Mosley deserves respect not bashing.

[sicko]

HE IS LOSING IT REAL QUICKLY FROM ME!

And it has NOTHING TO DO WITH THAT FIGHT, that man is 39 years old and looked HORRIBLE against Mayweather and Mora, I did not expect him to give Manny a Challenge

but the stuff him and his Girlfriend is doing right now by re-tweeting and trying to pick up steam on a BULL**** article, that is making him look REAL BAD...even worse then he did in that fight

[Bushbaby]

now mosley is tweeting about pac's steroid-injecting partner?

im starting to lose respect for shane

What did he say about Pacman??When is Pacman gonna stop disrespecting boxing & fight a live opponent??

[Seleção No. 13]

Someone said from one of the deleted threads that Jorge Arce is tweeting this Manny sparring partner BS? What is his twitter account?

[Ryannn]

What did he say about Pacman??When is Pacman gonna stop disrespecting boxing & fight a live opponent??

no. he's implying pac was on drugs based on the fake article about pac's steroid-injecting parther

[Seleção No. 13]

Here's a new tweet from Mosley:

SugarShaneM Shane Mosley
That PAC man hit me harder than anybody in my entire boxing career. Never went down so easy. But at 39 still got legs to move

^^^LOL

[Ryannn]

Someone said from one of the deleted threads that Jorge Arce is tweeting this Manny sparring partner BS? What is his twitter account?

this guy, mikejognson313 who probably wrote the article actually submitted this article to 3,000 non-boxing related sites.

say what you want about the *****s but that's dedication

[jmasta]

Respect for that performance? No way.

Especially after we just saw an Eric Morales that was even more past his prime, even more of an underdog, and got his eye busted up and closed in the first round, and yet fought his heart out trying his best to win.

That was a performance that demanded respect. That was a performance that made you rethink just how great "El Terrible" was. That was a performance that reminded you why you're a fan of boxing in the first place. Because you can never predict how far a man's heart and courage can take him in the ring.

Shane's performance was none of those things.

.......:bravo:

[any craic lad?]

respect for that performance? No way.

Especially after we just saw an eric morales that was even more past his prime, even more of an underdog, and got his eye busted up and closed in the first round, and yet fought his heart out trying his best to win.

That was a performance that demanded respect. That was a performance that made you rethink just how great "el terrible" was. That was a performance that reminded you why you're a fan of boxing in the first place. Because you can never predict how far a man's heart and courage can take him in the ring.

Shane's performance was none of those things.

truth!!!!!!

[Doctor_Tenma]

That's bull**** right there.

Shane didn't fire because he was scared of what was going to come back at him. He himself said this after the fight (indirectly).

Now if he was throwing and his timing and accuracy was off, you might have a point, but anyone who saw that fight knows Shane didn't fire off because he was scared he might get KO'd.

Again the man himself said it, so why would you argue against that?

He couldn't pull the trigger, face it. Had he been able to we would have seen him attempt to throw the right hand a lot more.

[educator06]

War Mosley!!!!! i still love the guy