Mosley to KO Pacquiao

Sugar Shane Mosley believes that his last two fights were not impressive because of the type of opponents he faced. In May 2010, he fought Floyd Mayweather Jr, wobbled him in the 2nd round of their fight but just couldn’t finish him. Floyd battled on and continued with his shoulder roll defense outclassing Mosley in the later rounds. In September 2010, hungry to get back in the ring, Mosley fought Sergio Mora. In the first few rounds, Mora got him with big punches but most of the rounds Mosley won it by points. They fight ended in a controversial draw which many believed to be won by Shane Mosley.

The Pacquiao vs Mosley fight is going to happen pretty soon. Less than 3 months to go before Manny Pacquiao and Shane Mosley face off in MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA for the WBO (World Boxing Organization) Welterweight Belt. Manny Pacquiao got the WBO belt from Miguel Cotto who won it from Shane Mosley. Shane Mosley got the belt from Antonio Margarito in January 2009 by knocking out Antonio in the 9th round of their fight. Now, Shane Mosley is going to get it from Manny Pacquiao.

The Pacquiao-Mosley fight is promoted by Top Rank Promotions in association with MP Promotions, SSM Promotions, Tecate, Showtime and MGM Grand. Head promoter Bob Arum believes that the fight between Manny Pacquiao and Shane Mosley on May 7 will be very entertaining. “Styles make fights” as what many promoters and boxers say. Both Manny and Shane Mosley are warriors and loves to throw a lot of punches. They believed that throwing a lot of punches can overwhelm the enemy and possibly score a KO in any round.

Shane Mosley, a warrior by heart won his first 33 fights as a professional. Most of those where via KO. He believes he still has the power and speed to win against Pacquiao. Shane Mosley knows that he is already old and his endurance will surely not reach the 12th round. He will try his best to throw accurate punches to Pacquiao in the early rounds and finish him as soon as possible.


Mosley vs Pacquiao live stream is available via Showtime PPV for only $54.95. The tickets to the Pacquiao-Mosley fight venue is already sold-out so the only option now to watch the fight is through pay-per-view.