Comments Thread For: Shane Mosley Retiring From Boxing, No Plans To Fight Again

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Former three division world champion "Sugar" Shane Mosley (49-10-1, 41 KOs), 45 years old, has decided to join the recent pack, by announcing his retirement from boxing. In the last few weeks, Wladimir Klitschko, Juan Manuel Marquez, Timothy Bradley and Robert Guerrero made their own retirement announcements from the sport.
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[MEXfistology]

Good call, Shane should have retired about 5-6 years ago tho, when he got a 'draw' against Sergio mora after the Mayweather fight

[Johnny_Roa]

Glad these legends are calling it a day.
Sad, but at the same time, glad to see them retire in good, healthy terms.

[Fabes88]

Good. If your son is a professional fighter chances are you're too old to be putting on the gloves

[DuckAdonis]

Good decision

[RomanReigns]

Should have retired after the pacquiao fight. Sucks to see a talented fighter like him being defeated by some scrubs in Australia

[iamboxing]

Remember when Lampley nearly creamed his pants when Mosley landed flush on Mayweather..."Mosely...Mosley MOSLEY!!!"

[Willy Wanker]

Good for Shane.

Some people thought he should have retired years ago and he probably should have, but at least he was able to make some money on his way out.

Like any retirement from one of my favorites, I feel sad and happy at the same time. I was a Freshman in high school when I first saw lightweight Mosley fight around 96/97.

He fought and beat some of the best fighters from his own generation as well as the next. I hope he's happy in retirement.

[MEXfistology]

Should have retired after the pacquiao fight. Sucks to see a talented fighter like him being defeated by some scrubs in Australia

He should have retired after the Mayweather fight, he looked like an amateur on the mora fight and was literally quitting on his stool on the Pacquiao fight , there's even a video on that, but ****m Richardson didn't let him quit

[RomanReigns]

Good for Shane.

Some people thought he should have retired years ago and he probably should have, but at least he was able to make some money on his way out.

Like any retirement from one of my favorites, I feel sad and happy at the same time. I was a Freshman in high school when I first saw lightweight Mosley fight around 96/97.

He fought and beat some of the best fighters from his own generation as well as the next. I hope he's happy in retirement.

He would be the best lightweight, and light welterweight if he fights in today's era