Friday, May 17, 2013

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Mosley vs Cano live stream : 41-year-old former three division world champion Shane Mosley (46-8-1, 39 KOs) is going to be coming back towards the ring the very first time this season to manage former world title challenger Pablo Cesar Cano (26-2-1, 20 KOs) next Saturday evening on May 18th in the Grand Oasis Resort in Cancun, Mexico. Mosley hasnt fought against since going for a beating from the more youthful and far heavier WBC junior middleweight champion Saul Canelo Alvarez this past year in May inside a fight that perhaps must have never occurred to begin with given how over-matched up and out-sized the maturing Mosley was for the reason that fight.
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Lately, Mosley have been looking to get a battle with WBA welterweight champion Paulie Malignaggi, also it appeared as if as it were there the battle would be produced, however it unsuccessful to occur. Now, Mosley is attempting to place themself in place to obtain another title shot, and hes selected out a good fighter in 23-year-old Cano. Its difficult to think but Mosley hasnt won a battle in 4 years since beating Antonio Margarito in The month of january of 2009.

That loss was the start of the finish for Margarito while he only fought against three more occasions, losing a couple of them before retiring this year. You may make quite a argument that Mosley ought to be upon the market too since with him neglecting to win a battle in the last four fights it informs you pretty clearly he does not possess the abilities he had. Its likely he perform his distance to another title shot, however, simply by fighting men like Cano along with other former world challengers. Cano no more includes a top 15 world ranking because hes not fought against since getting beaten by Malignaggi this past year. Mosley can most likely outwork the youthful Cano, but hes likely to experience Canos size because hes really completed and appears a lot more like a junior middleweight now than the usual welterweight.

The one thing with Mosley is he is able to beaten by anybody that may throw enough punches to outwork him because in the deficits to Floyd Mayweather Junior, Canelo and Manny Pacquiao, Mosley has already established problems tugging the trigger together with his punches.

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By Allan Fox: 41-year-old former three division world champion Shane Mosley (46-8-1, 39 KO’s) will be returning to the ring for the first time this year to face former world title challenger Pablo Cesar Cano (26-2-1, 20 KO’s) next Saturday night on May 18th at the Grand Oasis Resort in Cancun, Mexico.

Mosley hasn’t fought since taking a beating against the younger and much heavier WBC junior middleweight champion Saul “Canelo” Alvarez last year in May in a fight that arguably should have never been made in the first place given how over-matched and out-sized the aging Mosley was in that fight.

Recently, Mosley had been trying to get a fight with WBA welterweight champion Paulie Malignaggi, and it looked like for a moment there the fight was going to be made, but it failed to take place. Now, Mosley is trying to put himself in position to get another title shot, and he’s picked out a decent fighter in 23-year-old Cano.

It’s hard to believe but Mosley hasn’t won a fight in four years since beating Antonio Margarito in January of 2009. That loss was the beginning of the end for Margarito because he only fought three more times, losing two of them before retiring in 2012.

You can make a pretty argument that Mosley should be retired too because with him failing to win a fight in his last four fights it tells you pretty clearly that he doesn’t have the skills that he once had.

It’s possible he could work his way into another title shot, however, just by fighting guys like Cano and other former world contenders. Cano no longer has a top 15 world ranking because he’s not fought since getting beaten by Malignaggi last year.







Mosley can probably outwork the young Cano, but he’s going to have problems with Cano’s size because he’s really filled out and looks more like a junior middleweight now than a welterweight. The thing with Mosley is he can beaten by anyone that can throw enough punches to outwork him because in his losses to Floyd Mayweather Jr, Canelo and Manny Pacquiao, Mosley has had problems pulling the trigger with his punches.

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MMA Crossfire – “Sugar” Shane Mosley vs Pablo “Cesar” Cano predictions

Welterweight fighter “Sugar” Shane Mosley will challenge interim IBC welterweight champion Pablo “Cesar” Cano at the Grand Oasis Resort in Cancun Mexico Saturday night.
Mosley has stated he will retire if he loses.

Both fighters are coming off losses. Cano lost to Paulie Malignaggi, a fighter Mosley failed to negotiate a fight with due to Malignaggi wanting more money.

Mosley has not won since 2009, losing convincingly to Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao and Saul “Canelo” Alvarez.

If Mosley does retire, it will signal the end of another great fighter, who flew out of the gate winning his first 38 fights.

Welcome back to The Crossfire.
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MMA Crossfire Expert Noel Clubb checks in with his thoughts:
MMA Crossfire Expert and professional boxing instructor Noel Clubb.
MMA Crossfire Expert and professional boxing instructor Noel Clubb.
Certified professional boxing instructor Noel Clubb divides his time between MMA World Academy/Clubb Canada (Amateur & Professional Boxing) located in Scarborough, Ontario, where he is currently building a competitive boxing team, instructing technical boxing classes and providing personal training. Noel also instructs at Pound 4 Pound MMA, at both locations in Markham and Pickering, Ontario.

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Shane Mosley
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(46-8-1, 39 KO)
Height: 5’8 ½”
Reach: 71”
Age: 41
Stance: Orthodox
Nationality: California, USA
Pablo Cesar “El Demoledor” Cano


Pablo Cesar Cano
(L-R) Erik Morales of Mexico Pablo Cesar Cano of Mexico during their WBC super lightweight title fight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on September 17, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Getty Images

(26-2-1, 20 KO)
Height: 5’9”
Reach: 72”
Age: 23
Stance: Orthodox
Nationality: Mexico

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Clubb: Both Mosley and Cano are coming off championship losses and are looking to redeem themselves in this 12-round WBC welterweight title fight contest. Sugar Shane mentioned he will retire if he loses to Cano. The Mosley camp was trying to set up a bout with WBA welterweight champ Paul Malignaggi, however they did not come to terms as Malignaggi was looking for more money in the matchup. If Mosley really wants to take another run at the championship, he will have to beat two or three of the top welterweight contenders. It’s that simple.
Cano is coming off a 12-round controversial split decision against Paul Malignaggi for the WBA welterweight title back in October 2012.

Pablo Cano vs Shane Mosley.
Pablo Cano vs Shane Mosley.

Pablo Cesar Cano demonstrated after the Erik Morales fight that he cuts very easily. This will be a factor to watch for in this match-up which can lead to a potential TKO decision if Cano eats a lot of Mosley’s leather. Cano suffered a TKO decision against Erik Morales and suffered some cuts against Malignaggi.

The dangerous factor about Cano is that he has a 69% KO ratio and that is the reflection of excellent punching power.

In Sugar Shane’s career he has never been knocked out, however he has not won his last four contests ( 3 losses and a draw), his last victory was back in 2009. Mosley has faced against opponents like Floyd Mayweather, Sergio Mora and Manny Pacquiao who Mosley lost to back in May 2011. Mosley also suffered  a unanimous decision loss to Saul Alvarez on May 5, 2012 for the WBC light middleweight title. He faced great opponents and one up-and-coming great opponent in Alvarez. So, he is not coming into this bout with any great momentum.

“We are going to go for it, and go after him on the inside, stay close to him and work him over with punches upstairs and to the body,” said Cano recently to the media. “We know Mosley has faced it all and faced the best in the world but he has weaknesses and they have been exposed in several fights and that is where we will secure a big victory.”

Pablo will be facing one of the best fighters that he has ever faced against on Saturday night and Cano will also be tested against Mosley experience.

I anticipate Cano to come out aggressively against Mosley in the early rounds, pressuring the veteran. I think Cano will get tagged a lot by Mosley. Mosley will need to move better than he did against Cano, Paquiao and Maywether, as he froze a few times in the ring.
I would love to go with Mosley, as I have followed Mosley for s long time, however, Cano I think is a big welterweight who packs a big punch will cause problems for Sugar Shane Mosley on Saturday night and I am calling for Cano to defeat Mosley on a decision.

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"Sugar" Shane Mosley (46-8-1, 39 KO) is fighting again, even though it would seem to be a bit of a fruitless venture.

The 41-year-old future Hall of Famer will take on 23-year-old Pablo Cesar Cano (26-2-1, 20 KO) on Saturday, May 18, at Grand Oasis Resort in Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico.

Mosley has lost his last three fights, but he apparently still believes he has something to offer in the ring. Cano, meanwhile, will be looking to add a win over a huge name in the sport, even though a victory over Mosley isn't as impressive as it used to be.

Can Mosley conjure up another special performance, or will Cano batter him further toward retirement? Here's how you can watch.

When: Saturday, May 18, 9:30 p.m.
Where: Grand Oasis Resort in Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico
TV: Fox Deportes

The Book on Mosley
Delusional or Determined?
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Mosley doesn't need to win another fight to complete his legacy. He's already defeated the likes of Oscar De La Hoya (twice), Ricardo Mayorga, Fernando Vargas and Antonio Margarito.
Like many aging fighters, though, he has stuck around the brutal game too long. Most believe Mosley should have walked away from boxing for good at least a year or two ago.
Those who long for Mosley to hang up the gloves will be especially troubled by what he had to say to Rene Umanzor of Boxing Scene:
This is a long-term return, I'm coming for a title. I want to be champion again. I want to make history. After Cano I want one more fight and then look for a world championship. I see this fight as a new beginning for me. I have my father back [as trainer].

I guarantee you will be the same Sugar Shane Mosley [of old]. Pablo Cano is very strong, he likes to fight and that's the most important thing. I think the fight will be very good because of the styles and we also have very good chins.

This seems like the classic case of a fighter not realizing what almost everyone around him seems to have known for some time. Mosley's days as a relevant fighter are done, but the intense pride, competitive spirit and desire to be in the spotlight is what drives him.

While those traits are great for a fighter in his 20s and even 30s, the combination is likely harmful for a man in his early 40s.

If you watch this interview with Mosley and former heavyweight champion Chris Byrd, you can just hear the pride Mosley has as he talks about his in-ring accomplishments.

Also, Byrd alludes to Mosley's ultra-competitive nature. Because the two men are good friends, Mosley is loose and the interview is especially informative and revealing.
I've always loved Mosley, but as a fan of his, I'm concerned for his health moving forward. As a fan of the sport, it is hard to get excited about watching an all-time great compete at 60 percent of what he once was.

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Gauging what Mosley still has left is difficult. Speed and punching accuracy were once his best assets, but Father Time has stripped him of the former quality.
Fortunately—or perhaps unfortunately—Mosley's opponent on Saturday night isn't very quick. Because of this, Mosley will be far more competitive in this fight than he has been in his previous three losses.

He obviously has far more experience than Cano, being 18 years his senior. That could also play a major role in the fight.
While that may work out for him on Saturday, it will only further obscure the long-term prognosis.

The Book on Cano
Is He the Legend Killer?
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Besides having gory and competitive scraps with Paulie Malignaggi in October 2012 and Erik Morales in September 2011, Cano hasn't faced well-known opposition.

He lost both of those bouts, but if he proved nothing else on those two occasions, the young Mexican fighter from Atizapan de Zaragoza, Mexico, proved he's rugged.
When he faces Mosley on Saturday, he'll be trying to smash him straight into retirement. He said as much to Salvador Rodriguez of Boxing Scene:
It's a great opportunity to beat a legend like Shane Mosley. It is a challenge for me. No one has ever knocked him out, and I would like to be the first. I know it will be difficult.
But I'm not focused on a knockout, I'm focused on winning. When I fought Erik Morales I was young and had very little experience.
Later on with Paul Malignaggi I was stronger, better prepared and I think I won the fight even though the judges gave it to him. So the third time's the charm, and this is my chance.
If he accomplishes his goal, he could become the man who finally ends Mosley's career.

In the Ring
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Cano can bang, but he isn't hard to hit at all. He comes straight forward with little head movement, and he looks for the knockout in most situations.
If you look at his fights, Cano has an odd dynamic to his defensive game. He has a tremendous chin, but he also has a history of cuts.
While he will struggle with Mosley's "speed" and experience, Cano's propensity to cut could be the biggest factor in the fight.

My Prediction
This is actually a difficult fight to call. Will Mosley take another step back and thus make himself even more vulnerable, or will he be the same old, old Mosley we saw against Canelo Alvarez and Manny Pacquiao?
I'm betting on the latter and that will likely be enough to win on Saturday. I predict a decision win or late stoppage for Sugar Shane in a fight that really shouldn't even be happening.


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