Floyd is Mentally Stronger then Shane.

You just described a ******* to the tee!:deal

 

or a Cotto-Freak.:deal

 

Any fanatic of any boxer or "idol" Luke did a great job in describing.

 

No, what I do is inject rational thought into a thread when I see it's going towards a dick suck convention.
How much slobber do you invest to 1 shaft?
If you're going to drool all over a boxer, spread the love man.
Get off floyd's dick, i'm sure other boxers want some love too.

 

Really??

:rofl:rofl:rofl Rational eh??

 

You: 5943 irrational posts about Floyd Mayweather.
Who's on his dick?

 

Yes, I hate floyd.
Big surprise, at least I'm logical about it.

Mentally tougher than shane mosley and he won't even SIGN to fight margarito?
Shane signed it and killed him.

 

floyd hasn't shown no signs of being mentally weak during a fight, but then on the other hand he hasn't been in that many tough fights to really show what he's mentally like when getting beaten quite convincingly.

 

I don't think he's made 10 posts that don't include a refernce to Floyd.

 

You see a thread like this and have to say something.
It's way more fun to take on floyd fans just to rain on their parade.

 

I don't really think there is a mental edge in this fight.

Mosley has a lot of confidence right now and has been in many, many big fights. He's mentally prepared for this fight, no question.

Hard to be critical of Floyd's mental toughness as he tends to get into his opponent's head and still execute his gameplan or adjust his strategy mid-fight to win. I doubt Floyd will be able to get to Shane as much as he was able to get to others (pre-fight that is).

 

Ok so you're actually going back to the topic again.....with more irrelevance. I'll save both of us time and say the thread is clearly about in-ring mental toughness. Something you haven't alluded to once yet.

Yeah i figured. lol

 

I do agree with the posters who are saying Floyd hasn't swum in the deep waters Mosley's swum in. Mosley looked fantastic at Lightweight, so did Floyd, since moving out of the division Mosley went in against prime fantastic fighters at their ideal weights. Yes, Mosley looked confused in fights at times, but at the end of the day, you have to admit his post-lightweight comp is a lot higher than PBF's.

 

Yeah, mental toughness has nothing to do with who you choose to fight.

 

I don't think the first castillo fight is a good example. he fought EXTREMELY defensive, basically trying not to get his **** pushed in.

that's not really a positive thing. if the judges hadn't been 3 blind mice, then he would have lost that fight.

Turning a tough fight into a track meet is not exactly a good example of mental toughness imo.