[Bleacher Report] Floyd Mayweather Jr Juan Manuel Marquez Fight was FIXED!!!

This is the stupidest thing ive ever heard tho man. Mayweather was way better than Marquez HERES THE LINK............ Floyd Mayweather Jr Juan Manuel Marquez Fight was Fixed: Bleacher Report 31 August, 2010 Share A Bleacher report (bleacherreport.com) has said that there are signs that Floyd Mayweather Jr Juan Manuel Marquez fight might have been fixed. Would you believe Mayweather pay much to keep his zero loss fame unchecked? Or, weather the fighter chooses some crooked way to remain top in the order? The answer is yes, though it feels incredible. The reports from and around boxing rings confirm that Mayweather-Marquez fight was really fixed. Hundreds of boxing fans are stunned to hear that the unbeaten boxer came to the ring after some money exchanges with the opponent. According to expert reviewers, Mayweather has paid around $600,000 to Marquez in their last encounter. They say the star fighter opted this way to stay undefeated in his professional career. According to one reviewer “If there was a reason to believe that Mayweather's comeback fight was indeed fixed, it was carried out to maintain and assure Mayweather's reign in the popularity ratings. Otherwise, a loss to Marquez would have brought his marketability down,” he noted. Still, a number of questions remain unanswered around the fix. Why and how the fix got through the cages so successfully? Who are the real players behind the fix party? Experts, confirm that if Mayweather is caught with tainted hands, many others in both camps would be sacked for this fix conspiracy. Experts also raise concern over Marquez who compromised his power and fame for a few dollars. They wonder how he could engage with this muddy play even after being a part of Golden Boy Promotions and the Managing Partner for Mexico. Mayweather may be played this dirty role to get an upper hand over Manny Pacquiao to whom he has to meet anyhow. The deal with Mayweather helped Marquez to get a sum of almost $4 million including the penalty. On the other hand Mayweather made $10 million for a fight that generated just about a million in pay-per-view buys.