Comments Thread For: Pacquiao vs. Marquez Still Generates Huge Business

[znarfv_y2k8]

Damn lmao this is the bs right here that none of pacs fans are taken serious, this is just pure ignorance, will you guys please stop it lls damn...

Plzzzz, check you mental ability to think....Stepping on the foot while moving forward with matching punch is a very very serious matter, think of it what will happen...You will lose balance, you will go down because of momentum of moving forward, you can't evade what's coming to you, what else you floydiot...If and only if you can think right...

[anonymous2.0]

But the big BUT, review the video and some photos posted around focused on that foot alone , in the final 1 sec of the 6th round, look at the foot of Marquez stepping on Pac's foot at the same time delivered that knock out punch...I remembered Marquez said after few minutes of the fight as he was interviewed, he expected Pac is going for that knock out and may leave himself open as he recalled, he perfectly timed him as stepping to the left and delivered that punch at 1 sec left of 6th round....But he forgot to mention he perfectly timed stepping on Pac's foot and throwing that bull's eye which is the vital factor in that knock out punch...Marquez perfectly delivered the finest execution of cheating!?#$%&* As what happened in our point of view, the televised camera's angle is in the back view of Pac as he moves forwards in the final second of the round and you will first notice that he was out of balanced by maybe crossing of legs or maybe was hit by a knee in his balls as he went down in a flash not even noticeable being hit by a punch only until the different angles of replays that his actually knock out by a punch..(http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...levant_count=1)

Stepping on feet is not illegal and is very much so legal, Freddy Roach confirmed this after the third fight.

Also, I'm assuming English isn't your first language as it appears you are Filipino, and I don't hold the language barrier against you or anything, but the bold part indicates that you acknowledge the knockout was caused by a punch and NOT by the foot stepping or as you wildly conjecture, a 'knee to the balls'.

[itiswhatitis]

If you response, analysed first the video and think as human, not as chicken like your idol....And your idol and you are as ignorant as you think....

lmao you guys come up with dumbest ****, don't discredit Marquez's skill and intelligence cause your GOD ( can't believe i read that **** where somebody said Pac is a GOD) got his ass put to sleep...that was perfect timing and skill, not a lucky punch nor any damn cheating...

[anonymous2.0]

5th it is

Perhaps a 5th, if Manny can beat Rios. For some people, they feel as if Arum is going to cash out Manny on Rios and build Rios as the next Top Rank superstar. But if Manny can beat Rios, then a 5th fight with Marquez is easy to make.

[itiswhatitis]

Plzzzz, check you mental ability to think....Stepping on the foot while moving forward with matching punch is a very very serious matter, think of it what will happen...You will lose balance, you will go down because of momentum of moving forward, you can't evade what's coming to you, what else you floydiot...If and only if you can think right...

oh my god lmao...literally rotflmao at this ******ity

[JD Salinger]

Bring on Pacquiao-Marquez 5!!!

[Slip Stream]

Pacquiao-Marquez 5? Or Marquez-Pacquiao Why?

A rematch is intended to settle a question in dispute, it's intended to reexamine a previous fight under similar circumstances to produce a decisive result. So, from time to time rematches are needed to settle close fights and rivalries. However, another fight between these two isn't warranted in my humble opinion. The result in this last fight wasn't only utterly and brutally decisive, it greatly calls into question--in my opinion--Manny Pacquiao's fitness to continue boxing.

Anyone that's watched Manny over the years and cheered mindlessly as he took punch after punch in order to secure a victory, heed this moment, understand it for what it probably is. This moment comes in every fighter's career, unless they choose to call it quits, the moment when reality wins out and all the punches a fighter takes over the course of a career add up.

Manny hasn't looked stellar for awhile and this isn't a coincidence as Manny has chosen to fight with a style of diminishing returns. Sure a 5th fight would generate a lot of interest, but in my humble opinion a man knocked unconscious with such brutality needs time, time to recover, time to reflect, and time to return if its feasible. To demand a 5th fight out of Manny now is to play into Bob Arum's "milk em for all he's worth strategy."

Meh, but what do some people care anyway? Since Manny is invincible, what's brutal knockout anyway?

[Tony B.]

Plzzzz, check you mental ability to think....Stepping on the foot while moving forward with matching punch is a very very serious matter, think of it what will happen...You will lose balance, you will go down because of momentum of moving forward, you can't evade what's coming to you, what else you floydiot...If and only if you can think right...

This is a joke, right?

[JOM'S]

b-b-but I thought noone cared about Pacquiao Marquez anymore? Isn't that what the worst fanbase in sports claimed?

Pacquiao Marquez 5 does 2 Million PPV sales and would sell out Azteca Stadium with +130K Mexicans

this will be big if the 5th fight ever happens...

bro on your sig, I agree that this is KO of the Decade I think the only possible to surpass this KO if someone could KO Floyd which most likely wont ever happen...

this is definitely KO of the Year!!!

IMHO I would also vote for JuanMa as fighter of the year, their is no other WIN as big as this one!

[DanboSmitty]

A rematch is intended to settle a question in dispute, it's intended to reexamine a previous fight under similar circumstances to produce a decisive result. So, from time to time rematches are needed to settle close fights and rivalries. However, another fight between these two isn't warranted in my humble opinion. The result in this last fight wasn't only utterly and brutally decisive, it greatly calls into question--in my opinion--Manny Pacquiao's fitness to continue boxing.

Anyone that's watched Manny over the years and cheered mindlessly as he took punch after punch in order to secure a victory, heed this moment, understand it for what it probably is. This moment comes in every fighter's career, unless they choose to call it quits, the moment when reality wins out and all the punches a fighter takes over the course of a career add up.

Manny hasn't looked stellar for awhile and this isn't a coincidence as Manny has chosen to fight with a style of diminishing returns. Sure a 5th fight would generate a lot of interest, but in my humble opinion a man knocked unconscious with such brutality needs time, time to recover, time to reflect, and time to return if its feasible. To demand a 5th fight out of Manny now is to play into Bob Arum's "milk em for all he's worth strategy."

Meh, but what do some people care anyway? Since Manny is invincible, what's brutal knockout anyway?

It's not just about settling a dispute with the legitimacy of the last fight its the results of every fight. Currently it's 2-1 for Pacqiao officially . Marquez sparked Manny out and no one is dis*****g he won the fight, but overall Manny still has the better head to head results due to the scores of the first 3 fights. Can we specifically say that Marquez > Pacqiao h2h, i'm not so sure so I wouldn't be opposed to a 5th fight. If marquez did this in fight 2 after a draw then I could see where your coming from, but for a 4th fight knockout I wouldn't say that score is oficially settled.