Shane Mosley - How Low Can He Go?

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  • TOBYLEE1
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    #11
    Originally posted by Demise
    I very quickly skim read the article, how old is Mosley?
    37-38 years old, even though he looked excellent against Margo father time catches up to all of us

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    • MindBat
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      #12
      Originally posted by Silencers
      Yeah maybe, I think he needs the money now. He's been getting more vocal since his divorce.

      Indeed, it's weird seeing him talk like this.
      Things that make you go: Hmmmmmm.

      Nice, humble, polite, reserved Sugar Shane is, indeed, steeping out of the comfort zone.The only thing missing are the cuss words.

      I get the feeling he's after the money too. Divorce can take a lot out of you.

      Not that Jin doesn't deserve a part of it, she helped manage his career and did a pretty good job of it.

      It would be great to have Shane and Floyd go at it for all times sake.

      Why not?

      It'll give boxing more life.

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      • Haglerwins
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        #13
        I'm flip flopping here but screw it.. Mosley's been getting shafted for way too long

        His only option is Williams and that sucks, because that's most likely a one and done, and it's not anything near rewarding in pay as Floyd or Pac if he loses. Paul could cost him a bunch of money in a loss and have him right back where he was at the negotiating tables pre-Cotto.

        If Shane wins, well.. he scares away the big money players and is stuck with tough fights that bring the usual payday at WW. I see nothing but negatives fighting P.Will.

        This is the one time I'm all for a fighter giving a finger to the fan base and doing what they think is best for their situation. Shane doesn't owe anybody anything with his resume. Considering his options, the best thing for him is holding out for Pac, even if he has to get under 147. He most likely won't hit the jackpot, but it's good business.

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        • Silencers
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          #14
          Originally posted by MindBat
          Things that make you go: Hmmmmmm.

          Nice, humble, polite, reserved Sugar Shane is, indeed, steeping out of the comfort zone.The only thing missing are the cuss words.

          I get the feeling he's after the money too. Divorce can take a lot out of you.

          Not that Jin doesn't deserve a part of it, she helped manage his career and did a pretty good job of it.

          It would be great to have Shane and Floyd go at it for all times sake.

          Why not?

          It'll give boxing more life.
          I'd really like to see the fight, I doubt it'll happen though.

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          • GRUSTLER
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            #15
            Originally posted by Haglerwins
            His only option is Williams and that sucks, because that's most likely a one and done, and it's not anything near rewarding in pay as Floyd or Pac if he loses. Paul could cost him a bunch of money in a loss and have him right back where he was at the negotiating tables pre-Cotto.

            If Shane wins, well.. he scares away the big money players and is stuck with tough fights that bring the usual payday at WW. I see nothing but negatives fighting P.Will.

            This is the one time I'm all for a fighter giving a finger to the fan base and doing what they think is best for their situation. Shane doesn't owe anybody anything with his resume. Considering his options, the best thing for him is holding out for Pac, even if he has to get under 147. He most likely won't hit the jackpot, but it's good business.
            Shane should just fight the winner of Cotto/Clottey and get another
            title then get Berto's overrated ass out of the Championship loop.

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            • Haglerwins
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              #16
              Originally posted by GRUSTLER
              Shane should just fight the winner of Cotto/Clottey and get another
              title then get Berto's overrated ass out of the Championship loop.
              From the fan's point of view this is ideal, but his pockets have taken a hit. I don't mind if he has the "screw that" mentality in this case and chases Pac, Floyd first.

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              • MANGLER
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                #17
                Just focus on WW SSM. Forget lil Pac. Winner of Cotto-Clottey will just have to suffice.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Haglerwins
                  From the fan's point of view this is ideal, but his pockets have taken a hit. I don't mind if he has the "screw that" mentality in this case and chases Pac, Floyd first.
                  But what if he doesn't get them? Then what? He's better off
                  gettting 2.5Mil for a Cotto rematch or perhaps 3MIL for Clottey
                  and even more for Berto. He's partners with Oscar De La Hoya?
                  How much could he need the $? He can do so much with his status
                  especially in his position. He wants the glory.

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                  • Haglerwins
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by GRUSTLER
                    But what if he doesn't get them?
                    Then go after Cotto/Clottey, etc. but not before. Let him try and get paid if he can.

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                      #20
                      i'm not liking this new version of SSM..

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