Will Pacquiao succeed where Mayweather failed? Will he be the first to stop Mosley?

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  • The Hammer
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    #41
    Originally posted by champ_kw
    Why does it have to be looked as a failure to Floyd? Each fight is different. That's like saying it should be looked as a failure against Pac cause Floyd dominated JMM while he lost more rounds than won against him. Different nights, different fights. Foreman knocked Frazier from pillar to post while Ali fought tooth and nails against him. The outcome of a fight only affects the two people in the ring.
    Unlike Pacquiao, Floyd rarely wins his fights in an impressive way. He just gets his decisions.

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      #42
      Originally posted by D4thincarnation
      Shane comes to fight, he is not a Clottey.
      This is usually true but against Floyd Shane only threw about 4 more punches per round than Clottey did against Pac.

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        #43
        Originally posted by ny123
        This is usually true but against Floyd Shane only threw about 4 more punches per round than Clottey did against Pac.
        Clottey 399 punches thrown
        Mosley 452 punches thrown

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        • Ganondorf
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          #44
          Originally posted by Freedom!
          Floyd couldn't do it...
          Manny is expected to KO more opponents than Floyd. Look at his record! lol

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            #45
            Originally posted by Freedom!
            Unlike Pacquiao, Floyd rarely wins his fights in an impressive way. He just gets his decisions.
            How many rounds has Floyd lost in his last 2 fights?

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              #46
              Originally posted by Ganondorf
              How many rounds has Floyd lost in his last 2 fights?
              Well, old Shane had him hurt in round 2.

              JMM was MUCH smaller that Floyd, a career featherweight who never fought above 126 until he was well into his thirties.

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              • Canelo Phresh
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                #47
                he probably will but he couldnt stop margo and i thought he would. he might just beat on oldsly the last half. fact is 10 years ago mosley would have whipped pac and may. now he has a legit punchers chance and hes 40.

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                  #48
                  Naz will call the fight in the 9-11th round. Shane usually has a good chin. Combine his age with Pac's speed, I can see him getting hurt. Best bet is Manny starts to really land clean in the middle rounds, then has a point in the later rounds where he unloads on Shane and causes Naz to stop it. I think Roach wants Manny to outdo Mayweather. Pac probably does too deep down. Only a stoppage does that.

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by Mannie Phresh
                    he probably will but he couldnt stop margo and i thought he would. he might just beat on oldsly the last half. fact is 10 years ago mosley would have whipped pac and may. now he has a legit punchers chance and hes 40.
                    I wouldn't even give him a puncher's chance at this point. People said Shane would KO Cotto and Cotto ate everything Shane had. Floyd got caught, he recovered well. Margarito willingly let Shane beat on him. Shane really hasn't been a huge puncher at 147. I don't see why Pac won't take his best punch and then some. He's not going to get hit as much as Cotto or Marg did.

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                      #50
                      Originally posted by Freedom!
                      Floyd Mayweather could not stop the aging Shane Mosley, even though he was tired and ready to be taken out in the second half of the fight.

                      But will Manny Pacquiao succeed where Floyd failed, and become the first to stop Mosley?

                      My prediction is Pacquiao by RTD or TKO in the 9th or 10th round. I think Shane's corner or the referee will stop it.
                      to say he failed would imply he tried

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