Oh shit! I'll be going for Mayorga but Mosley should be able to handle him no problem.
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By Rick Reeno
Carl King, manager of Ricardo Mayorga, has informed BoxingScene.com of ongoing talks between Golden Boy Promotions and Don King Productions for a fight with "Sugar" Shane Mosley at a Las Vegas venue in May. Steve Kim has heard the date of May 17, at the Mandalay Bay, being thrown around on the Golden Boy end.
At the present, there is no agreement on the weight. King would like it to be at 154-pounds. Mayorga last fought at 166-pounds against Fernando Vargas, and has not made 147 since 2003. Mosley last fought at 147, but appears to be just as comfortable at 154. King says the weight class is not important, he's focused on securing this fight.
"We are having talks. Ricardo has not made 147 in a long time, but he swears he can make 147. My gut feeling is 154-pounds (for the fight). I feel he's at his best at 154 and that's where we want to be. None of these things are a deal breaker. We want the big fights and we won't let some technicality come between the big picture," King said.
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By Rick Reeno
Carl King, manager of Ricardo Mayorga, has informed BoxingScene.com of ongoing talks between Golden Boy Promotions and Don King Productions for a fight with "Sugar" Shane Mosley at a Las Vegas venue in May. Steve Kim has heard the date of May 17, at the Mandalay Bay, being thrown around on the Golden Boy end.
At the present, there is no agreement on the weight. King would like it to be at 154-pounds. Mayorga last fought at 166-pounds against Fernando Vargas, and has not made 147 since 2003. Mosley last fought at 147, but appears to be just as comfortable at 154. King says the weight class is not important, he's focused on securing this fight.
"We are having talks. Ricardo has not made 147 in a long time, but he swears he can make 147. My gut feeling is 154-pounds (for the fight). I feel he's at his best at 154 and that's where we want to be. None of these things are a deal breaker. We want the big fights and we won't let some technicality come between the big picture," King said.