off, would catapult him into a fight with Pac no doubt. But I think the angles from Floyd will be too much and although he isn't that powerful, he is quick and accurate and thats enough to stick you on your ass.

    about Glen, he does see fights completley different than most, but you can fault his passion for the sport. Always goes all out with his thoughts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AdamGB View Post
    Really the only thing that bothers me RE: a Mosley win is whether he can match Mayweather for footspeed, everything else is pretty nip and tuck -

    Hand Speed, I reckon they're about the same and Mosley does more than just put shot, he can fire out quick sharp combos...

    Punching Power, no question here Mosley stands out much further than Mayweather in this department. Unless its late in the fight and Shane is exhausted (never really seen it happen) I can't see all but Mayweathers hardest most perfectly landed shots bothering shane that much if at all.

    Strength, again although I think a lot of people probably under estimate mayweather's power and strength I think that Shane is one strong dude... much more so than Floyd.

    adapatbility... both men can do it all when needed and both can work a gameplan.

    defence, floyd wins this but not but as much as a lot think in my opinion. Mayweather's defense is foresight and planning rather than just reflexes but he can be hit when out of his comfort zone, (even hatton was catching him cleanly until mayweather realised Hatton is actually pretty quick on his feet and cna move into range quickly)

    stamina, both have great stamina, with mosely we've seen him fight hard for 12 rounds, with floyd we've seen him not tire over 12 rounds but this i largely due the fact he can win rounds with very little exhertion. his gym and pad work is legendary but often looks very tippy tappy (get a guy to jog for 45 minutes and get a guy who can sprint on and off for 30 and the latter is fitter) so if shane can make him actually fight for 12 rounds we'll see just how great his stamina is?

    Floyd being younger and less shop warn than shane should be able to dig deeper and be frsher for longer, but this is also a mental game and one we've not seen floyd play.

    I really can't see Floyd doing very well by staying in the pocket/on the ropes against shane and shoulder rolling, Shane doesn't play that shit and I don't see Floyd standing up to what shane would bring if he did.

    I reckon Mayweather will try and jump in with pots shots, work angles and be in and out using his movement and ring generalship, especially at 38 I think floyd's feet are quite a bit faster than shanes....

    that said I think that given that Shane has longer arms (De La Hoya didn't, despite being almost 2 inches taller and he had a lot of sucess with his jab... when he bothered to use it V floyd) he may have some success walking Mayweather down with the jab and timing him coming in with potshots and firing a stiff jab out there.

    I think if Mosely can get the right timing down whilst applying some pressure to either prevent floyd from potshotting/draw him into shane's type of fight then he has a pretty good shout.
    Mosely does have less foot speed but as you mention when DLH fought Mayweather DLH had already slowed but was able to jab and tag Mayweather.

    I'm just hoping for a good fight.

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    Default Re: Glenn McCrory Tips Shane

    McCrory makes some very good points, but I don't think Mosley is massive compared to Floyd. Floyd was a fully fledged WW last time out against Marquez and has obviously filled up somewhat during his prolonged absence from the ring. They will be similar in weight come fight night. Mosley does have more experience fighting big WW's and JMW's though.

    I think Mosley will be the hardest hitter Floyd has been in with and that might prove telling if Mosley is able to get through clean often enough.

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    Default Re: Glenn McCrory Tips Shane

    Met Glenn mcCrory once and had a drink and a yarn with him. Absolute top bloke and a real nice guy but he cant pick his nose. It was around 1998/99 and i asked him his thoughts on Tyson and lewis, remembering that he had sparred tyson but forgetting that lewis had done him up. He told me that he had no doubt at all that tyson would KO lewis very early. I told him that i strongly disagreed and went on to list Lewis's strengths, when it dawned on me that Glenn had fought Lewis. I only realised it in mid-sentence and kinda tailed off my argument, but he was a real nice guy altogether

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    Default Re: Glenn McCrory Tips Shane

    Firstly, Ricky Hatton did help mayweather, but to say that he wasn't going to be an ATG, or a big draw eventually after being undefeated and beating big names, is not fair. I mean, he doesn't have the constant crowd pleasing brawling entertaining style, but if you don't appreciate his skills and if you don't want to watch a fighter with his talent, then you're not a fan of boxing anyway..

    secondly, and this should be it's own topic, but talking aobut shane being as fast as floyd..

    Maybe, it's just me, but i think we will see a significant difference in speed in the ring.. Round 1, it will be apparent.. Floyd is faster than shane.. they may have similar handspeed, but Floyd's agility and in and out movement, along with his defensive evasion techniques are FAR superior..

    Does everyone forget, because Floyd only fights once a year, how he does what he does?

    He doesn't fight on the inside, unless he knows that he can match power with his opponent.. He obviously can't with Shane, so he's going to stay out of range most of the fight, or on the fringe of Shane's range so that he can get in and out quickly and score points. Shane will have to catch him on the way in, or corner him and throw combo's, but don't think that just because Shane has handspeed that he'll be able to connect often with Mayweather. IMO, Mayweathers agility and general speed in the ring, is superior than just Shane's handspeed.

    Now, I don't think that Floyd has a chance of KO'ing Shane, and of course Shane has fought much harder punchers, but the reason why Floyd has any power is because of his accuracy and his mechanics.. he puts ALL of his weight behind that left hook, and when he catches you flush, it's going to buzz you.. When he leaps forward with his straight right, he again, puts all of his weight into it.. All of his signature punches are just executed so well, that even if he doesn't have the power in his fists, he's still using torque and mechanics to inflict pain, which, i think will be enough to not allow Shane to just steam forward and try to pressure floyd. Or, at least make him think twice about it.

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    Default Re: Glenn McCrory Tips Shane

    I watched the Cotto vs Mosley fight last night again, although there wasn't too much in it, Cotto looked the more skilled and Mayweather is a cut above that.

    Although, to be fair to Mosley, he does look to have grown a lot since then, that was probably 6 or so years ago now.

    There will only be one winner from this, Mayweather by UD, all night long, deep down everyone knows it, even those like me that don't like Floyd know it, even big Glen knows it deep down!

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    Default Re: Glenn McCrory Tips Shane

    We shouldn't forget that Floyd is 33 and has only fought Marquez (who is a lightweight) in the past two years. Come fight night Floyd will only have faced a JWW and a LW in almost 3 years. Mosley is a tough customer and Floyd really has been coasting an awful lot in recent times (all things considered).

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    Default Re: Glenn McCrory Tips Shane

    Glens most embarassing prediction was picking Grant to beat Lewis. He went to see Grant train and after thinking about it he thought he would be too much of a handful for Lennox. Glen shouldnt dwell, he should just go with his gut feeling. His initial feeling for this fight was Floyd and he should stick with that.

    Id like to think Shane would win too and tried convincing myself but cant do it. Floyd is just too good for Mosley at this stage but Ive never wanted to be proved wrong as much as I do on this fight

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