Two dates now loom on the world boxing horizon: November 6 and November 13. These have been reserved for a fight at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Texas, and it can surely only be one fight.

Everyone wants to see Pacquiao and Mayweather fight, and nobody knows who will win. That’s the beauty of this matchup; it’s quite literally the best prospect for a real bout in years. It’s a welterweight era right now, and watching the world’s top two will be a massive treat for fight fans. The pound-for-pound kings are likely wary of facing each other, but the purse from this one is so huge that neither fighter can really afford to refuse it. When the scheduled Mayweather Pacquiao fight fell through in March, it looked hopeless, but now a new hope is in the air, and it could well be on again. Mayweather v Pacquiao tickets in that glorious stadium…heaven if you’re a boxing fan…just a case of waiting to see who’ll win now. What a fantastic year in boxing, and it’s about to be crowned with the biggest fight in decades in November.

Pacquiao gave an unexpected reason for his sudden re-interest in facing Mayweather: His mother said it was OK. The decision to climb back in the ring was sanctioned by Pacman’s mother Dionisia, and Pacquiao explained, “So many fans want me to fight Mayweather so I asked my mother to allow me to fight one more time, and she said, ‘Okay’. My mother agreed.” And it’s gonna be awesome….thanks, Mrs. P!

Pacquiao vs. Mayweather is the fight of the decade, no question, and tickets will sell like wildfire. These guys are without doubt the top two fighters in world boxing. This superfight is going to outstrip all others, in ticket sales as well as PPV; Mayweather broke the pay-per-view record of 2.45 million in his victory over Oscar De La Hoya back in 2007, but he isn’t finished yt. The money involved here is something most boxers can only dream about, but both of these guys deserve it and are stil interested in making it happen. Once the camps are agreed on terms for drug testing, it will be all systems go. Maybe the original reason I created MayweatherPacquiaotickets.com will finally happen! I cannot wait.

It was a double anti-climax in a way, when Pacquiao fought Joshua Clottey and Mayweather beat Mosley, despite Mosley rattling Floyd a little before the man got it together and did what only he can – well, only he and Pacquiao. In the meantime we have to think about stuff like Cotto v. Foreman at Yankee Stadium, Khan v. Malignaggi fight tickets and Beranza v. Kennedy tickets, but all the while the Mayweather Pacquiao thing looms in the background. The accusations by Mayweather, that Pacman was using performance-enhancing drugs, seems to have subsided, as Mayweather’s crusade against drug use in the sport continued way past the moment the Pacquiao fight collapsed. In fact, many are saying that Money May’s stance on drug testing could even lead to better regulation and ruling on such issues.

Mayweather Mosley tickets are the hottest ticket in world boxing right now, as the fight draws near, and we have decided to draw up a little comparison of the two fighters, in order to cut through the rumors and smokescreens that appear to be blocking peoples’ ability to predict who will win this fight. Who will win Mayweather v. Mosley? It’s a good question. One factoid that a lot of Mayweather fight fans won’t like to hear is that Shane Mosley has lost just once in the last six years and is currently on the up and up, as he smashes his way through a variety of well-ranked fighters. Mosley is in fact a rejuvenated boxer right now, and it is right that he be given this chance to impress the globe in a wonder fight against the man many consider to be the very best – even above the revered Manny Pacquiao.

Mosley has taken a few classic scalps lately, and he knows full well what he is up against in Mayweather. Tickets are selling to supporters of both fighters, though understandably many just want to see Mayweather’s slick power game overcome the less technical Mosley over the course of what will surely be a classic brawl. Mosley is no stranger to being up against it and he has pulled off some great results this past few years. A last gasp knockout against multi-disciplined Nicaraguan Ricardo Mayorga plus a comprehensive trouncing of Antonio Margarito in the ninth round mean Mosley is back in the limelight and loving every minute. Let’s take a look at both of them and compare each boxer’s strengths and weaknesses. Mayweather has stated that Mosley can’t handle his superior size and speed, but there are other factors working here too. Let’s try to predict the winner based on their respective qualities in three major departments: Weight and Movement, Power and Stamina, and Track Records.

Weight and Movement

Mayweather has a better reach and is a heavier boxer than Mosley. In fact, there are many who say that the “pound for pound” king is actually Mayweather and not Manny Pacquiao. Floyd Jr. can turn and switch his focus in a heartbeat, and this will definitely create problems for the smaller Mosley. Mosley’s speed, and his ability to make vicious inroads using his punching power may help him though. Mosley might not have the same adaptability as Mayweather, but he can move, and he can stand on two feet to the very end. At the very least, Mayweather might be chasing a decision and not a knockout if he can’t out-think Mosley, who will definitely be looking to land a sneaky haymaker on Mayweather. Mayweather’s in-fight changes of style have worried a lot of other fighters and Mosley has had plenty of video opportunity to watch, and material to read regarding this skill – or at least his trainers have. Whether Mosley takes all this on board as part of his plan remains to be seen. Even if he doesn’t plan it to the letter, Mosley’s tenaciousness and limpet-like tendency to stay upright could frustrate Mayweather into making a silly mistake – and then the Mosley character might kick in and land a big one. Overall, Mayweather has the advantage when it comes to weight and movement, but Mosley could come up from below and do something surprising in the dying rounds. Don’t rule it out.

Sheer Strength, Power, Stamina

Many fight tickets fans are already saying that Mosley will knock Mayweather out. Knocking Mayweather out is probably as difficult a task as any in this sport, as Mayweather will read you and adjust if you don’t make a serious bid for glory right away. Once Floyd has made his adjustment, an opponent must then approach the fight from a new angle, and Mosley definitely has the time and stamina to do this. Mosley probably packs more power than any fighter Mayweather has thus far fought, and this is important. Mosley isn’t necessarily a one-punch knockout merchant, but he does hit hard and he can deliver the goods with either left or right. On top of this, Mosley tends to concentrate – if that’s an appropriate word – on several parts of his opponent’s body simultaneously. Both body and head shots rain in and most of them are well above what you expect from the average pro boxer. He keeps this up throughout the entirety of the fight, and most people eventually crumble. If he can adapt his style by periodically splitting it into two or more simpler forms with slightly different focus, he can hurt Mayweather. Mayweather’s famous habit of rolling his shoulder, thereby shielding his head from an opponent he has the measure off, might not work in this instance, but only if Mosley can get round the shoulder roll and attack Mayweather in two different regions. His body and head assaults are legend, but whether he can hold his game against a puncher and mover like Mayweather is anybody’s guess. Mayweather has the ultimate size and reach advantage but Mosley can punch with both hands and focus on more than one gameplan.

Track Records over Time

Without question, Mayweather and his “undefeated” status rule the roost in this department. But Mosley has a lot of time under his belt and that kind of experience doesn’t count for nothing. Mayweather has the record, but he hasn’t fought many fighters with proper long-term experience, and this is going to be interesting because the older fighter might be better at listening to his corner, and not have to rely on Floyd’s innate-type switchability. Oscar De La Hoya is the only other fighter that Floyd has faced who has that kind of time under his belt, and of course that didn’t provide too much of an obstacle to Floyd Mayweather. Mosley, on the other hand, has faced a huge variety of boxing styles, from a mixed bag of fighters who span at least a couple of generations in the fight game. Mosley may feel that he has seen it all, but he will have to be ready for a fight with a man who could well constitute his hardest opponent, even though many disagree. Mosley’s current record of 7-1 is not to be sniffed at, that’s for sure, but he us up against the “Undefeated” and that is a big deal. All in all if Mosley can harness what he knows, and use his experience to call upon his corner for direction, he might pull something off. But Floyd is hungry and ready, and it is looking increasingly like he is planning to face Pacquiao after Mosley, so his training and orientation are geared for bigger things. The undefeated status will be a distraction for both fighters, and in that respect Mosley is a little freer of the pressure, but Mayweather holds that record for a very good reason.

So who will win, Mayweather or Mosley? The conclusion, for me, is that Mayweather is using this fight as a means to an end, and this could either work in his favor or work against him. Mayweather will always be the favorite here, but Mosley’s ability to make up his technical and size issues are slightly balanced by his broad style and experience. Mayweather is more of a true boxer then Mosley, but Mosley simply won’t go down, and that is often beyond a resolution by technical boxing. It needs a pure fighter, and Mayweather does have some of that in him. Mayweather will have one eye on the Pacquiao fight, whereas 38-year old Mosley just wants to prove he could actually take this fight. If Mayweather is allowed to do what he wants, then he will surely knock Mosley down more than once and at the very least win it on points. If he is limited by Mosley’s head-body combos he might become tired and look for a knockout, as his ability to switch his game won’t have anywhere to go. If that happens, it could degenerate into a slugfest, and let’s be honest, that’s why we buy Mayweather Mosley tickets in the first place. Fasten your seat-belts ladies and gentlemen, because Mayweather v. Mosley is set to be an absolute beaut of a boxing match!

“They all talk about Shane’s strength, but in boxing you need all over strength from head to toe,” Mayweather recently said. “If we were in a weightlifting match then strength might have something to do it with it. But we are in a boxing match and I am the best boxer in the sport. If you compare our records you have to ask yourself which fighter is better and smarter. That would have to be me. This is boxing, the beautiful sport called boxing. Shane is a solid welterweight with great accomplishments, but I have been fighting these kinds of fighters my whole career without much appreciation. No one gives me credit for who I have fought during my career. From early to now, look at the opponents I have faced and see where they were when they faced me in the ring.”

Buy Mayweather Mosley tickets now and see this mad matchup for yourself live. Both boxers are up for it and Mayweather is making his usual cock-crowing announcements, as you just read. These statements would ring more solid if it wasn’t for the fact that Mosley wasn’t experiencing such a resurgence right now. He hasn’t been beaten but once in the past 6 years and is said to be looking forward to facing the formidable Mayweather in Vegas. Mosley has brought off some convincing wins against opposition like Antonio Margarito and suffered a slim defeat to Miguel Cotto in New York. Mosley’s current 7-1 record doesn’t worry Mayweather according to the man who calls himself “Money” but there are many who have called this fight as much closer than Mayweather and his camp may expect. There are many factors feeding into the uncertainty of an outcome of this fight, among them experience, track record against technical boxers, and stamina. Find those tickets to Mayweather now and be there in the flesh when it goes down in the City of Sin!

According to Mayweather adviser Leonard Ellerbe, Mayweather is the biggest “face” in boxing, and has wanted to enact something like this for a long time. Anyone who wants to fight Mayweather will have to agree to the terms. State athletic commissions usually take urine samples but not blood, which cannot detect muscle-builders like human growth hormone. When the Pacquiao fight fell through after Mayweather demanded blood tests, Pacman’s promoter Bob Arum accused Mayweather of playing head-games. Mosley is a self-confessed steroid user, admitting he once took steroids before the De La Hoya fight in 2003, which Mosley attributes to the coach he used at the time.

The rigid measures employed by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency face a further test though; will the sporting and athletic authorities actually recognize the findings and implement appropriate punishments to boxers who are determined to have used the banned substances? Two-year bans have been mentioned as a deterrent/punishment, and members of the Nevada Athletic Commission have commented that any stricter measures used to prevent drug taking is perfectly OK by them. If you still need to buy those Mayweather v. Mosley tickets you need to move quick and make sure you are there in Vegas on May 1 for this, the biggest fight of 2010.

Mosley has been after a fight with Mayweather ever since he interrupted Mayweather’s post-fight interview after he beat Marquez in the his first comeback fight. Mosley is confident he can actually beat Mayweather, and this is not out of the question. That night, when Shane continually harangued Floyd, as he tried to give a winner’s interview with Max Kellerman, he instigated a bout of insult slinging and that could come back to haunt him. Mosley is a hard-hitting welterweight and he has every right to feel confident, but Mayweather is looking to prove a point those who still claim his Marquez victory was a hollow one, staged as it was a real fight but in fact Mayweather knew he couldn’t lose.

Mayweather Mosley tickets may well be the fastest-selling fight tickets of 2010, and Mayweather wil be the clear favorite.

Mosley will say that actions speak louder than words, and he’ll be looking to rely on his natural ability to land a big one and take the prize. Mosley will need to be fast, though, and he’d better have plenty in the tank because Floyd has power and intelligence in his corner – two qualities that are hard to punch your way through when the sweat is flying and the crowd is howling, and the legs have turned to jelly after several punishing rounds of relentless chasing. Make no mistake because that is what Floyd Mayweather brings to his fights. Those who dismissed Marquez were perhaps being a little absent-minded. Marquez is a tough old boxer, one with a lot of savvy and the crafty tendency to unleash sudden combinations on complacent opponents in the later rounds. Floyd was never in danger of succumbing to one of Marquez’s flurries, because he too is a wily fox, but he’s a big fox, and he has the punching power of a true champion.

Mayweather is boxing’s most adaptable fighter, and Mosley knows this. It appears he might have to use his own weapons, street toughness and a willingness to swing for a big hit, if he is to come away from this one with anyhing other than a sore head. Floyd Mayweather tickets going on sale again means that all of world boxing is once again obliged to check out what Floyd has to say in the ring. They know he’s a boxer who can read his foe like a book second; adapting as he goes forward, finding the chinks in the armor and changing his own shape in the process. Meanwhile, Pacquiao is waiting in the wings. Will Pacquiao be at the Mayweather Mosley fight? Tickets are moving and maybe Pacman himself actually has one. So it’s Mayweather Mosley tickets for a monster bout in Las Vegas on May 1, 2010!

“Floyd did the math and Floyd is saying, ‘Why should I take a potentially difficult bout against Mosley for $10 million or less when I get $40 million or more to fight Manny Pacquiao, and that could be an easier fight to win?,” this mysterious in-the-know person has said. Question is, is it true?

The answer – no way! Mayweather v Mosley is a dead certainty and Mayweather Mosley tickets are going to be one of the biggest selling boxing tickets this year. The gossipers are too busy contradicting themselves to give Money May and his fists time to talk. Fact is, Mayweather tickets are still the top draw in world boxing and Mosley represents a huge challenge in what is the most electric boxing scene in decades. With a host of other up-and-comers, like Amir Khan and Cesar Seda Jr., 2010 boxing will be as good as last year, and that is talking!

“Shane has signed. I sat with him and we went through every provision of the contract and he signed,” Mosley’s attorney Judd Burstein has announced, adding, “he is excited to move forward with the bout.”

Mayweather was free to fight once his disastrous plan to fight Pacquiao collapsed, with pound-for-pound king Pacquiao off to fight Joshua Clottey at the Cowboys Stadium. Pacquiao v. Clottey tickets are also selling well, as America eagerly buys up tickets to any fight these two are involved in. The row over what drug testing protocol to employ in the run-in to the Mayweather Pacquiao bout was what ruined things, but everyone is hopeful that someday these men will go toe-to-toe and we’ll finally see who is the true king of world boxing. Negotiations immediately began for the Mayweather Mosley fight and Mayweather Mosley tickets have begun to move in serious quantity as the fight date looms.

In an almost comical coincidence, Mosley has agreed to random blood and urine testing, the very sticking point that derailed the Mayweather v. Pacqiuao fight. Maybe this time the two will be fighting and Mayweather v. Mosley tickets will be in your hands and worth their weight in gold!

The mind games are well and truly underway and Mayweather’s staff have been accused of trying to deflect criticism and suspicion of their
own fighter over the use of performance-enhancing substances. Today, Christmas Eve, it looks like the fight is back on again, or at least definitely not off, whatever the difference is.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. has demanded that Pacquiao be drug tested 30 days before the bout, but Pacquiao told Top Rank president Todd duBoef that he would go ahead with a test if it’s done prior to the kick-off press conference and again after the fight. Mayweather’s camp’s claims that Pacquiao is relying on using performance-enhancers is seen by many as a sign of anxiety on their part that Pacquiao will strip Mayweather of his “Undefeated” status. All in all, it makes for a great build-up to what will be the greatest boxing match in a long time. Both Mayweather and Pacman are ready for this, but right now it is the American who seems to have blinked first. Pacquiao’s trainer Freddie Roach is playing a cool game, and only responding to Mayweather’s taunts rather than contributing to the general air of madness that always precedes a big bout like this. A sense of good guy versus bad guy is being built up superbly as the world prepares to buy Mayweather v. Pacquiao tickets and take a ringside seat for a smashing fight.

The question of whether the drug test fight was merely to stir interest in the fight or to play havoc with the mind of Pacquiao goes unresolved as yet. The Mayweather team are using expressions like “level the playing field” in reference to the alleged claims of Pacman’s drug use – and this is surely to plant in the minds of spectators that their man is under some kind of disadvantage. Either way, it shows Mayweather is taking Pacquiao very seriously – a sharp contrast to how he approached the Marquez fight.

Mayweather’s zero loss record is something he prizes greatly, and one he wants to take into retirement. It is in his nature to use any device he can to swerve media scrutiny of his own game and pile the pressure on his opponent. The whole thing makes for a grand ol’ run in to this absolutely sterling match up between boxing’s two best fighters. Pacquiao is a focused man, though, and under Roach he will be sequestered far from the nonsense of the boxing mind games. The trash talking is not for him. Pacquiao prefers to let his fighting do the talking instead, but against a foe as formidable as Money May he will need to bring it, big time.

Pacquiao has earned the right make his own counterargument to the drug test conditions that Mayweather’s camp are forcing upon him. It’s been said that the boxing authority make the rules, not Floyd Mayweather, and that is the way it should be. Come on and buy tickets to Mayweather boxing Pacquiao – it’s gonna rock and you just have to be there!