Originally posted by THEFRESHBRAWLER
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Are you trying to rewrite history for your hero Floyd?
Mosley had asked Floyd when he was at 135 if Floyd would move up to 135 but Floyd said no, he wanted to stay at 130 to break a record for most wins in that division. In other words, stay there as long as Mosley is at 135! Floyd even admitted to that on air that night after the fight!
Even the tooth incident was not quite accurate. Mosley had just fought 2 times that year and was already planning to take some time off so the November date made no sense for him. He had said that he would be willing to fight Floyd a month or 2 later than November. Floyd didn't want to do that and instead fought Baldomir!!!! Why fight Baldomir instead of Mosley when he was planning to retire? WOW! I remember Mosley bringing all of this up in interviews.
The other poster already wrote about Kostya Tsyzu.
Oscar was basically at 147/154 while Floyd was at lower weights! So calling out Oscar was like me calling out someone when I know that there would not be a fight happening. Once Floyd moved up to at least 147, Oscar was basically retired and more of a promoter. When he decided to come back, he fought Floyd.
So think about it. If you were Oscar or Mosley, when would you have had a better chance of beating Floyd in their prime or when Floyd was in his prime and they were ready to retire? So how can you say that they were running scared? It doesn't even make any sense!!! They fought Floyd when they lost almost all of their advantages!
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