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Yea, mosley does have a problem with taller fighters, when they use their jab. I think Williams doesn't use the jab nearly as much as he should and he goes to brawl way too many times, which would cost him against Mosley.But Williams is a horrible matchup for Mosley? 6'3, throws 1000 punches and enough reach of 84 for Mosley, Mosley only losses to fighters taller than him, and Williams is the tallest, even taller and more active than a 6'0 Forrest
lets also not forget Mosley isn't the same Mosley he was back then...Comment
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What about William's workrate, how does Mosley deal with that? The current Mosley throws 600 punches per fight, that is almost half of what Williams throws, even Margarito throws 1000 punches per fight and has more power at Welterweight than Mosley. Obviously Sugar's speed would be the main asset but what use it when its being timed? Will Mosley be able to even reach a guy who is 6 inches taller? I know Williams can with that "More than Wladimir Klitschko's reach" 84 inchs..Comment
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Well, anyone would have a problem with that work rate, but like I said, the way I see this fight going is, Williams like always, will get close to Mosley and start letting lose and exchanging, but I think Mosley would get the better of it, I think it would go to a decision, but because of his work rate, like I said before, it could really go either way.What about William's workrate, how does Mosley deal with that? The current Mosley throws 600 punches per fight, that is almost half of what Williams throws, even Margarito throws 1000 punches per fight and has more power at Welterweight than Mosley. Obviously Sugar's speed would be the main asset but what use it when its being timed? Will Mosley be able to even reach a guy who is 6 inches taller? I know Williams can with that "More than Wladimir Klitschko's reach" 84 inchs..Comment
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Mosley would, the main thing about Paul is that they're leaning on his dominant physical features in this weight class. I'm confident that if Paul would fight an experienced, boxing genious who could adapt he'd be exposed for what he really is: A physically dominant, but technically lacking boxer. Williams just throws, he doesn't even bother setting things up or looking for openings. The trouble with a fighter like Williams is that he's wide open to be countered, it just takes someone with skill to effectively counter his continuous assaultComment
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