Noting that Shane at his age still has his granite chin intact, and that pacquiao doesn't seem to have the stopping power at this weight class to KO large welterweights (Cotto has always been a bit chinny)--I predict that this fight will go the distance. Yes Naz might throw in the towel but the chances of that are diminished by the fact that Pac usually slows down to show compassion to his opponents as witnessed in his last several fights. Shane also is not shy about clinching when hurt and is quite effective at it. In addition, Mosley always possessed devastating power and can end a fight with a single overhand right. His corner might well capitalize on the proverbial "puncher's chance" in the later rounds. Although it is highly doubtful that he will ever be able to land such punch. Furthermore, a warrior such as Shane who is in the twilight of his career, would never allow himself to be stopped in possibly his last fight. Don't get me wrong, this guy is no De La Hoya who was essentially a shell of his former self; Shane is still pretty much a live dog who has tremendous heart and can definitely hold up his own. In the end, I believe, he will still hold the distinction of "never been stopped." PAC by UD
I agree with you. Pac beats Mosley by UD. but I don't think that Mosley can KO Pacquiao by a single overhand right in any round. Pacquiao has a granite chin.
I don't think so either but Mosley probably thinks otherwise. Well, I didn't expect Mosley to stop Margarito either.
