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Wayne McCullough was far from impressed with Shane Mosley's aptitude or post-fight attitude.
The fight between Shane Mosley and Ricardo Mayorga last weekend was a non-action bout in which neither looked like the former world champions they are.
Having won belts in different weight classes they were a shell of their former selves.
With just over 5,700 fans in attendance, Mosley ended up knocking out Mayorga with just one second to go in the fight but this proved nothing as to how much he has left - even though he picked up the WBA Inter-Continental light-middleweight title along the way.
Posted in: Expert Columns > Boxing > Wayne McCullough
