I Know Mosley's last few fights have been garbage but he deserves our respect

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  • $tate of Mind
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    I Know Mosley's last few fights have been garbage but he deserves our respect

    Shane last few performances have been garbage but he had a good career. It's sad that Shane is just showing up for a paycheck now but that doesn't take away from what he's done in his career. I hope Mosley hangs them up too but he's still the same guy that took on pretty much all challengers. We shouldn't forget that Mosley took on bigger guys like Forrest and Wright and even fought them after losing to both. He fought both De La Hoya and Cotto in their primes. In his day he was an exciting fighter that was willing to fight just about anybody. Even the so called P4P best today don't do that. Anyway, I hope Shane hangs them up but I won't forget what he did for the sport and for that he has my respect.
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    never forget shane as one of the greatest lightweights of all time

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    • Bushbaby
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      I am 1 of the very few on this site that actually commends Mosley for being able to last the full 12 rounds on his feet knowing before the fight was even signed with Pacman that he was completely shot. I think that was an amazing thing that he did. I thought for sure that he was going to get flattened. But he managed to survive the onslaught & I commend him for that. I've always admired his entire career so there is no need for me to say he deserves respect, he already has it.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Hi Hater
        Shane last few performances have been garbage but he had a good career. It's sad that Shane is just showing up for a paycheck now but that doesn't take away from what he's done in his career. I hope Mosley hangs them up too but he's still the same guy that took on pretty much all challengers. We shouldn't forget that Mosley took on bigger guys like Forrest and Wright and even fought them after losing to both. He fought both De La Hoya and Cotto in their primes. In his day he was an exciting fighter that was willing to fight just about anybody. Even the so called P4P best today don't do that. Anyway, I hope Shane hangs them up but I won't forget what he did for the sport and for that he has my respect.
        There is no doubt he is a class act and an all time great and yes I said ALL TIME GREAT. Regardless like you said of his recent performances he sure was something to watch in his prime. He had fast hands, great footwork, great ring smarts, and could take one hell of a shot. No reason not to be respected as a fighter and I sure hope he does hang them up but I'm thinking he's got a few more in him before he really considers it.

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        • Doctor_Tenma
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          Originally posted by $ jmoney 210 $
          never forget shane as one of the greatest lightweights of all time
          No he ain't, but he was a damn good fighter at LW, perfect balance of speed and power.

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          • Bushbaby
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            #6
            Can you name 1 lightweight from the last 25 years that you know for sure would beat him there?

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              #7
              Originally posted by Bushbaby
              Can you name 1 lightweight from the last 25 years that you know for sure would beat him there?
              Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao would KTFO outta Shane at lightweight.

              But Shane can still fight. He looked terrible against Pac but then again so does everyone. He got robbed of a W against Mora who ran from his the whole fight. And if he wasn't 16 months inactive against Mayweather he would've knocked him out in the 2nd round.

              Mosley still beats everyone at 147 not named Pac or Floyd and that includes Berto and Ortiz.

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                Originally posted by Check_hooks
                Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao would KTFO outta Shane at lightweight.

                But Shane can still fight. He looked terrible against Pac but then again so does everyone. He got robbed of a W against Mora who ran from his the whole fight. And if he wasn't 16 months inactive against Mayweather he would've knocked him out in the 2nd round.

                Mosley still beats everyone at 147 not named Pac or Floyd and that includes Berto and Ortiz.
                in his prime he would have beat most anyone now he beats almost noone in the spotlight, sorry I really like shane and he's one of my favorites of all time but he just doesnt have it anymore.

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                  Originally posted by Check_hooks
                  Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao would KTFO outta Shane at lightweight.
                  But Shane can still fight. He looked terrible against Pac but then again so does everyone. He got robbed of a W against Mora who ran from his the whole fight. And if he wasn't 16 months inactive against Mayweather he would've knocked him out in the 2nd round.

                  Mosley still beats everyone at 147 not named Pac or Floyd and that includes Berto and Ortiz.
                  probably not

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                  • bojangles1987
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                    I can't help but lose a little respect for the way he went out against Pacquiao. I never thought Shane Mosley would show up just for the check.

                    He definitely deserves our respect for his career though.

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