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After this fight mosley will consider retirement
Pac is to young,to strong and relentless... Mosley will definitely consider retirement after pac finishes with him...pacs gonna do what floyd couldn,t... Mosley face will look like the others... Unreconizable...
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start talking about the undercard -
after manny beats him to a pulp he will have no choice but to retire !!!!Comment
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Mosley is going to hurt Manny early he will land a couple of those haymakers and
then Pac is going to respect his power he is not doing to do Mosley what he did to Margarito
I kind of see it going like the Cotto fight where it will be competitive for about 6 rounds and then Manny takes over
TKO 11thComment
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just another payday for both fighters... not really what the fans wantComment
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Asked AFTER THE MORA FIGHT if he'd read the less-than-glowing reports of the controversial draw, Arum gave little reason to expect a Mosley-Pacquiao showdown.
"I did and I read them saying Mosley was huffing and puffing for air in the fourth or fifth round," Arum said. "To me, that is the real tipoff for an aging fighter. Even Big George Foreman did that in his 40s but he always had that big, big punch like in the (Michael) Moorer fight.
"What I've read is not very supportive to make any Mosley-Pacquiao bout. Look, he's going to be 40 and he's in the lighter weights where speed is so important. He's on a show with guys -- example, 20-year-old Saul Canelo Alvarez -- old enough to be his son.
"I guess Shane needs the money due to his matrimonial sitaution (a divorce under harsh California community property rules),"Arum said. "I've always considered Shane to be a nice guy but this is what happens to fighters when they age.
"It's like (Bernard) Hopkins, he still knows how to fight but who wants to pay to see him now? His fights are not very scintillating. What you see with Hopkins we're beginning to see with Mosley."
Arum said he wouldn't be interested in playing the flakcatcher if he made a Shane-Manny bout at this point.
Read FULL ARTICLE http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...#ixzz18tos3dmT
"Yesterday I was lying, today I am telling the truth"---Bob ArumComment
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Asked AFTER THE MORA FIGHT if he'd read the less-than-glowing reports of the controversial draw, Arum gave little reason to expect a Mosley-Pacquiao showdown.
"I did and I read them saying Mosley was huffing and puffing for air in the fourth or fifth round," Arum said. "To me, that is the real tipoff for an aging fighter. Even Big George Foreman did that in his 40s but he always had that big, big punch like in the (Michael) Moorer fight.
"What I've read is not very supportive to make any Mosley-Pacquiao bout. Look, he's going to be 40 and he's in the lighter weights where speed is so important. He's on a show with guys -- example, 20-year-old Saul Canelo Alvarez -- old enough to be his son.
"I guess Shane needs the money due to his matrimonial sitaution (a divorce under harsh California community property rules),"Arum said. "I've always considered Shane to be a nice guy but this is what happens to fighters when they age.
"It's like (Bernard) Hopkins, he still knows how to fight but who wants to pay to see him now? His fights are not very scintillating. What you see with Hopkins we're beginning to see with Mosley."
Arum said he wouldn't be interested in playing the flakcatcher if he made a Shane-Manny bout at this point.
Read FULL ARTICLE http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...#ixzz18tos3dmT
"Yesterday I was lying, today I am telling the truth"---Bob Arum
HAHAHAHAHA all of you pacb!tch fans can stop acting like this is Arum who wanted the fight to happen your hero pacb!tch is the one who made this ****ty azz fightComment
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