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of course i'm watching the fight even if i have to shell out 60 bucks to watch one of the most exciting and gifted fighters the boxing world has ever known. pacman ko's marquez in 6th! wanna bet your moolah on that?
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Ha ha! That is what tracy is telling me in the other thread.Originally posted by ChupacolaComment
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Manny the PacmanComment
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Manny "PACMAN" PacquiaoComment
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JMM!!! (its gonna be a great fight either way though)
is this fight a ppv?Comment
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no, rumor is it might end up in Boxing After DarkOriginally posted by HurlexComment
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hahahahha chupacola... lmao at your sig. thats great i love it!
o yea.. jmm is the reason.Comment
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Jmm .Comment
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JMM vs Norwood = Boring
JMM vs Salido = Boring
Pacman vs anyone = Exciting
Pacman hands downComment
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True. Like the Champion he is, he has learned from his tough fight with Pac. But this is nothing unique because, like any true Champ, Marquez has become tougher and better with each fighter he faces. Like any solid Champ, Marquez will respond to the calibre of fighter in front of him. He definitely underestimated Pac's speed and power and paid early in Fight #1. Marquez's ability to adjust was apparent in Round 2 through 12, when Pac's combined power, stamina and speed could not overwhelm the Champ.Originally posted by JaNnO
Marquez has proven himself very capable of bringing a completely adjusted approach to any fight. The Pac rematch will be no exception and, as you said, Marquez will not be the same. Manny on the other hand will bring the same style that got him where he is, partly because he cannot adjust, but mostly because he has always depended on simply overpowering and outlasting his opponents with these basic but very effective skills. This makes him quite predictable because of his methodic head movement and dependency on a limited tool box.
Pac says he's studied Marquez, and vise-versa. Difference is, Marquez will show that a Champion truly learns from his studies.Comment
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