By Ernest Gabion - Los Angeles - While of no major significance to the junior middleweight division, the main event was contested at 154-pounds, and held some significance for the careers of Shane Mosley and Sergio Mora. For starters, Mosley had his unbeaten record at Staples Center on the line. The venue is the same location where Mosley achieved two of his greatest career wins, against Oscar De La Hoya and Antonio Margarito. For Mora, a chance to give his career a boost with a win over a highly respected former three division champion.
Initially the bout had the look of a walkout fight as both seemed unwilling to go the extra mile to press the action. The lull in action for the first stanza was hard for the audience, who saw knockouts in the previous three fights. The lack of excitement forced the boo birds to come out early. The smattering of boos were temporarily drowned out by the chants of "Canelo! Canelo! Canelo!" as Saul Alvarez made his way to ringside to watch the main event. [Click Here To Read More]
Initially the bout had the look of a walkout fight as both seemed unwilling to go the extra mile to press the action. The lull in action for the first stanza was hard for the audience, who saw knockouts in the previous three fights. The lack of excitement forced the boo birds to come out early. The smattering of boos were temporarily drowned out by the chants of "Canelo! Canelo! Canelo!" as Saul Alvarez made his way to ringside to watch the main event. [Click Here To Read More]
Jizz on my face
fighting like a scared little girl. Then again im not surprised most of the tools on this board prolly think mora showed skills!!
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