traditional wrestling events are great celebrities in Senegal, with fighters such as Yekini, Tyson and Bombardier (stage names) competing with the likes of El-Hadjie Diouf, Henry Camara and Mamadou Niang for fame and respect.


Pacquiao Vs Mosley: Preview By Ayodele Odumade


Sugar Shane Mosley is about to face his biggest test ever in his next fight against Manny Pacquiao, who is the best pound for pound boxer in the World. Pacquiao has not lost in over 15 years and is at the top of his game. How could Mosley possibly beat him? Mosley argues that he would have a weight advantage on the night but I am not sure if Pacquiao will be fazed by this fact. Pacquaio obviously gained some valuable experience from his last fight against Antonio Margarito. Although Margarito did some damage to Pacquaio, he on the other hand came off worse. Pacquiao did a number on him and left his face severely battered and needing medical treatment af- ter the bout.


In Mosley’s last fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr, he managed to make an impres- sion on Mayweather when he almost knocked him out in the second round with a peach of a punch. The only problem was that this was Mosley of 2010 and not the Mosley who outpointed Oscar De La Hoya in 2000. He subsequently ran out of gas


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