He's knocked more than a few guys out at 147. I'm not hating on Mosley at all...he's just not totally what he was. He still has something- but is he the man of a few years ago? No. Look at his welterweight fight with Antonio Diaz-a guy who beat Micky Ward at the end of his career. Way back when Mosley knocked this guy out in what...six rounds? Diaz went on to win his next few fights before bumping into Margarito...who took 10 rounds to polish him out. Point? That Mosley was able to use his power to better effect when he was younger than he can now. Yes, him moving up in weight makes a difference...but if he was the same Mosley that fought Diaz I think he would have seriously hurt him.
How much does Mosley have left in the tank?
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He's knocked more than a few guys out at 147. I'm not hating on Mosley at all...he's just not totally what he was. He still has something- but is he the man of a few years ago? No. Look at his welterweight fight with Antonio Diaz-a guy who beat Micky Ward at the end of his career. Way back when Mosley knocked this guy out in what...six rounds? Diaz went on to win his next few fights before bumping into Margarito...who took 10 rounds to polish him out. Point? That Mosley was able to use his power to better effect when he was younger than he can now. Yes, him moving up in weight makes a difference...but if he was the same Mosley that fought Diaz I think he would have seriously hurt him.Comment
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No, I agree. I was talking about this on another thread- I just meant that he is not the same fighter he was. I feel like he still has the power, I think more pop than Cotto even, but that the speed and combinations that helped him use it effectivley have lessened.Comment
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