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Mosley’s Trainer “Mayweather & Pacquiao Will Never Fight Shane!”

In an exclusive interview with FightFanNation.com’s Brent Matteo Alderson, Jack Mosley, Shane’s father and trainer was highly critical of both Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao and commented, “Shane called him [Floyd] out to his face. Floyd has never called Shane out to his face. Shane is not scared to fight anybody and he’s proven that over and over again. I don’t think Floyd or Pacquiao will ever fight Shane because they think Shane is too big, too strong, and just as fast. And they will not fight him and jeopardize their careers like that.” Jack Mosley, who has trained his son through out most of his career commemorated Shane’s willingness to compete against the best, “Shane took chances when he fought Winky Wright, Vernon Forrest, Miguel Cotto. He didn’t have to fight those guys but he took the chance to prove that he was the best. And he will still do the same thing with some of these other fighters and that shows you what type of champion he is and that’s what it will read in history that Shane is one of the best pound for pound in the world ever because he will take a chance and fight you and on any given night he will beat you!” Towards the end of the interview, Jack Mosley voiced his frustrations about his son’s inability to land a big fight with either Mayweather or Pacquiao and thinks Sugar Shane should start an all out media blitz in order to force a fight with one of them, “When he beat Margarito everybody got scared. They were like what happened because he looked like he was 19 years old again. They all got scare and Shane can’t help that. But what Shane needs to do is what all these other fighters are doing and voice his opinion because a mouth that stays closed never gets fed. He needs to go out there and put the pressure on and use his mouth to speak his mind about why they don’t want to fight him. Just Keep pushing and pushing. Do the same stuff that Floyd is doing, the same stuff that Ali did, do all that stuff and get some fights and make the public aware. He has enough money to where he can do P.R. work and get that stuff out there.”

You can view the interview in its entirety at www.FightFanNation.com.

Notes: Favorite Quote: After dominating Gerry Cooney in one of the most publicized heavyweight fights in history, Larry Holmes commented, “I got him drunk with my jab and mugged him with my right hand.” In an interview with Rick Reeno at boxingScene.com, Allan Green stated that he wasn’t interested in fight with Miranda and expressed his opinion that he should be allowed to take Taylor’s place in the tournament with out having an elimination bout and then questioned Taylor’s entrance in the tournament. Word to Allan green, Jermaine Taylor has two official wins over Bernard Hopkins, was a bronze medalist in the 2000 Olympics, and prior to entering the tournament, two of his three losses, the first fight with Pavlik and the Carl Froch fight were barn-burners that could have easily gone the other way. Even though now in hindsight we can say Taylor’s entrance was a mistake, before the loss to Abraham his career accomplishments merited his inclusion before Green. If anybody can go through this tournament without a loss, they will be an international superstar that will be able to command a minimum of three million dollars per fight. Before De La Hoya lost to Floyd Mayweather I had lunch with Steve Farhood and told him that I thought Oscar might be one of the greatest thirty fighters in history and he commented, “Top fifty maybe.” I take a peak at the sport’s page everyday, but the only two sports I follow religiously are boxing and UCLA basketball. Brent Matteo Alderson, a graduate of UCLA, is one of the most controversial boxing writers in the sport today and his articles spark discussion in message boards around the globe. Prior to working as the lead writer for FightFanNation.com, he worked as a staff writer for BoxingScene.com for five years. His published work has appeared in publications such as Ring Magazine, KO, World Boxing, and Latin Boxing Magazine. Alderson has also been featured on the ESPN Classic television program “Who’s Number One?” PLEASE SEND E-MAIL COMMENTS TO HYPERLINK [email protected]

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