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2:06Now PlayingVladTV caught up with legendary boxer "Sugar" Shane Mosley at the Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation's 5th Annual "Big Fighters, Big Cause" Charity Boxing Night, where he spoke about never fighting Leonard, saying that it would've been a great bout against his "idol."
When asked about Jay Z and Solange's fight, Shane said that Solange's form was off, but she had the intensity of a fighter. He also shared his thoughts on Floyd Mayweather's fight against Marcos Maidana, saying that Floyd may be a little past his prime, but he still put up a great fight for the win.
Speaking about racism in boxing, Mosley believes it's present in all sports, and the conversation then turned to Donald Sterling. He thinks the billionaire shouldn't have to sell the L.A. Clippers for what he said, and believes he was just overreacting because his girl was talking to another man.
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