Originally posted by BennyST
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Why is Marquez all defensive about his new muscles?
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Originally posted by deliveryman View Post:33 seconds
In that left hook, Marquez is overextended and reaching and he lands it at the very end of the punch, where there is not much power. It still nearly put Pac down.
He's always had the power to do it, as shown by that hook and the right hand that stunned Pac in their third fight that didn't land as well as that one in the third round, but you just found the cleanest shot Marquez had landed, and he was still reaching with it and it still only caught Pac at the end of the punch.
Thanks for trying though.
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Originally posted by danceswithfire View Posthe got caught by a known big puncher ...when was jmm ever that esp at higher weight?...
What is so hard to understand?
Mosley and Margarito couldn't put Cotto down with one shot. Mosley especially, a major league puncher, could hardly even hurt him with huge right hands, yet Pac lands one clean left hand uppercut that not only knocks him down badly, but completely ruins his legs too.
Do you understand that this is what happens in boxing when you get caught clean? It is minute differences in the velocity and angle of punches. Pac, a guy that came up from Flyweight, could nearly take Cotto's head off with one punch, whereas Mosley, a massive puncher from 135 to 154, couldn't get close to it over 12 rounds? This is your reasoning.
Hatton, who had only been stopped against a guy after taking 10 rounds of non stop, clean, hard, flush punches and still got up up ramming head first into the corner post, suddenly gets put out with one shot by a former Flyweight, despite having shown he could take shots from one of 140s greatest ever punchers in Tszyu without even blinking....Pac had never put someone out like that before and he does it suddenly, without question, at the highest weight he's ever fought at?
It's called catching someone clean. It's all about catching someone flush, when they don't see or expect it. That's what Marquez did. That's what Pac did. That's what Martinez did. It's what hundreds of guys have done. Simple as that.
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Originally posted by BennyST View PostMarquez has always been known as a big puncher. Pac has always been known as a big puncher too, that stops guys with accumulation more though. But, Marquez stopped guys that had never been dropped, or knocked out before many times. Pac has shown that he can be hurt, knocked down and knocked out. It has all happened to him numerous times before.
What is so hard to understand?
Mosley and Margarito couldn't put Cotto down with one shot. Mosley especially, a major league puncher, could hardly even hurt him with huge right hands, yet Pac lands one clean left hand uppercut that not only knocks him down badly, but completely ruins his legs too.
Do you understand that this is what happens in boxing when you get caught clean? It is minute differences in the velocity and angle of punches. Pac, a guy that came up from Flyweight, could nearly take Cotto's head off with one punch, whereas Mosley, a massive puncher from 135 to 154, couldn't get close to it over 12 rounds? This is your reasoning.
Hatton, who had only been stopped against a guy after taking 10 rounds of non stop, clean, hard, flush punches and still got up up ramming head first into the corner post, suddenly gets put out with one shot by a former Flyweight, despite having shown he could take shots from one of 140s greatest ever punchers in Tszyu without even blinking....Pac had never put someone out like that before and he does it suddenly, without question, at the highest weight he's ever fought at?
It's called catching someone clean. It's all about catching someone flush, when they don't see or expect it. That's what Marquez did. That's what Pac did. That's what Martinez did. It's what hundreds of guys have done. Simple as that.
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Originally posted by danceswithfire View Posthe got caught by a known big puncher ...when was jmm ever that esp at higher weight?...
By the way, except for his two losses, Marquez has knocked out every fighter he's fought from 135 to 147 except Sedchenko.
He lost to Mayweather and Pac (even though against Pac in his last fight, he was huge and also working with Heredia), but apart from that, he's knocked out every other guy with the exception of Sechenko.
Casamayor and Diaz had never been stopped before fighting Marquez, despite having fought some of the biggest P4P punchers of their era.
Pacquiao has been knocked out the same amount of times as all of Marquez' opponents combined from 135 to 147.
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Originally posted by danceswithfire View Post
Clearly you haven't been watching boxing very long. When Marquez started out, he was known as a power puncher. He wasn't thought of as counter puncher or boxer/puncher. He was thought of by the general boxing fraternity as a power puncher. Clearly you don't remember that because you've only been watching boxing for six months. Having watched his entire career from it's inception, that's what everyone said of him when he was blasting guys out early on.Last edited by BennyST; 12-09-2012, 09:02 PM.
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