Was Paquiao/Mosley a success?

[JonesJrMayweather]

I literally fell asleep. But was happy to know that shane didnt get his brains beat in. Glad I streamed it instead of buying it.

[KananKrus]

Mosley made boxing look bad....

...as Clottey had likewise did.

IMO, matching Pacquiao in his next fight, it will serve Bob Arum's best interest to get fighters who actually want to fight! Sadly we are given hint that even a Pac-PBF fight is not a guaranteed exciting fight. If you get somebody against Pac who is not willing to man up atop the ring, then surely boxing fans are sure to be in for a huge letdown.

......."makin' brothers look bad"-- Michael Irvin.

[Gandalf]

I literally fell asleep. But was happy to know that shane didnt get his brains beat in. Glad I streamed it instead of buying it.

I think a lot of us probably streamed it. Now if anyone who paid 50 plus dollars to watch that was satisfied, then I would be quite surprised. It was lame. And that is why we have to blame the matchmakers and Manny Pac himself.

We all saw Mosleys recent performances. Heck, the touching gloves alone took up about 2 minutes of a 36 minute bout. Mosley threw 260 punches over 12, he threw 750 plus against Cotto. He didn't land a single meaningful power shot.

He didn't come to fight. Sure, the KD might have taken his legs, but after that round he was fighting as he was before. There was no noticeable difference, it was tentative, jab, step, jab, step. That is all we saw.

It isn't about blood and gladiators, but at least doing your best to win the rounds and not settling to just see it through. Mosley made a lot of money from this fight and that came from people wanting to be entertained. I love the guy and think he is a legend, but he stank out the joint with this showing.