Its 5 dayaway. Who's more nervous right now... Shane or Floyd

[S.G.]

They are both old pros, neither is nervous. The big fight atmosphere is nothing new to either.

Actually I'm sure both are nervous as hell. I think Mayweather is probably the more nervous of the two, he seems like the kind to sort of get tunnel vision when a fight's on the horizon so he might be less able to pre-occupy himself with other things and calm his mind.

[AllEyesOpen]

Shane seems like the more confident fighter who's eager to get into the ring. The pressure is definitely on Floyd. He has his 0 and his big mouth to back up.

In your opinion, who's more nervous right now? Vote!

I gotta disagree, Mosley has the task of beating someone who's never been beat, a hard thing to get your head around.

Mayweather knows there's a blueprint for beating Mosley.

In the end who knows what's going on in another mans head anyway.

[Heeb]

I'm going to guess neither considering both these guys are very confident they can beat the other fighter.

[Check]

If anyone is nervous, it would be Floyd. If Shane losses, it's just another L on the record and it would just be like we told you so. If Mayweather losses, he losses everything. His aura would be gone.

[V.WEBB]

I say neither one D, they both have been doing this for too long.

[johnm is...]

imo floyd is b/c I can see fear in his eyes

LOL. Of course you can.

[dvb]

They both know their each others toughest opponent to date.

only facing pac or p' will would make them even more focused and driven.

see floyd may think i know how to beat shane,i use a jab,i get off first, i move around and keep away from his big right hand, but shane knows how people think he can be beaten.

floyd seemingly thinks he cant be beaten or out boxed so could just go in and do what he usually does overall,but shane and naz will have seen all floyds possible weaknesses,how to exploit them,how to stop floyd mayweather jnr doing what he likes too do best.

i really like naz to be similar to roach and to find faults and openings and several game plans and tactics to beat an opponent that very few people would pick upon,especially not the fighter and their camp,i like very much that Naz addresses Shane's faults and looks to make any weaknesses not so weak or totally eradicate them all together. after a year and 2 more training camps im sure shanes speed is better,his combinations sharper,his punches less wild,his balance improved,his defence worked on.

im sure roger knows what to tell floyd to do,but are they just expecting the same old shane and what if they get something a bit different to deal with?