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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Marquez: No Mayweather Jr. Mistakes With Pacquiao

    Lightweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez will do everything possible to avoid the mistakes which led to a dominating decision loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr. in 2009. Marquez moved up by two divisions to face Mayweather at 147-pounds. On November 12 he climbs back up, by nearly two divisions, to a catch-weight of 144-pounds to face WBO welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao.


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    • apokalips
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      I will always maintain my stance that Marquez should have fought a challenger at 147 or at least at 140 before taking this fight.

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        • ..WaRSpencE..
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          Originally posted by apokalips
          I will always maintain my stance that Marquez should have fought a challenger at 147 or at least at 140 before taking this fight.
          Is the Ramos fight at 135lbs?

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            • ChiTown2Diego
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              It isn't rocket science. I don't understand how some of these boxers like a JMM in today's day and age don't already work with sport specific trainers and nutritionists. He doesn't need doctors to arrive at his targeted condition

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                • BoZz
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                  to a catch-weight of 144-pounds to face WBO welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao.

                  the only way duckqiao will actually fight.

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                    • Ether
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                      He's making a Mayweather Mistake by accepting this fight at 140, he's getting knocked out cold this time.

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                        • Cotto's Father
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                          He will be brutally ko'd

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                            • JoeDaWg
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                              I hope he's right. This isn't floyd mayweather ur fighting, anything short of excellent condition and jmm is going to sleep.

                              Originally posted by BoZz
                              to a catch-weight of 144-pounds to face WBO welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao.

                              the only way duckqiao will actually fight.
                              LMAO, U do know the catch weight was demanded by jmm don't u?

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                                • hitking
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                                  This is a mistake for JMM. He needs to treat this like any other lightweight title defense, without having to sweat off the extra lbs to get to 135

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                                    • BoZz
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                                      Originally posted by JoeDaWg
                                      I hope he's right. This isn't floyd mayweather ur fighting, anything short of excellent condition and jmm is going to sleep.



                                      LMAO, U do know the catch weight was demanded by jmm don't u?
                                      yea he's happy to move up two weight classes just to comfort duckqiao LOL

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