If Jin was somebody else?s wife when she married Shane, then how could their marriage have been legal?
Shane Mosley is fighting mad and jumping for joy, all at the same time ? and all for the same reason: Looks like he?s going to get a rematch with the opponent who dealt him the most-humiliating defeat of his life ? his ex-wife.
TMZ Sports is reporting three-division world champ has filed papers in a Los Angeles courtroom to reopen divorce-court proceedings with Jin Mosley, who married him in 2002, divorced him in 2011 and ? ask anybody who knew the couple in those days ? dominated every phase of their marriage.
Their divorce-court battle was ugly and lopsided. Jin by a knockout, strutting away with all three of their houses, a Mercedes G Wagon, a Cadillac Escalade, Shane?s entire fight library, his world championship belts, $600,000 in spousal support, and every last ounce of his dignity.
But life can be ironic.
The problem, says ?Sugar Shane,? is that Jin married another man in 1999 and didn?t divorce him until 2006 (four years into the Mosley marriage).
Whoops.
They call that bigamy ?round these parts, ma?am.
So … if Jin was somebody else?s wife when she said her vows to Shane, then how could their marriage have been legal? And if their marriage wasn?t legal, how could there have been a divorce? And if there was no divorce, how could there be a divorce settlement?
Shane Mosley his wants money back. He wants his stuff back. Most of all, he wants his pride back.
Forget Mayweather-Berto. Mosley vs. Mosley II is the fight worthy of pay-per-view.
Dettloff on Sunday?s Ringside Boxing Show
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