This is a crap statement. Chachai Sasakul had more experience in the Flyweight Division, Lelohonolo Ledwaba had more experience in the Bantamweight Division, Marco Antonio Barrera, Juan Manuel Marquez, and Eric Morales had more experience at featherweight/Superfeatherweight Division, David Diaz had more experience in the lightweight Division, Ricky Hatton had more experience at Jr. Welterweight Division,Oscar dela Hoya and Miguel Cotto had more experience at Welterweight Division and what happened? They were all blown to smithereens by a fighter who had no or very little experience when he climbed those Divisions, And that fighter is Emmanuel Dapidran Pacquiao. So the premise of the author is dead wrong. Having experience in a particular division is no guarantee for a win. Manny Pacquiao proved that time and time again. The author is an ignoramous. Incidentally Manny Pacquiao is ranked at the top of list in Ring Magazine in both Jr. Welterweight and Welterweight Divisions. Don’t tell me the author is more credible than the Ring. Mosley and Mayweather are ranked behind PacMan.The author could do well to see that his piece will not be blown to smithereens, writing without thinking.

I thought that the reason why Mayweather outboxed Marquez was because of his sheer accuracy and Height advantage. PBF was an inch or two (not sure though) a little over that Marquez that as soon as Marquez maneuver his way to land a hand on PBF, the former immediately notices it and thus effeciently countering Marquez’s attack well! I have to admit that, like Pac, PBF is gifted with accuracy. The way he pot his shot thru and the way he exploit an opening is exceptional, but i guess i have to go back to the school of thought that, PBF hasn’t fought effeceintly aggressive fighters like Mosley. Yeah, Mosley was defeated by Cotto, and I guess that same fact will help Mosley see / foresee what kind of game PBF will play on May 1. The kind of Cotto who showed when he outboxed Mosley was a different kind, altogether different from PBF. Cotto was continously moving, even circling Mosley while jabbing. At this weight, PBF does not move that way. I don’t discount pbf’s speed at all, what i was saying is that he’s not as fast as he used to be.. Unlike before, PBF speed at this weight has been just “reactive”, by this i mean that as soon as he sees that his opponent is making his way towards him, he (PBF) reacts instantly and pot a shot at him. But then again, Marquez at 144 lbs was way down Mosley’s leauge. In the PBF-Marquez encounter, the latter was forced to play a role that he is accustomed playing, that is to attack. Add to that the fact that the version of Marquez that showed in that fight is bloated one, and is not as effective as that version which Pacquiao fought twice.

I hate Floyd Mayweather but you are dead wrong about him being slower now than he was as a lightweight. If what you are saying is true, why was he tagging Marquez all night with his lightning jabs. Forget the size and power factor. We are talking only about speed–Floyd schooled Marquez all night which his speed. Marquez couldn’t connect effectively at all because Floyd was way faster than him. This by the way was the same Marquez that almost beat Pacquiao in March 2008.

Mosely on the other hand is fast and he can easily beat brawlers who bring the fight to him like Margarito and Mayorga. But against exceptional boxers like V. Forrest, Wright, anc Cotto, he couldn’t beat them. Floyd is a better boxer than these 3. There is no chance in hell that Mosley will be able to catch Floyd. He will look just as bad as Baldomir did when he fought Floyd for the WBC welterweight title.

I hate Floyd but unfortunately Mosley has no chance in hell to win. If he is able to land a good punch and cuts Floyd’s ‘pretty’ face, that will be good enough for me.