Comments Thread For: Shane Mosley Jr. Motivated as Rosado Clash Nears, Still Eager To Become a Champion:

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By Thomas Gerbasi - When Shane Mosley was an unbeaten lightweight champion, wrecking everyone in his path and looking like he'd never lose a prizefight, he told me that he knew that "0" wouldn't last forever, that someone, somewhere would have his number.
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[VashDBasher]

Rosado should be able to pull off the W in this one. He did considerably well against Munguia, albeit being outlanded and losing that bout. Don’t think I’ll be ******ing this card though. I’ve the UFC event and Lubin v. Fundora listed as my priorities.

[tophat1]

Rosado will beat him . Mosley is fighting the toughest test of his career at a weightclass he's not tried out yet.

[hhh1200]

I'd like to see Mosley win this but it ain't happening. Horribly mismanaged by his father. With no amateur experience, he should have had 25 tune-ups just like Canelo and Wilder before he had to fight anyone legit or start fighting ranked fighters. He's actually a bit like Big Charlo, setting up the right.

[Dizneyfist]

Mosley's timing couldn't be any worse. He's getting stopped in 5.

[PNUT901]

It would have been awesome to see Booger Shame Hoesly in with the current Lighweights. Booger Shame was one bad hombre. I really liked him as a fighter , I just call him Booger Shame Hoesley because of the BALCO thing. His induction into the HOF is well deserved.

[BigDramaShow!]

Mosley Jr vs Munguia incoming

[NachoMan]

Mid to late 90's LW Sugar Shane was the last fighter who I thought would retire undefeated.

[STREET CLEANER]

Mosley Jr vs Munguia incoming

If he wins I can see that, right up Munguia's alley.

[anonymous2.0]

This is the first fight I'm willing to say that Gabe Rosado is the favorite in.