Someone answer these two questions for me?

1: Why is it that Shane Mosley was exhausted after only 2 rounds of fighting?

2: Why did Shane not let his hands go from round 3 onwards?

 

I agree, but I just want people to acknowledge that these are indeed the facts before we start getting to excited by what we just saw. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw how tired Shane was after 2 rounds of action. These weren't the opening rounds of Marco Antonio Barrera vs Erik Morales I, these were two calculated rounds, not a lot of leather being thrown. I feel bad that we're all again discrediting Floyd's victory, but I know what I saw, I saw Shane tired after 6 minutes of Boxing, and reluctant to pull the trigger after three rounds...either that or he just couldn't.

Congratulations to Floyd, he did what he had to do.

 

I predicted a Floyd victory, but I didn't envision the lay off and age being such a factor for Shane Mosley. He was tired after two rounds of fighting, he couldn't pull the trigger from round 3 onwards, and his timing was shot, gone.

 

Elaborate. How does being counter punched a handful of times make someone exhausted after only two rounds of fighting?

Look, I know you're a big Mayweather fan, but can we not play dumb and ignore the facts here? ...It was shown to a world wide audience, we saw Mosley with his mouth wide open in round 3. This was a result of counter-punching? ...Yawn, ****ing yawn.

 

Can you address the thread questions please?

Why, in your mind, would Shane being exhausted after 6 minutes of combat?