Does Marquez owe Pacquiao for his fame?

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  • badass316
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    #71
    Originally posted by considerthis
    actually if it wasn't for ****** judges..pac would be 0-2 against jmm...1-1 at best.
    Sorry, but no. The judge in the first fight clearly admitted his error (which I still find incredibly ******) in the first fight. There were no judging errors that I know of in the 2nd. You can cry all you want, but at the end of the day, JMM was lucky to have only 1 loss against Pacquiao in his resume when in fact there should be 2.

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    • Real King Kong
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      #72
      Originally posted by badass316
      Sorry, but no. The judge in the first fight clearly admitted his error (which I still find incredibly ******) in the first fight. There were no judging errors that I know of in the 2nd. You can cry all you want, but at the end of the day, JMM was lucky to have only 1 loss against Pacquiao in his resume when in fact there should be 2.
      i agree about the error in the first fight...but that fight still could have been scored for marquez..even with the knock downs. marquez won the second fight plain as day.

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        #73
        Originally posted by considerthis
        i agree about the error in the first fight...but that fight still could have been scored for marquez..even with the knock downs. marquez won the second fight plain as day.
        The first fight was still possible to be scored for JMM? I don't think so. Unless you're the 70 year old judge with glasses as thick as rhode island who gave EVERY single round to JMM aside from the 1st then maybe. Even with JMM's great comeback, I still had Pacquiao winning by 4-5 points when it was all said and done.

        And no, JMM did not win the 2nd fight "plain as day." With that statement you're almost insinuating that JMM was flat out robbed in that fight which isn't the case. The fight was close, if anything the scales were tipped in pacquiao's favor because of the 1 knockdown. If JMM wants to actually have a case of beating pacquiao then he needs to find a way to stop kissing the ****ing canvas everytime they fight.

        I actually want to see a 3rd fight to settle the score once and for all. JMM has been chasing Pacquiao ever since that 2nd fight and I hope he gets another crack at him at 147. This way we can finally see who the superior fighter is between the two. I got Pacquiao by KO/TKO in 6/7 rds if the third fight does indeed take place. Although I wouldn't be surprised if JMM was stopped in the 1st or 2nd considering his chin seems to have gotten worse as he's climbed weight classes (evident in the Juan Diaz fight).
        Last edited by badass316; 06-08-2010, 01:55 AM.

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          #74
          Originally posted by badass316
          The first fight was still possible to be scored for JMM? I don't think so. Unless you're the 70 year old judge with glasses as thick as rhode island who gave EVERY single round to JMM aside from the 1st then maybe. Even with JMM's great comeback, I still had Pacquiao winning by 4-5 points when it was all said and done.

          And no, JMM did not win the 2nd fight "plain as day." With that statement you're almost insinuating that JMM was flat out robbed in that fight which isn't the case. The fight was close, if anything the scales were tipped in pacquiao's favor because of the 1 knockdown. If JMM wants to actually have a case of beating pacquiao then he needs to find a way to stop kissing the ****ing canvas everytime they fight.

          I actually want to see a 3rd fight to settle the score once and for all. JMM has been chasing Pacquiao ever since that 2nd fight and I hope he gets another crack at him at 147. This way we can finally see who the superior fighter is between the two. I got Pacquiao by KO/TKO in 6/7 rds if the third fight does indeed take place. Although I wouldn't be surprised if JMM was stopped in the 1st or 2nd considering his chin seems to have gotten worse as he's climbed weight classes (evident in the Juan Diaz fight).
          so basically in the first fight you scored the rounds even? aside from the 1st rnd pac didn't win many. while the second fight was close...i thought marquez was the clear winner 115-112. if you can find more than 5 rounds pac won PM me...i'd be interested to know which ones. i think pac wins if they fight again.

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          • Zarco
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            #75
            Originally posted by badass316
            Even with JMM's great comeback,I still had Pacquiao winning by 4-5 points when it was all said and done.

            JMM has been chasing Pacquiao ever since that 2nd fight and I hope he gets another crack at him at 147. This way we can finally see who the superior fighter is between the two.
            Wow.......its all right Zarco, these type of Pacfans will all be gone when he retires.

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              #76
              Originally posted by Benavidez Mafia
              Know the facts before you start calling boxers names.

              Why the **** would he fight Manny for peanuts? Arum never made JMM a good offer to fight Manny. Stop believing the bull**** you hear on BS.
              Fighting for peanuts with Pac is still much more money than fighting anyone else at at WW, JWW, or LW. Marquez is a beast warrior but Nacho really screwed the business side of his career for many years. Hell after the first pac fight, pacquiao's team offered marquez a rematch and marquez corner turned it down (didn't like the offer), and in the end he fought in indonesia against chris john for about 1/4 of what he woulda made against Pac. To top it off he lost...

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                #77
                Originally posted by Zarco
                Wow.......its all right Zarco, these type of Pacfans will all be gone when he retires.
                this is true, but don't forget about

                REY "boom boom" Bautista

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                • t.boone.pickenz
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                  #78
                  Originally posted by MaD vEiN
                  and where would you be without me?
                  where would YOU be without me?

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                  • MartinM.
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                    #79
                    Fame wise, he wouldn't have been as popular without the pac fights. It was a career defining moment and he came to fight both times. Marquez fought his ass off in those fights, he doesn't owe anything to anyone.

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                      #80
                      Originally posted by MartinM.
                      Fame wise, he wouldn't have been as popular without the pac fights. It was a career defining moment and he came to fight both times. Marquez fought his ass off in those fights, he doesn't owe anything to anyone.
                      Yes, but his career defining fights are losses.

                      His whole point for boxing right now is to avenge his loss.

                      Kind of a melodramatic script.

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