Yes. Chavez had problems at this weight. Mosley beat DLH twice at this weight so he'd beat Chavez faster.
LMAO Casual fans at their best:|:| they state their opinion with so much confidence. BEAT DLH TWICE AT 135?!!!!
Chavez was at his absolute best at 135. Mosley was very strong and fast at 135, so of course he'd have a speed advantage over Chavez. People need to keep in mind this isn't the tattered version beaten to a pulp by Oscar, this is the bobbing and weaving, iron chinned 135lb destroyer that would never take a step back. I think it would be a close fight, with Mosley probably winning the first 4 rounds very closely, but in the later rounds the rounds become much closer with Julio's pressure. I think being a former sparring partner of Chavez Mosley know's Chavez pretty well and vice versa, but Chavez's non stop attack and his own power, not as flashy as Mosley's, but a right hand just as good, starts slowing down Mosley in the later rounds and Chavez wins the judges scorecards by winning the last round in a grueling, closely contested fight. Mosley, like Morales, get lured into brawls easily and this would be to Chavez's advantage. Mosley also never fought a prime puncher like Rosario, a slick southpaw like Camacho, or technician like Haugen at 135 like Chavez did. Chavez's experience at 135 would be the difference and the key to victory for Chavez.
Dammit! I was just going to mock that but you ruined it for me by getting there first. :twisted: Boxed Ears wanted to invoke the right of prima mockta, or First Mock. ...Oh, well.