Comments Thread For: Marquez Still Considering Lawsuit Against Freddie Roach

[mathed]

Do it!!!!.

[Hougigo]

Stop thinking and do it already

[hitking]

Seriously? Like how Roach and Pacquiao was b!tch!ng the whole time about Mayweather Jr/Sr, Oscar/Golden Boy? They even settled with Mayweather and got some money for that crap. Roach is a JACK ASS and all of the B.S. they did and put out there is coming back. HBO is mad because Manny Pacquiao (Big bucks for them) got totally knocked out of this world. They probably even lost some money on the fight. Lampley is a butt hugger. Who cares what they think because Marquez got the W for real and he came out negative. These people are just hurt and still can't believe the super hype marketing machine, Manny Pacquiao got exposed by a right punch that he didn't even see standing in front of Marquez. Trainer of the year, yeah right. He had 12 years to teach Pacquiao how to nullify Marquez's counter punching but couldn't do. I'm glad the chickens are coming home to roost on them.

I wouldn't really say Pac was exposed. Honestly, I thought he looked as good against JMM as he ever has. I had him winning every round outside of the one he was KD'd in. He was winning the 6th until he got sleepy.

IMO, this fight was more of an inditement on Roach's inabilities as a trainer. Go back and watch the 5th. Pac got blasted twice with the exact same right hand that knocked his ass cold almost immediately after he scored the KD. There's a lot of things Pac could have done differently. But IMO, not getting excited by the KD, taking his foot off the gas a little, and simply being content outboxing JMM the way he was would have led to a convincing UD or maybe even a late stoppage because JMM was getting hurt.

[Grimgash]

Juan could have voluntarily taken the VADA test no matter what Arum or Pac wanted to do. I'd like to give him the benefit of the doubt but when it comes to doping, more often than not, where there's smoke there's fire. Heredia is a human smoke stack.

Not sure if he could've. Would Arum have allowed it? If he did nothing but Pac PED rumors would spread and it'd make him look worse than he does atm. If he could've it'd have been a huge slap in the face, but still both taking them is fair if one side wants to throw around rumors imo.

[beatnutts]

testing needs to be done 24/7 all year round. I know its expensive but people are hitting each other in the head in this sport so i think its the least the commission should do.

In the fight, Manny said it himself, he just got too confident and got way too damn open against one of the best counter punchers in the game.

[gbonafide]

Not sure if he could've. Would Arum have allowed it? If he did nothing but Pac PED rumors would spread and it'd make him look worse than he does atm. If he could've it'd have been a huge slap in the face, but still both taking them is fair if one side wants to throw around rumors imo.

Arum promotes Nonito and that doesn't get in the way of his voluntary testing even if his opponents don't participate. If Ariza had the same track record as Heredia I'd be more su****ious of Pac. I was su****ious of Juan in their last fight and he got outworked in a close decision even tho he was landing the better shots. I'm defending Pac here just saying it's completely fair to question the cleanliness of Juan given the circumstances. Like Wiley said in this thread earlier, Juan should take the carbon isotope test tomorrow because it's good for two months. I love the sport of boxing and really hope that Juan earned that victory by working hard and being the superior fighter on the day.

[Cinci Champ]

just as pathetic as pac man suing floyd

[gbonafide]

[QUOTE=gbonafide;12823544]I'm defending Pac here just saying it's completely fair to question the cleanliness of Juan given the circumstances. [Quote] What I meant to say is I'm not defending Pac...

[Cinci Champ]

but not ok to question pac man?

[Driver]

This is hilarious. If team pac were so concerned about that before the fight, why didn't they put that in the clause? that's their problem, not JMM's. He trained, did his homework, got the job done, and passed the tests. Now the guy scores the biggest win of his career but because he beat a guy people thought was some sort of invincible monster, he must be juicing, GTFO with that ****.. If pac would have won the fight, none of this crap would have been started in the first place.