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79-73

Mosley is looking like a novice.

Srebmun wrote:Mosley is looking like a novice.

Sorry, being made to look like one.

May 89-82.

Mosley hasn't got anything left.

89-82

Mosley still eating some big shots.

May 99-81

Pull him out.

99-91

dkos wrote:May 99-81

Pull him out.

^^ this

May 109-100.

109-100

Mayweather definitely left his bike at home tonight.

Whats all this bollocks about pulling him out, its a boxing match ffs he's not taking a beaten, he aint busted up, they were praising that welsh kid who got battered off Hide last night yet they want Mosley pulled out after shipping a few right hands

Absolute class from Mayweather, showed his whiskers too, got hurt, rode it out, and has put on a proper schoolage.

Great stuff. Bring on Manny.

Hagler2002 wrote:Whats all this bollocks about pulling him out, its a boxing match ffs he's not taking a beaten,

Up to the last cpl, he was, even Nazim was talking of it.

119-109. No difficulty scoring this one.

Great performance by PBF

MASTERCLASS!!!!!!!!!!!

Two good fighters, but slightly surprisingly one-sided.

Srebmun wrote:

Hagler2002 wrote:Whats all this bollocks about pulling him out, its a boxing match ffs he's not taking a beaten,

Up to the last cpl, he was, even Nazim was talking of it.

Yeah to try and get him going, do you really think he would of! he took some right hands but certainly didn't take a beating.

Watching Mayweather's post comeback fights make you realize that Hatton's effort wasn't that bad. He certainly made it more competitive than Mosley and Marquez who many consider superior fighters. Maybe rushing in head first and letting go is the only way you're going to land, but only if you can take the shots coming in.

May 119-109.

Mayweather's best offensive performance since the Corrales fight. Mosley was just too old, fought the wrong fight IMO and was far too inactive before the fight (he gassed after 6-7 rounds). I'm not making excuses either - still one of Mayweather's top 3 wins, and in his top 2 performances.

119-109
119-109
118-110

Hagler2002 wrote:

Srebmun wrote:

Hagler2002 wrote:Whats all this bollocks about pulling him out, its a boxing match ffs he's not taking a beaten,

Up to the last cpl, he was, even Nazim was talking of it.

Yeah to try and get him going, do you really think he would of! he took some right hands but certainly didn't take a beating.

Mosley looked old and lost in that ring, took more than some right hands.

Very good performance from Mayweather.

Mosley looked tired very early. He looked tense right from the start.

So, I may be wrong, but I just want to throw this out there and see what you think. 38 years old, and coming off a 16 month lay-off. Then, we see evidence that he just looked gone after a big effor in the second. Take nothing away from Mayweather, but can we draw conclusions about Mosley?

Srebmun wrote:

Hagler2002 wrote:

Srebmun wrote: Up to the last cpl, he was, even Nazim was talking of it.

Yeah to try and get him going, do you really think he would of! he took some right hands but certainly didn't take a beating.

Mosley looked old and lost in that ring, took more than some right hands.

Yeah whatever, if you think that should have been stopped you really shouldn't be watching boxing

Cannibal wrote:Watching Mayweather's post comeback fights make you realize that Hatton's effort wasn't that bad. He certainly made it more competitive than Mosley and Marquez who many consider superior fighters. Maybe rushing in head first and letting go is the only way you're going to land, but only if you can take the shots coming in.

yep.

hatton took chances.

something that shane and juan were very reluctant to do. ;;-)

Mosley couldn't have hit Mayweather better with those right hands to the point of the chin. Mayweather wobbled but stayed upright and came back at Mosley. It was an unbelievable performance from Floyd to then SCHOOL mosley completely and do it while he was standing in front of mosley. unreal. floyd has a granite chin and tons of heart.