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Shane Mosley, (born September 7, 1971) is a boxer form Pomona, California. He has won world titles in three weight divisions and has beaten Oscar de la Hoya twice.

As an amateur, "Sugar" Shane Mosley was a three-time National champion and a member of the US boxing team in the 1992 Olympics. Overall, he was 250-10 before turning pro in 1993. After knocking out 22 of his first 23 foes, Shane Mosley won the IBF lightweight crown from South Africa's Phillip Holiday in August 1997. In four defenses of his first world title, Shane Mosley has solidified his claim as one of the best fighters in the world.

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As a professional lightweight champion, Shane Mosley was highly respected. He defended the IBF Lightweight title eight times, winning all eight by knock out. However, he did not have mainstream recognition until he fought WBC Welterweight Champion Oscar de la Hoya.

Shane Mosley currently holds a record of 43 wins, 4 losses and 1 no contest, with 37 knockouts. He is also considered one of the fastest fighters ever at the junior middle weight divison.

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