Its all Naziim's Fault!!!

Mosley was train to step on a tail but all he saw was a face

 

The first post doesn't make sense, and the thread title is wrong. I don't know which to respond to.

 

I thought Richardson gave him good advice, but Mosley just couldnt carry it out. He never had the skills to do it. There was no plan B when they found out that Mayweather wasnt the weak guy they thought.

 

People put too much stock into that **** after that one win over Margarito. I wouldn't agree with you if you gave him all the credit for the loss or gave him none.

 

Naziim was the perfect cornerman in that fight. He had me wanting to go out and give his advice a shot. In my opinion, he is the best in the game.

 

It wasn't Nazim's fault. Mosley was doomed from the start.

 

Mosley was waiting for the towel so he can dodge it.......
But it never came

 

Naziim was the perfect guy he said what exactly happened in the fight shane punched floyd n the mouth n floyd started firing back instead of running which many thought he would do. also, nazzim was telling shane to let his hands go n use the jab regardless of anything n he did not do so

 

Naz did phuk it up. Why tell Shane to change anything he was doing after the second round when he almost knocked Floyd out. Naz should have told Mosley to just keep loading up and land them hard shots. There was no way Shane was going to be able to box against Floyd, so why even pretend to do so. Just go to war. Shane has a solid enough chin to stand and trade. Naz ruined it by telling Shane to chill out.

 

Wrong.....break down the fight better than with your casual observance.

 

Throughout the fight i though Nazims advice was on point. Mosley just couldnt execute anything that Nazim was saying. Everything Nazim said would happen, happend. He caught him, Floyd turned into a dragon, but instead of getting out of the way , "stepping on his tail" and going to the body- Mosley couldnt move , and got hit by those fireballs.

Nazim s rep loses nothing in my eyes- in fact it enhances- he knew what to do- the fighter just couldnt do it- in the end- you cant teach an old dog new tricks- and Nazim could see his fighter didnt have it from the early rounds- you could tell- but he kept shane going, despite shanes negative body language.

 

you think what you done in 1 round is going to work in the next round on floyd?
he told that man right not look for that 1 shot it just wont there no more. Mosley got spent cuz he knew he needed to get that dude outta there. didnt happen tho

 

The advice was correct, Shane just could not pull the trigger.

 

Its not Nazim's fault Shane is old, there is only so much you can do with a 38 yr old fighter.

 

yea, Shane's facial expression surprised me quite a bit. Even against Forrest I never saw him look so hopeless.