I honestly belive that Shane could have made it through Floyd resume undefeated......

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nope baldomir brutally stops shane

























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[Michael Hall]

Shane fought in the Olympics at 139. He made his pro debut at 135. He used to literally starve himself to make 135.

130 is totally out of the question.

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Taking out the weight thing and just looking on the merits of each individual fighter against Shane, then yes I believe he could quite comfortably have beaten everyone on Floyds resume.

[jrosales13]

Shane fought in the Olympics at 139. He made his pro debut at 135. He used to literally starve himself to make 135.

130 is totally out of the question.

Shane wasn't on the Olympic team...

Or was he an alternate?

[jrosales13]

Taking out the weight thing and just looking on the merits of each individual fighter against Shane, then yes I believe he could quite comfortably have beaten everyone on Floyds resume.

How would you do that?

[El Rab]

shane fought at the olympic trials at 139 but he lost to vernon forrest.

[jrosales13]

I read somewhere that he could only be 135 for a certain amount of time (Can't remember), of course thats the case with most boxers but it wasn't to Mosley's extent. If someone could help me out with that, it was something I read a long time ago.

He just really had trouble making weight. If he was forced to move to 130 and fight Floyd resume he would NOT have run through that division undefeated.

And, I don't think Floyd could run through Shane resume undefeated either.

[dans]

Shane would be 40-0 right now If he had fought floyd resume fighter for fighter. what you think???????????

This is just pointless. Mosley was never fighting at 130.

[jrosales13]

shane fought at the olympic trials at 139 but he lost to vernon forrest.

Yes this is what I remember.

[Kagami Taiga]

and i think floyd could have walked thru manny's resume unbeaten. see what i did there???