Bad news my friend, the Mosley/Judah fight was pretty much a done deal, they just had to fight. The only reason the fight was off was because Zab "claimed" he slipped in the shower and cut his arm when it broke into the glass. They had an HBO date and everything already to go. Zab is the one that pulled out.
My point with the Clottey fight, like when he fought Mayweather, Zab doesn't have a true fighters heart. He's a front runner who starts well. Midway in the fight, everything starts to crumble on him and he looks for a way out.
As long as Zab's career has been (43 fights) his overall resume on wins and top opponents faced isn't great. His best win was Spinks, by far. His next best win is who? Corley I suppose. That isn't saying much. As far as the BIG names he has fought, you're looking at two superstars (PBF and Cotto) three good fighters (Spinks, Zoo and Clottey) and some up and down guys (Corley, Baldomir, Witter, Ward). For a career that long, you'd expect more fights against good fighters.
Back to my first statement, Judah and Taylor are the same type of person. Somebody that appears to have the overall talent to make it in the sport, plus they both started their careers in that direction. However, both lately have fumbled the ball and keep doing so. Taylor can be up 11 rounds to none and will still find a way to get KO'd on Sat.. night. It's in his nature to blow it.....
