Entries tagged with "Shane+Mosley":
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On January 26, 2002 at The Theater at New York's Madison Square Garden, welterweight champion Shane Mosley, from Lynwood, California, defended his WBC title, in the first of their two fights, against Vernon Forrest, from Augusta, Georgia. Both fighters were undefeated. Sugar Shane was 38-0 going in.…
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On January 24, 2009 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, former welterweight champion Shane Mosley, from Lynwood, California, fought reigning WBA Super World welterweight champion Antonio Margarito, (37-5-0) from Torrance, California by way of Tijuana, Mexico. Margarito was coming off a…
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On January 9, 1999 at the Civic Center in Pensacola, Florida, IBF lightweight champion Sugar Shane Mosley, from Lynwood, California, defended his title against Golden Johnson, from Wichita Falls, Texas. Mosley was undefeated at 30-0. Johnson was 15-2-2. The fight was scheduled for 12 rounds...
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On November 20, 2004 at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, Shane Mosley fought a rematch with Winky Wright. The two men first fought eight months earlier for Shane's WBC/WBA/IBF light middleweight titles. Winky won that fight by unanimous decision. Going into the rematch, Mosley was 39-3,…
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On September 27th, 2008 at Home Depot Center, Carson, California, former IBF lightweight, WBC welterweight, and WBC light middleweight champion Sugar Shane Mosley, from Lynwood, California, fought former WBC welterweight champion Ricardo Mayorga, from Managua, Nicaragua, for the vacant WBA Inter-Continental…
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On June 17, 2000 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, WBC welterweight champion Oscar De La Hoya, from Montebello, California, defended his title against IBF lightweight champion Sugar Shane Mosley, from Lynwood, California, in the first of their two fights. De La Hoya was 32-1 coming in.…
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On May 9, 1998 at Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City, New Jersey, IBF lightweight champion Sugar Shane Mosley, from Lynwood, California, defended his title against former IBF super featherweight champion John John Molina, from Fajardo, Puerto Rico. Mosley was undefeated as 26-0. Molina was 45-4. The fight…
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On April 17, 1999 at Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio, California, IBF lightweight champion Shane Mosley, from Lynwood, California, defended his title against John Brown, from Atlantic City, New Jersey. Mosley was undefeated at 31-0 coming in. Brown was 19-5. The fight was scheduled for 12 rounds...
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On February 10, 2007 at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, Sugar Shane Mosley, from Lynwood, California, fought Luis Collazo, from Brooklyn, New York, for the interim the WBC welterweight title. Mosley was 43-4 coming in. Collazo was 27-2. The fight was scheduled for 12 rounds...
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Terence may be all the rage in Omaha, but Spence is packing in stadiums and is a burgeoning PPV star…
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The Jan. 24, 2009 fight between Antonio Margarito and Shane Mosley at the Staples Center in L.A. for the WBA super welterweight title was a turning point in Margarito's career. Before the fight, Mosley's trainer discovered that Margarito's hand wraps had been tampered with. It caused a lengthy delay,…
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Several fighters, primarily PBC fighters, weighed in with predictions and, surprisingly, many picked Thurman to win…
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Deontay Wilder and Rocky Marciano are disruptors. Though many will continue to try, they simply can’t be explained…
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Styles make fights and some fighters, no matter how capable they may be, are simply made to order for their opposition…
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Saturday night in Galveston, Texas, “El Tigre” is set to face Melvin “The Romantic Redneck” Russell in a ten-round affair…
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It’s always a mistake to rule out a thinking man’s chances of pulling off the supposedly impossible…
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Last Thursday marked ten years since Margarito’s initial defense of the WBA Super Welterweight World title he’d taken from Miguel Cotto six months earlier…
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The two fighters both will get to do what they want. Winky will come forward with his high guard whilst Martinez will move backwards looking to potshot…
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“If I could fight every month, then I would do that. It's that love for the sport that has helped me along the way…”
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It’s being reported by several media sources that a Terence Crawford-Luis Collazo bout is in the works for March 23. This is not great news…
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“My team will work closely with Al Haymon for the remainder of my career to deliver the most anticipated fights with the top PBC fighters…”
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The tale was grim and the outlook even grimmer as to whether or not we’d get a second helping of the biggest middleweight rivalry of the present time…
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Tonight in Cali, Triple G faces Martirosyan. The upside? The middleweight championship contest is on HBO and won’t cost $70 to watch on pay TV…
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The charade being exercised at this time by each man’s promotional sides shouldn’t surprise us at all. We likely know the answer to the big question…
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Boxing is a sport which can lead to the death of a participant, so plaster laden gloves could only mean one thing. A cheat was in the house…
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We should be aware by now that Manny Pacquiao’s best days are more than simply far behind him…
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Nobody could talk trash like the former welterweight and junior middleweight champ and it’s pretty safe to say that there’ll never be anyone like him again…
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2017 has been called the year which saved boxing. As is usually the case, reports of death were premature…
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Sadam Ali, a boxer who made his initial jump into the division, had Cotto gassed midway through the contest and made him box as opposed to fight...
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“I would like to be remembered as a game-changer. Someone who was not afraid to do what it takes to make change that is needed…”
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When Cotto’s career is finally examined as a finished product, will he be viewed as an all-time great? It’s a fair question…
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In the background plays the Supremes’ “Where did our love go?” A single tear rolls down the second-generation bureaucrat’s fleshy face...
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I can’t help myself when it comes to Margarito, a guy who brought disgrace to himself, to his heritage as a Mexican fighter, and to the sport in general…
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“Everybody has a chance. Everybody can close their eyes and throw a shot. I just don’t think he has the power…”
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"I've enjoyed my career and don't want to point to any opponent, to any fight. I think that my whole career has been great for world boxing…"
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"We're looking for the knockout and he's looking for the knockout. I'm pretty sure this fight is not going the distance…"
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So, why does boxing attract these figures with tragic stories? It takes a certain mental attitude to beat another human…
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“These are people that society turned their back on. Everybody needs help and everybody needs love...”
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There's not going to be another "Rumble in the Jungle" anytime soon and with good reason. Kinshasa is not on anyone's bucket list…
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I have taken the 16 best lightweights (any fighter can only be ranked in one division) of all time and put together a random draw…
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While some of us wouldn't mind seeing Floyd take a crushing, brutal foot to the face, that's as far as it will go…
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Miguel Cotto hasn't fought since November of 2015, which was a unanimous decision loss to Canelo Alvarez…
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“I tell people all the time I’m a hybrid fighter. And they say, ‘What do you mean?’ And that means I can do both. I can do all of it…”
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In the pro ranks, Jackson was known for his outstanding defense, boxing skills, and making his opponents miss…
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De La Hoya is very difficult to evaluate. He had a very weird way of being good and often looks like he does not really excel at anything…
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This November will see the eleventh time two of The Ring's top five pound-for-pound boxers meet in the ring…
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That old black magic still weaves its spell in small doses in controlled conditions, but Duran’s juju was ineffective in Arizona…
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Someone who is more than qualified to offer his perspective on Hart's performance is former seven-time world champion Bernard Hopkins…
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In literary terms, Manny is the subject of Bradley’s greatest chapter—while Timothy is a footnote in Pacquiao’s story…
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It would be a real pity—no, make that a real tragedy—if Mosley were seriously hurt in our take-no-prisoners sport…