Did Shane Mosley have a game plan???

[dj Ramos]

yes. but it failed.

[jri9d0]

I honestly thought he was gonna stay on the inside and try to push Mayweather around. At that point he could have made it a rough fight. But he just stood at a close distance the whole night. And even began backing up for portions of the fight. He didn't sell out to win this fight. I think he was afraid to get knocked out.

That's what I thought initially, if he thought he was going to be successful in playing the boxer role on the outside then he definitely underestimated Floyd.

I though the Mosley camp was going to stratagize by fighting in close quarters and not giving Floyd any range for one-two shots. The plan seemed the exact opposite.

[Dick Buffman]

Gameplans are useless when you can't pull the trigger.

[UnDeniable]

That's what I thought initially, if he thought he was going to be successful in playing the boxer role on the outside then he definitely underestimated Floyd.

I though the Mosley camp was going to stratagize by fighting in close quarters and not giving Floyd any range for one-two shots. The plan seemed the exact opposite.

Floyd would have beat Shane on the inside

Floyd's a mean, crafty inside fighter

[MrClutch85]

To me Shane was looking for one big shot the whole fight he got it and didn't take advantage of it Next point people say Shane couldn't pull trigger no more Floyd being a great counter puncher Shane was scared to punch in the fear of being countered just like Jmm who just shut down also in fear that when I punch Mayweather will counter with an accurate punch Floyd counter punching skills makes fighters think to much instead of executing there own gameplans