So in hoya Shane one, it was a beautiful display of fisticuffs. This is the win that boosted Mosley into the pound for pound number one spot. It was the fight of the year tied with Vargas Trinidad which was more violent.
My thoughts from the fight: obviously both guys held their own but is Mosley who made the adjustments in the judges eyes. They looked similiar in muscle mass except Oscar had a huge back compared to Shane. That piston like Oscar jab was breaking Shane's back. He kept complaining about it in the corner. That's all I remember...
Then in the second fight Oscar was coming off of a real high against Vargas. But the thing is he pulled that Trinidad Shyte again: running and shoeshining. both fights were awful close, but I think the second one could've went either way. Same as the first one depends what you're watching. It's not outlandish matter of fact. Then there was Oscar with that "I'm gonna put a full investigation on this fight." Mosley part two.
When you look at both fighters who outslugged who in the first fight? Who outboxed who in the second fight?
These guys fought a whirlwind of who's who in the boxing game.
My thoughts from the fight: obviously both guys held their own but is Mosley who made the adjustments in the judges eyes. They looked similiar in muscle mass except Oscar had a huge back compared to Shane. That piston like Oscar jab was breaking Shane's back. He kept complaining about it in the corner. That's all I remember...
Then in the second fight Oscar was coming off of a real high against Vargas. But the thing is he pulled that Trinidad Shyte again: running and shoeshining. both fights were awful close, but I think the second one could've went either way. Same as the first one depends what you're watching. It's not outlandish matter of fact. Then there was Oscar with that "I'm gonna put a full investigation on this fight." Mosley part two.
When you look at both fighters who outslugged who in the first fight? Who outboxed who in the second fight?
These guys fought a whirlwind of who's who in the boxing game.
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