the funny thing is, i get paid to do what your pretend to do here maybe if you further your education, you would understand the difference between formal an informal communication
Yeah but in general he steps up to the plate, put it this way he's not the only fighter to have stayed away from Shane!
What are you talking about? Margarito, Cotto, and Oscar all fought Shane. Even Berto was planning to fight him.atsch Now the "ducker" Floyd is fighting him tomorrow.
i just type have a quick look and press submit dropout why is someones spelling so important to you thats the sad part mate
Yeah De La Hoya fought everyone, Margo and Cotto fought him on a downward slope. Mosley hasent fought anyone in the last year and a half, and im guessing thats not because he cant be bothered, more because people would rather not have fought him after his stunning win over Margarito.
floyd aint knocking anybody out... you need to fight and be willing to trade and to kill your opponent to be able to knock somebody out.. and all floyd is gonna do is jab jab move run run move a couple of combination and keep moving and try to frustrate mosley... if mosley cant adjust his style and makes him fight it'll be a boring fight... other than corrales floyd hasnt knock anybody out in his career worth mentioning... and he has two worthy opponents in his whole career,,, jose luis castillo and corrales.. thats it.. the rest of his wins are garbage... :hat :hat
and the guy who's "always" willing to step up to the plate isn't willing to fight a man on a downward slope, even though the "ducker" is willing?:think
His resume isnt as star studded as other's, but come on man he beat DLH at junior middle, took Hatton apart (a good win at the time), and there are plenty of other good wins and great performances from during his time at lower weightclasses. I'm not his greatest advocate either, but to say bar Corrales and Castillo his resume is garbage is a massively sweeping statement.
Thats's what i was saying, Mosley is no longer on a downward slope, now many have him no.1 at welter and top 5 p4p. At the time Cotto fought him, he wasent heralded in that way, he had just beaten Collazo on points, big woop. When Margarito fought him, he had just struggled against Ricardo Mayorga. Don't get me wrong, i hate it when fighter's sidestep their greatest challenges, but from what ive seen of Pacquiao's career, he does not do this generally. I also dont understand why you call Floyd "ducker". I dont call him that, so theres no need to bring that into this dsicussion