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LOL...Its funny to me that people say Mosley is shot. He Lost to the 2 BEST FIGHTERS in the World. Anybody who fought Floyd and manny Back to back would have looked Bad.Right? Not to mention who has Canelo beat to make him so Strong? an Old Kermit Cintron? Matthew Hatton? Baldomir? Lets keep it real, this kid hasnt fought anyone. His resume is ****. So in My Opinion when mosley and Alverez Step into the ring,You'll Have to B+ fighters. I think this is a close fight. 115-113 Mosley. You Heard it here 1st!
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Mosley was scared to death to let his hands to vs Mayweather & Pac...did you watch those fights? Other than round 2 vs Mayweather, he did nothing in those 24 rounds.
Stop making rookie mistakes and acting like Shane has been in beast mode in the last 2 years. His trainer was about to throw in the towel vs Mayweather. Pac knocked him down and he didn't want to engage. We aren't talking about the old shane...we are talking about an OLD SHANE. Get real man.Comment
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ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Did you conveniently forget Mosley's fight against SERGIO MORA????
Do you even know what you are talking about? Mosley is done. Period. End of story. He has been done, now just fights for a paycheck. Sergio Mora, yes the Latin Snake, yes the contender winner beat him (though they called it a draw). So if you're argument is the quality of fighters Canelo has faced vs. Mosely you need to re-evaluate your points. 
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He forgot mosley fought Mora...ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Did you conveniently forget Mosley's fight against SERGIO MORA???? Do you even know what you are talking about? Mosley is done. Period. End of story. He has been done, now just fights for a paycheck. Sergio Mora, yes the Latin Snake, yes the contender winner beat him (though they called it a draw). So if you're argument is the quality of fighters Canelo has faced vs. Mosely you need to re-evaluate your points. 
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Article from Sports Illustrated Posted: Monday September 20, 2010 2:37PM
Arum: Mosley not likely to fight Pacquiao
Shane Mosley and Sergio Mora fought to a controversial draw Saturday in L.A., with most observers having Mosley winning.
Shane Mosley, who showed his age and the wear and tear of 53 professional bouts and 376 live rounds against the listless Sergio Mora on Saturday, did not help his standing in the Manny Pacquiao sweepstakes.
That's the word from Pacquiao promoter Bob Arum, who was busy with religious observance on Yom Kippur and did not view the bout live.
Asked on Sunday 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"
^^^^^^this is straight from Arums mouth....and then he sets up Pacquiao-Mosley
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^^^Great post.Article from Sports Illustrated Posted: Monday September 20, 2010 2:37PM
Arum: Mosley not likely to fight Pacquiao
Shane Mosley and Sergio Mora fought to a controversial draw Saturday in L.A., with most observers having Mosley winning.
Shane Mosley, who showed his age and the wear and tear of 53 professional bouts and 376 live rounds against the listless Sergio Mora on Saturday, did not help his standing in the Manny Pacquiao sweepstakes.
That's the word from Pacquiao promoter Bob Arum, who was busy with religious observance on Yom Kippur and did not view the bout live.
Asked on Sunday 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"
^^^^^^this is straight from Arums mouth....and then he sets up Pacquiao-MosleyComment
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Canelo is going to wreck Shane. Mosley has looked awful in his last 3 bouts.Comment
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Shane. You already have the fight. You will get paid well as a pro for the final time. Please stop this senseless self promotion. Alvarez will never be the Champ you were. It is embarrassing to continue sounding the woof of the young dog.Comment
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