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#26
Yep guys, I said I may be missing something here and like a lot of us it couldn't be more clear that I was. Simply said, I guess I put way to much stock in the size disparity. Historically in cases with weight class jumps like this it plays a big role in who's hand is raised at the end of the night, but Manny's foot speed and angles were the story of tonight along with De La Hoya seemingly being a dead man walking. I guess DLH is the exception to the rule, not many upper echelon fighters find a way to lose to a guy moving from 135 to 147 for a big fight, DLH found a way to do it twice (Mosley along with Manny). Of course Mosley had a couple of fights at welter before fighting Hoya, but they were of the show up and win type.
