Comments Thread For: Mosley Rips Mayweather For Not Fighting Pacquiao

[FeFist]

If someone beat my ass in front of millions I wouldn't breath their name. Can't even hide behind the argument that ''He ran when the going got tough'' because he walked that ass down.

[Dave Rado]

2008-03-15, 129 vs Juan Manuel Marquez

2008-12-06, 142 vs Oscar De La Hoya

13lbs.

I'm re-hashing old stuff, coz Pac never fronted up to fight, or test.

His fight night weight against Marquez was 147, NOT 126.

His fight night weight against De La Hoya was also 147, NOT 142.

You're usually an intelligent poster so why are you pretending to be too ****** to know what "fight night weight" means?

[GRUSTLER]

Shane is so despearte for dough that he does what he is told. Shame really. If he had just been smart after he beat ODH the first time he'd be where floyd is.

That is how I felt when I first got into watching Shane fight. He was something else back then but bad decisions like making his wife his manager and probs with his pops, made some of his choices really bad. He beat De La Hoya twice and ended up working for him?

[GRUSTLER]

that comment is the reason I think Shane was paid to lose. Not say Floyd wouldn't win a fair fight but it's clear as day that Shane didn't try to fight. Same reason Shane didn't want a rematch clause. It's alot of flaky ****with that fight & GBP.. IMO

Go ahead with that BS. Shane almost KO'd Floyd in the 2nd round. He tried his best but Floyd adjusted and whupped him out. Shane ain't the first one that looked lost in the ring against Floyd. How can people give Manny props for fighting Shane when he didn't after Shane's sensational win over Margarito? Floyd beat Shane and after a draw gainst Mora, Manny is fighting him? Shne came to win but just couldn't hang, simple as that.

[FeFist]

that comment is the reason I think Shane was paid to lose. Not say Floyd wouldn't win a fair fight but it's clear as day that Shane didn't try to fight. Same reason Shane didn't want a rematch clause. It's alot of flaky ****with that fight & GBP.. IMO

[ricky1978]

What southpaw did Floyd have trouble with

Zab Judah was one of the them, he gave him trouble until Judah starting acting ******. I believe the other one was castillo on the first fight.

[tredh]

Zab Judah was one of the them, he gave him trouble until Judah starting acting ******. I believe the other one was castillo on the first fight.

Since when has Castillo been left handed?

[FeFist]

Zab Judah was one of the them, he gave him trouble until Judah starting acting ******. I believe the other one was castillo on the first fight.

In other words you watched none of these fights. Castillo isn't a southpaw. Zab Judah didn't give Mayweather problems a problem would imply that Mayweather had trouble figuring him out, he beat his ass from the fourth round onwards.

If someone is competitive with Mayweather people take that as them giving him ''problems''.

[GRUSTLER]

Zab Judah was one of the them, he gave him trouble until Judah starting acting ******. I believe the other one was castillo on the first fight.

Judah had 3 good rounds 4 tops, then after, instead of trying to outbox Zab. He started walking him down and pushing him around the ring. I watched that fight many times and Judah got beat up and cheated his way out of a KO by Mayweather. Wonder if that is what his pops was telling him to do in his ear? First Castillo fight was indeed a tough one for Floyd but in the rematch, Castillo weighed 147 at Lightweight, while Floyd weighed 138 and there was no if ands or buts about that fight.

[SaiZelion]

Zab Judah was one of the them, he gave him trouble until Judah starting acting ******. I believe the other one was castillo on the first fight.

Judah didn't start "acting ******". Judah got solved and was shut down, even before the 10th round low blow & back of the head shot.