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Pacquiao vs Mosley
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Angrymuscles2011
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i believe mosley will come out raging like he did in the mayweather fight then gas out from there. easy pickings for pacman imo
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Mosley is too past his prime, Pacquiao has been making a living out of killing fighters that were too old.
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Here is a good except from an article which pretty much sums up Pacman's dominance. I like the list of guys he sent to the hospital and they haven't fought since he laid an ass whopping on them.
Instead, we got another lopsided decision, Pacquiao winning as an overwhelming favorite against a 39-year-old opponent who had no intention of actually fighting.
Mosley was once a great champion and remains a likeable ambassador for the sport. He never stood a chance against Manny, though. That was something promoter Bob Arum acknowledged at the outset, only to realize he was so out of opponents for the Filipino that he had to make the fight anyway.
Mosley was the second of Pacquiao's last three opponents to enter the ring and not even attempt to win. Fourteen months ago Joshua Clottey covered up for 12 rounds. Even after he was shut out on the scorecard, Clottey lifted his arms in triumph and posed for pictures with his team. The goal was to survive, not actually box.
Before you blame Clottey and Mosley, consider what happened to the last several guys who decided to stand and trade with Manny:
Antonio Margarito, pummeled repeatedly, broken orbital bone, sent to hospital, career in jeopardy. Miguel Cotto, pummeled repeatedly, TKO'd, sent to hospital. Ricky Hatton, knocked out cold, sent to hospital, hasn't fought since. Oscar De La Hoya, pummeled repeatedly, TKO'd, sent to hospital, hasn't fought since. David Diaz, pummeled repeatedly, TKO'd, sent to hospital.
We could go on. Manny Pacquiao hasn't lost a fight in six years.
And he probably isn't losing one anytime soon, leaving fans stuck watching an iconic fighter dominate inferior opponents just for the sake of watching said icon.
Instead, we got another lopsided decision, Pacquiao winning as an overwhelming favorite against a 39-year-old opponent who had no intention of actually fighting.
Mosley was once a great champion and remains a likeable ambassador for the sport. He never stood a chance against Manny, though. That was something promoter Bob Arum acknowledged at the outset, only to realize he was so out of opponents for the Filipino that he had to make the fight anyway.
Mosley was the second of Pacquiao's last three opponents to enter the ring and not even attempt to win. Fourteen months ago Joshua Clottey covered up for 12 rounds. Even after he was shut out on the scorecard, Clottey lifted his arms in triumph and posed for pictures with his team. The goal was to survive, not actually box.
Before you blame Clottey and Mosley, consider what happened to the last several guys who decided to stand and trade with Manny:
Antonio Margarito, pummeled repeatedly, broken orbital bone, sent to hospital, career in jeopardy. Miguel Cotto, pummeled repeatedly, TKO'd, sent to hospital. Ricky Hatton, knocked out cold, sent to hospital, hasn't fought since. Oscar De La Hoya, pummeled repeatedly, TKO'd, sent to hospital, hasn't fought since. David Diaz, pummeled repeatedly, TKO'd, sent to hospital.
We could go on. Manny Pacquiao hasn't lost a fight in six years.
And he probably isn't losing one anytime soon, leaving fans stuck watching an iconic fighter dominate inferior opponents just for the sake of watching said icon.
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