Entries tagged with "Shane+Mosley":
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Turning back the clock is rare. Other than daylight savings time. But it seems the only ones that have done it are great former champions fighting a great champion...
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MANNY PACQUIAO vs. SHANE MOSLEY on Saturday, May 7, 2011 From MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas Live on SHOWTIME PPV®
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Bouts aren’t won or lost with fighter’s mouths, which is a good thing, because Shane Mosley's mouth isn't working so good...
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Wednesday was Pacquiao’s turn to meet the press, and the difference between him and Shane Mosley was like night and day...
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“I’m sure some [in the Philippines] are jealous of my success, and I can’t blame them. But I just try and stay humble..."
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In a sport where trash talk, badmouthing, and unsubstantiated putdowns seem the norm, Pacquiao and Mosley are paragons of class...
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Pacquiao's speed, power, chin, confidence, are the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse in the squared circle...
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If Mayweather stops unraveling and resolves his legal issues, maybe a fight between him and Manny will materialize in the future...
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If Manny lost to Sergio Martinez, suddenly you would see fans start to tsk tsk the legend of Pacquiao and call him a bum...
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There is zero comparison to the amount of cash that celebrities, whales, and fans put out for big boxing fights as there is for a standard UFC card…
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One man worked hard. One man worked harder. Both men earned their pay tonight. An honest night’s work is worthy of respect...
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De La Hoya’s a former boxer, a former champion, so he has a special perspective, and Golden Boy Promotions needs his undivided attention—now more than ever…
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Victor Ortiz is not buying into Mayweather’s hype or psych machine, the "it's different at this level" or the "from the hood, rap aura" thing…
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Although Mayweather hasn’t fought in 16 months, he’s still undefeated at 41-0 and a formidable competitor, maybe the best in the game…
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The Old Master was still there, still on top of the world, despite all the efforts of others to bust him down and cut him out of the picture...
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“Things happen in life,” said Mayweather. “It's a rollercoaster ride. You go through certain obstacles in life. That's what life is…”
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“And Mayweather is beginning to operate like a surgeon," said Jim Lampley. "Fighting Floyd Mayweather is a dose of cold reality..."
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"Some people, that’s their world. Some people are geared to live in that world. They’ve been living in that world so long that abnormal becomes normal…"
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To deny these feelings, gut and heart feelings, to operate solely and soullessly on the cerebral plane, is to negate boxing’s primal attraction…
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Like his counterpart Sergio Martinez, Pirog is making noise for a big signature-making fight against none other than Maravilla himself…
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Fighters sometimes smile because they know how fickle life can be, how fickle fans can be, how alone they really are, in the ring and in the universe...
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Some sick and sad process of dulling the luster and blunting the greatness of Manny Pacquiao has and is taking place before our very eyes…
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Robert Ecksel, Editor-in-Chief of Boxing.com, speaks with Rick Strom from TYT Sports about the last fight in the trilogy between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez. They discuss the strengths and deficiencies of both fighters, the history they share, and what we're likely to see when the Filipino whirlwind and Mexican warrior get it on...
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Any conjecture of wrongdoing is entirely based on a reader's ability to speculate and an ability to allow one's mind to imagine the possibilities...
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The Jan. 24, 2009 fight between Antonio Margarito and Shane Mosley at the Staples Center in L.A. for the WBA super welterweight title was a turning point in Margarito's career. Before the fight, Mosley's trainer Naasim Richardson discovered that Margarito's hand wraps had been tampered with. It caused a lengthy delay, but when the opening bell sounded, Sugar Shane made up for lost time. Margarito's questionable tactics have shadowed his career since then, and will be a factor in how he performs, and how Miguel Cotto performs, Saturday night at The Garden...
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I can’t think of a modern fighter who has absorbed more punishment and anguish—both in and out of the ring—than Miguel Cotto...
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The night was to end with a "convicted" glove-loader losing to a man he was suspected of using loaded gloves to beat a few years earlier…
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Smoger, the real article, speaks for itself, and by action, for himself. There is no need to draw attention...
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Public perception shifted once again in Pacquiao’s favor thanks to Floyd’s domestic violence case for which he was sentenced to 90 days...
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I’ll put on my biased glasses and root for quiet wisdom to stifle brash ego, for confidence to trump arrogance...
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Quitting is boxing’s unforgivable sin, the easiest route to the land of boxing purgatory…