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  • Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post
    Yeah, that's usually what happens when you destroy someone who might have been severely inflated himself because he also beat another guy who was severely inflated who also...yeah, you get the point.
    Great... than we agree that his ranking was indeed inflated.

    That Mosley was indeed not as good as his rankings suggested.

    And that the Mosley win, was a very good win... not a GREAT win.

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    • Getting mentally beaten like Mosley did against Floyd is every bit as much damaging to a guy as getting beat badly physically, it might even be worse.

      Floyd stripped Mosley of EVERYTHING in that fight, lots of guys are never the same after shit like that.

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      • Originally posted by reedickyaluss View Post
        Great... than we agree that his ranking was indeed inflated.

        That Mosley was indeed not as good as his rankings suggested.

        And that the Mosley win, was a very good win... not a GREAT win.
        If we're debating between whether it was "very good" or "great" then...whatever. It's when you try to say it was just "aight" or "decent" that I have an issue with. And that was my point.

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        • Originally posted by The Gambler1981 View Post
          Getting mentally beaten like Mosley did against Floyd is every bit as much damaging to a guy as getting beat badly physically, it might even be worse.
          Mosley had been through a hell of a lot worse before he ever fought Floyd.

          Physically, and mentally.

          If anything, it only takes away from the win, that much more.

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          • Originally posted by The Gambler1981 View Post
            Getting mentally beaten like Mosley did against Floyd is every bit as much damaging to a guy as getting beat badly physically, it might even be worse.

            Floyd stripped Mosley of EVERYTHING in that fight, lots of guys are never the same after shit like that.
            Basically. I agree.

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            • Originally posted by reedickyaluss View Post
              Mosley had been through a hell of a lot worse before he ever fought Floyd.

              Physically, and mentally.

              If anything, it only takes away from the win, that much more.
              Yeah...that was the problem. And Floyd took everything that was left.

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              • Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post
                You keep bringing up years but this is boxing. Sergio Martinez is 36, Bernard Hopkins is 46. Juan Manuel Marquez...etc. In the meantime, Fernando Vargas went from being a top ten pound for pounder to being washed up all in his 20's. Mosley was 38...and considered the best fighter in the division, the biggest threat in the division and one of the best fighters pound for pound. Take from that what you will.
                Excuse me I figured the word when implied a measurement of time, I chose to use years. Also Mosley was considered no better than the 3rd best fighter in the division based on the fact the P4P rankings had him coming in behind 2 other fighters in the WW division. Do you feel Mosley somehow got better between his loss to Cotto and his loss to Floyd 3 years after the fact? I dont. I think Cotto beat a fresher, better version of Mosley. I dont deny Mosley was the #1 WW in rankings, but he was an inactive fighter at the time of his loss. If he had beaten Mosley 4 months after the Margarito loss I still feel Mosley would have deteriorated since the Cotto loss let alone 15 months later.

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                • Originally posted by AKATheMack;9697968[B
                  ]Excuse me I figured the word when implied a measurement of time, I chose to use years.[/B] Also Mosley was considered no better than the 3rd best fighter in the division based on the fact the P4P rankings had him coming in behind 2 other fighters in the WW division. Do you feel Mosley somehow got better between his loss to Cotto and his loss to Floyd 3 years after the fact? I dont. I think Cotto beat a fresher, better version of Mosley. I dont deny Mosley was the #1 WW in rankings, but he was an inactive fighter at the time of his loss. If he had beaten Mosley 4 months after the Margarito loss I still feel Mosley would have deteriorated since the Cotto loss let alone 15 months later.
                  Well now you know what I meant.

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                  • Originally posted by reedickyaluss View Post
                    Mosley had been through a hell of a lot worse before he ever fought Floyd.

                    Physically, and mentally.

                    If anything, it only takes away from the win, that much more.
                    Physical sure, but I disagree mentally.


                    Before he put the blame on his dad in those fights, he had no one to blame but himself this go around. He had no where to go but inwards and that for sure eats at him.


                    Also Mosley looked like ass for years after his earlier bad defeats why would he shake off the Mayweather one in four months.

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                    • Originally posted by IMDAZED View Post
                      If we're debating between whether it was "very good" or "great" then...whatever. It's when you try to say it was just "aight" or "decent" that I have an issue with. And that was my point.
                      Nah... I think it was a very good win.

                      I just have a problem when someone starts epic'ing up the win.. and talking of all this p4p status and welterweight status... and that point, we have to ask ourselves.. what were those rankings based on.

                      Anyways.. how many times have I ever disagreed with you?

                      You could probably count them on one finger.

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