Marquez Wants Nothing Left To Chance.

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  • ProBox1
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    Marquez Wants Nothing Left To Chance.

    WBA and IBF Featherweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez initially allowed his natural testosterone or Mexican machismo to get the better of boxing common sense, in his first encounter with Philipino phenomenon Manny Pacquiao.

    The result was that in a torrid first round, he got well and truly socked. It took three painful visits to the canvass for Marquez to grasp the fundamental essential, that in these particular circumstances, his abilities were far more suited to the role of matador. And that trying to bull his way through Pacquiao’s murderous lefts, had placed him on the horns of an imminent dilemma. Once this realization had struck home- in more ways than one, he managed to gradually claw his way back to achieve a draw.

    Having clung to his titles by a proverbial whisker, Marquez is determined to avoid the triple whammy this time round, and to lick Pacquiao in their much anticipated re-match showdown in Las Vegas on February 26th. [details]
  • .::|ULTIMATE|::.
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    woohoo im getting goosbumps. Looks like Juan Manuel is expecting Manny at his best. Its gonna be a great fight.

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    • czars_salad
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      #3
      Originally posted by Rick Reeno
      WBA and IBF Featherweight champion Juan Manuel Marquez initially allowed his natural testosterone or Mexican machismo to get the better of boxing common sense, in his first encounter with Philipino phenomenon Manny Pacquiao.

      The result was that in a torrid first round, he got well and truly socked. It took three painful visits to the canvass for Marquez to grasp the fundamental essential, that in these particular circumstances, his abilities were far more suited to the role of matador. And that trying to bull his way through Pacquiao’s murderous lefts, had placed him on the horns of an imminent dilemma. Once this realization had struck home- in more ways than one, he managed to gradually claw his way back to achieve a draw.

      Having clung to his titles by a proverbial whisker, Marquez is determined to avoid the triple whammy this time round, and to lick Pacquiao in their much anticipated re-match showdown in Las Vegas on February 26th. [details]
      aside for a very rigid training, manny should put on a better and more efficient pair of socks

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      • JOM'S
        MANILA ICE
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        #4
        can't wait anymore, hope its already February...I bet it will be another FOY candidate type of a fight...

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        • lapulapu
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          #5
          Marquez is doing something that all his fans and family expects from him. I'm also happy he's doing some rugged training.

          This can only mean that he's fighting Pacman in February. This is good, very good for Pacman and his fans. I've waited a long time to see this rematch!!!!

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          • QueenCity
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            I really want to pick Pac in the rematch, but I don't know Marquez seemed like he knew how to handle him towards the end of their first fight. I would have to give Marquez the edge going into the rematch but for me its just about to close to call.

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            • Mr. Ryan
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              #7
              If Pacquiao comes in shape, he blows Marquez out. If he comes in the kind of shape he did last time, we're going to the cards. If Marquez gets any ****** ideas that he's gonna back Pacquiao up, he goes in 5 or less.

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              • miron_lang
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                #8
                Originally posted by asian_sensation
                If Pacquiao comes in shape, he blows Marquez out. If he comes in the kind of shape he did last time, we're going to the cards. If Marquez gets any ****** ideas that he's gonna back Pacquiao up, he goes in 5 or less.
                Very Accurate post

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                • .::|ULTIMATE|::.
                  Gran Campeon
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by miron_lang
                  Very Accurate post
                  Of course you would say that.

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                  • JaNnO
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by .::|ULTIMATE|::.
                    Of course you would say that.
                    love your own, i guess...

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