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  • #61
    Originally posted by Horus View Post


    Mayweather in no hurry to return for Mosley

    Thursday, January 29, 2009
    By David Mayo


    Shane Mosley is making noise about fighting Floyd Mayweather again, both with his mouth and his fists.

    Perhaps he hasn't been listening.

    Mayweather might be willing to come back for the biggest fight in boxing. Or maybe not. He has not wavered from his position of the past several weeks, that if he felt guided to return to the ring for the sport's biggest possible event, he might. A definite maybe.

    Problem is, Mayweather-Mosley isn't the biggest possible fight.
    Make no mistake, Mayweather's return would be the biggest event in boxing. No debate about the overloaded welterweight division is complete without speculating about the Grand Rapids native's potential for a comeback. He is the highest-earning American in the sport, outside of Oscar De La Hoya, whose star power was dulled by last month's lopsided loss to Manny Pacquiao.

    Boxing could use a comeback by the undefeated Mayweather. And the longer he stays inactive, the more his ardent pursuers come to view him as vulnerable, which only increases the outcry.

    Like from Pacquiao, the man who assumed Mayweather's pound-for-pound mantle.

    Or from Ricky Hatton, the man left pancaked on a Las Vegas canvas, courtesy of a walloping left hook, last time Mayweather was seen in a ring.

    But Mosley?

    Mosley staked his most recent pursuit of Mayweather with a dominating ninth-round knockout of Antonio Margarito on Saturday before the largest crowd ever to fill Los Angeles' Staples Center for any event. Not even the 2004 Pistons-Lakers championship series drew like Mosley-Margarito.

    Keep in mind, however, that both Mosley and Margarito entered the fight with five losses. As impressive as Mosley's power display was, it isn't as if beating Margarito hadn't been done.

    It also is worth remembering the interminable delays Mosley caused for Mayweather on at least two occasions earlier in their careers, when the fight made all kinds of sense, only for Mosley to shy away.
    Ten years ago, when a fight between them would have matched two of the brilliant, rising stars in the sport, Mosley balked. He and his father and then-trainer, Jack, were at Van Andel Arena the night Mayweather brought Grand Rapids its first championship fight, after which Jack Mosley was asked to assess his interest in the matchup.

    For $10 million, his son would take the fight, Jack Mosley said, knowing that Mayweather had earned a $150,000 base purse for that night's lackluster decision over Carlos Rios, and that Mayweather-Mosley wasn't worth eight figures even if the purses were combined, then multiplied by two.

    They traveled divergent paths for years thereafter. Mosley moved up to welterweight and defeated De La Hoya, only to lose twice to Vernon Forrest. Another win over De La Hoya boosted him again, only to fall victim to a pair of losses to Ronald "Winky" Wright.

    It took until mid-2006, after Mosley scored consecutive knockouts over Fernando Vargas, before Mayweather-Mosley made sense again.

    Mosley decided to take a vacation instead, leaving Mayweather to fight Carlos Baldomir.

    So what would encourage Mayweather, whose eye is on bigger prizes against other marquee opponents, to agree to such a fight now that it benefits Mosley?

    Probably nothing.

    Richard Schaefer, chief executive of Golden Boy Promotions, said after Mosley's victory that he intends to open talks with Mayweather's representatives.

    That phone might ring a while.

    Mayweather-Mosley would be enormous. But fill in Mosley's name with someone else's -- someone who didn't hold up Mayweather's career, back when it mattered -- and that doesn't change.

    Mosley, at 37, scored a big victory. That doesn't mean he is the person to lure Mayweather out of retirement. That fight could have happened on several occasions. Mosley opted out every time.

    As much as Mosley might want to opt in now, the only opponent Mayweather should wait out is the Hatton-Pacquiao winner in May, assuming he is waiting
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    • #62
      Originally posted by BOOMbip View Post
      Horus: Hey, look it's current WW title holder Sugar Shane Mosley....What an honor it is to meet you Mr. Sugar....My name is Horus.

      Shane: Hey, Horus whats up.

      Horus:
      Nothing much Sugar man..What have you been up to?

      Shane:
      Ahh you know just relaxing...I'm about to call out Mayweather on ESPN and challenge Manny Pacquiao for the P4P title.

      Horus:
      I don't like you anymore.

      Shane: Why?

      Horus:
      because.

      Shane:
      Okay.

      Horus:
      Your ****** and I hate you. ***runs away sobbing)))

      True story.



      A troll, most commonly encountered on the internet, is any person who purposely causes controversy in a web community and disrupts **** for his own amusement. The term probably derives from "trolling" or "trawling", a style of fishing which involves trailing bait through a likely spot hoping for a bite.



      Stop feeding the troll guys.

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      • #63
        damn horus I never knew you were Frauds person excuse maker

        good **** bringing stuff up from 2006 and the roids in 03

        but check this out budy

        NEWS FLASH!!!

        ITS 2009!!

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        • #64
          Originally posted by reedickyaluss View Post
          You must of missed the 10 35 page threads about it.

          What did he test positive for? ANdro

          When was the fight? 2000

          When did the Steroid act go into effect? 2004

          Was Andro sold at local GNC and vitamin stores through the US all the way up until 2004? Yes.

          Was the chemical legal while he used it? Yes

          Was he suspended? No

          Why? See above.

          Was he ever found to use this chemical or any other chemical ever again in any other fight? No.
          Originally posted by reedickyaluss View Post
          Roy Jones Jr

          Tested positive for androstenedione.

          The post-fight drug test showed Jones and Hall both tested positive for androstenedione, which is a banned substance by the IBF. Androstenedione is a natural steroid hormone that was commonly available over the counter as a supplement until 2004 when the FDA made the over the counter sale of androstenedione illegal. Jones admitted to taking the product "ripped fuel" which was sold in GNC and every nutritional supplement outlet.Jones was able to keep his title and was not fined or suspended for the positive test. All of Jones' other post-fight drug tests before and after this fight came back clean. He ended the year by stopping Eric Harding in the 10th round of a one sided fight, once again successfully retaining the title.


          http://www.answers.com/topic/roy-jones-jr


          Androstenedione

          Androstenedione is a steroid hormone produced in the adrenal glands and ovaries. It functions as a precursor to both testosterone and estrogen. Androstenedione ("andro") is manufactured as a dietary supplement and marketed as a natural alternative to anabolic steroids, claiming to enhance sports performance and increases muscle mass. However, some studies suggest that Androstenedione supplementation may have adverse health consequences due to its androgenic and estrogenic properties. [1-4] Androstenedione has been banned by The National Football League, International Olympic Committee, and the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

          Due to the lack of proven benefits and the potential risks, on March 11, 2004, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suggested that manufactures stop distributing andro supplements. [5] In October, 2004, the Anabolic Steroid Control Act of 2004 was approved by the Senate and the House, and signed into law by President George W. Bush. As of January 20, 2005, this law is now enforceable.

          http://www.supplementnews.org/androstenedione/index.htm



          PITTSBURGH--General Nutrition Centers (GNC) will begin checking customer ID to verify the shopper is 18 years or older when buying products intended for adult use. Affected GNC products include those containing ephedra, kava, melatonin,androstenedione or synephrine, which all have warning labels regarding underage usage.

          http://www.naturalproductsmarketplac...bh7143114.html

          Ahaha, I gotta give it to you Reed, good work.

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          • #65
            LMAO

            Yo this dude Horus can't be serious???

            You sound like an annoying little girl who cant get her way...just stop it dude.

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            • #66
              People who want to defend a cheater go right ahead...
              but i for one will not...I will not treat boxing like the WWE..
              in which I am cool with the athletes taking steroids and still consider
              them great..

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              • #67
                I might not agree with you on boxing....But with women?? Thats a different story. That woman in your avatar is tooooo good.

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                • #68
                  2006: MOSLEY TOOTH-ACHE PROBLEMS


                  it was odd that Mosley would wave off a potential bout with Mayweather back in 2006 after he had defeated Fernando Vargas for the second time. The fighter was asked about the possibility of taking on Mayweather by HBO’s Larry Merchant and Shane, rather oddly, began complaining about a loose tooth and said he would take some time off. Mayweather instead took on Carlos Baldomir, winning a boring unanimous decision and then signed on for a mega-fight with Oscar De La Hoya which he won, again by decision.

                  Mosley, who had been riding high on the wave of success the Vargas fights had provided for him, was suddenly on the outside looking in. And for a while it looked as though he would suffer from being under the au****es of Golden Boy Promotions rather than benefit from it. He didn’t fight again for seven months until he dropped down from the junior middleweight division to welterweight and took on Luis Collazo in February of this year. He won a clear cut decision but in the build up to De La Hoya – Mayweather he again seemed to be out of the loop.


                  2006:I’ve been chasing Shane Mosley for ten years.


                  “The Pretty Boy” told the New York Times after Mosley had destroyed Vargas for a second time that, “He earned the right to fight me by getting that spectacular knockout, but I’ve been chasing Shane Mosley for ten years. But I got to talk to Jin (Mosley’s wife) because she runs the show. We can make the fight happen but she’s the boss of that household.”

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                  • #69
                    All I can say is welcome back Horus.

                    You should have never been banned but we never knew what it was like with out you. (you never know what you have until you lose it)

                    May you never be banned again.

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                    • #70
                      Originally posted by Horus View Post
                      People who want to defend a cheater go right ahead...
                      but i for one will not...I will not treat boxing like the WWE..
                      in which I am cool with the athletes taking steroids and still consider
                      them great..
                      Oh wow.
                      No comments.

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