The Worse Fight: Mayweather-Marquez or Pacquiao-Mosley?

wow... dumbest posts are here...

WTF? u rate Mayweather vs Marquez better?

FFS!!!

Thats a blown lightweight... and dont tell me that he ranks #2 b4 mayweahter beats him... ffs
P4P ranking doesnt matter if two boxers are not on the same fcking weight!!

martinez is #3 (in ring that is) if he fights donaire... floyboys will say,
("That was a good win for martinez, he beat up the #5 ring p4p!)

OMG... USE UR FCKING HEADS *****S!

 

Judging by mosley's last two performances it would be an interesting fight.

Marquez looked **** against floyd and struggled to get into the fight, but so to did mosley who has campaigned at WW much longer and is much bigger.

If anything i remember there being talk of stopping the fight because mosley was taking such a big beating. Not sure if this same notion applied when mayweather was schooling marquez, I'm not sure.

But to say mosley beats marquez isn't a given. People said the same thing when a faded del la hoya was going to fight pac.

 

Nothing biased in my post, just facts.

 

So because floyd get's caught with good punch means marquez will, unfortunately fights don't work out like that. Each fight is unique.

For example where was that big punch against mora? Where was the spaghetti legs in that fight? Where was the spaghetti legs against cotto?

 

So you are now saying it's about weight. Pac has been down by lesser fighters than kitsidas in his career but he hasn't been down since while taking big shots at WW. :think

If it's about weight then how is he able to take these shots.

 

mora was a weight drained middleweight.:deal No spaghetti legs.

Fact is until marquez is knocked out cold, i ain't buying into this **** about all these WW will knock him out. Floyd couldn't yet he knocked out an undefeated hatton who was bigger than marquez.

 

Sergio Mora came in 3 pounds overweight. He was given time to cut the weight and dropped down to 153.6. Mora will be fined 20% of his purse for initially coming in over. The money will go to Mosley.

Although the fine will stand, the Mosley camp asked Mora to try to lose the weight, which he agreed to do after a spirited discussion. When he came back to the scale about an hour later, he was unofficially 153.6, satisfying the Mosley camp.

"The fight is on, everything is fine now," said Judd Burstein, Mosley's attorney, who spent several minutes in deep discussion with Schaefer and Cameron Dunkin, Mora's manager, following the weigh-in as they talked about what to do.:hi:

troll exposed, you don't know ****.:rofl

 

Nice attempt to come back, but you have been exposed. You didn't even know mora was forced to cut weight to 153.6 pounds in an hour.

So much for your boxing knowledge, you should stick to doing your uni work

 

:good