for those who were crying about marquez stepping on feet

I Just Don't Get It! If you guys are so sure that Manny won on Sat. Then why make excuse after excuse. JMM steped on Manny's foot, Manny is past his prime, Rewatch the fight in slow-mo and in 3D. Khan re-watched the fight and said he won... You guys are sure acting like Manny lost!

I love how jmm evened the playing fields. First with the S&C coach, drinking shakes and the footstomps. nice job, JMM you're the people's champ

Lol @ Marquez giving everybody the finger. :boxing:

Keep spamming this let them understand boxing. Post it everywhere green kYeah, that's what I've been doing, although some threads got deleted or merged. Thanks for the K.

this is exactly why i say they are the worst fans ever,they know0 about boxing and have an excuse for every damn thing,even if they've said something was bullsh1t in the past concerning another fighter all the sudden its an acceptable excuse for manny

It's unbelievable that some of Pacquiao's fans are still going on about this foot thing. Pac fans, go to the 1:00 minute mark of the following video and listen to what Pacquiao's friend Amir is saying. Now go to this video of HBO's "Face Off" between Pac and JMM. Go to the 6:26 mark and listen to what Pacquiao's trainer Freddie Roach has to say: They're stepping on each other's feet because both fighters are trying to dominate the combat zone. For those asking why this didn't happen more often in their first two fights, it should be obvious from the Face Off video that both fighters are clearly aware of the importance of this position and are fighting for it. Pacquiao is a bit more technical now, remember? Another thing that should be noted; it was a clean fight with both fighters touching gloves after punches strayed and accidental head clashes. On some of these occasions, Pacquiao would point things out to the ref by motioning, such as pointing to his waist when he thought punches might be low or to his head after the accidental clash of heads. He never pointed toward his feet. Now read the following tweets by Freddie Roach: FreddieRoach Freddie Roach sure part of game plan but its ok RT @iam_ninoy: saw vid clip JMM stepped on Pacquiao foot 6 times Is it legal, cheating or unsportsmanlike? FreddieRoach Freddie Roach No very common when southpaws face right handers RT @LuckyLindy21: Marquez was consistently stepping on Mannys foot could that cause cramps? Pacfans, stop with this "foot stepping" BS already. You're embarrassing yourselves. Keep spamming this let them understand boxing. Post it everywhere green k

It's unbelievable that some of Pacquiao's fans are still going on about this foot thing. Pac fans, go to the 1:00 minute mark of the following video and listen to what Pacquiao's friend Amir is saying. Now go to this video of HBO's "Face Off" between Pac and JMM. Go to the 6:26 mark and listen to what Pacquiao's trainer Freddie Roach has to say: They're stepping on each other's feet because both fighters are trying to dominate the combat zone. For those asking why this didn't happen more often in their first two fights, it should be obvious from the Face Off video that both fighters are clearly aware of the importance of this position and are fighting for it. Pacquiao is a bit more technical now, remember? Another thing that should be noted; it was a clean fight with both fighters touching gloves after punches strayed and accidental head clashes. On some of these occasions, Pacquiao would point things out to the ref by motioning, such as pointing to his waist when he thought punches might be low or to his head after the accidental clash of heads. He never pointed toward his feet. Now read the following tweets by Freddie Roach: FreddieRoach Freddie Roach sure part of game plan but its ok RT @iam_ninoy: saw vid clip JMM stepped on Pacquiao foot 6 times Is it legal, cheating or unsportsmanlike? FreddieRoach Freddie Roach No very common when southpaws face right handers RT @LuckyLindy21: Marquez was consistently stepping on Mannys foot could that cause cramps? Pacfans, stop with this "foot stepping" BS already. You're embarrassing yourselves.

If you can't get your foot outside the lead foot of a southpaw the next best thing it to be even/stepping on their foot. Pretty sure that is a common trick that is at least a century old~

probly wont get many responses from pac fans. I just laughed when i heard that excuse as if it doesn't happen in just about every southpaw vs an orthodox fight.