Shane Mosley vs. Pablo Cesar Cano RBR

Round 4

Mosley is jabbing and remaining glued in place as Cano now uses movement while flooding in with jabs. Mosley is getting hit with Cano's jab more than he is landing his. It's as though Mosley's feet got dipped in cement and Cano's were removed from shackles chained to a ball. Complete reversal in ring generalship and fluidity of movement from the first two rounds. Cano is circling either way and flicking jabs into Mosley's face, then chopping down with heavy rights that mostly bat across Mosley's back when he twists down to roll with them. Mosley squats and dives in with a body jab, then scurries out. Cano throws a jab feint, getting Mosley to pull straight back, then whips in a pair of the signature wrecking balls to the body from which his "El Demoledor" nickname is derived. BIG left hook by Cano finishing a combination as Mosley was lunging in with a jab. They exchange until the bell, Mosley falling in with shots and getting the worst of it.

10-9 Cano

39-37 Mosley

 

Three generations of practitioners of "Power Boxing" in that corner. (head coach Jack, Shane Sr., and Jack's assistant trainer/grandson Shane Jr.)

 

Naz can tell when a ship is about to sink. (or rather, when a dragon is near the end of its lifespan and no longer capable of sustained flight or flame exhalation)