Manny won rounds 1 and 2. Marquez didn't do much in those rounds. Manny did more but no whupping.
According to the judges, Marquez got the 3rd round (naturally) but if you take that knock down away, just to analyze, Manny was doing OK in that round. Meaning, there was no whupping but he did get knocked down cleanly.
According to the judges, Marquez got the 4th round but one could have easily have given that round to Manny. I guess that last shot by Marquez convinced them but I thought that overall, Manny did better. Lederman gave it to Manny as well. Again, no whupping.
5th round: Manny whupped Marquez to the point that Marquez was in big trouble. Marquez had wobbly legs for the last third of the fight but managed to hang on tough.
6th round: While Marquez did get a few shots in, Manny was in control and was going to win that round until the one shot KO.
The momentum was clearly on Manny's side prior to the KO and Marquez showed signs of physical deterioration. That is what people are saying. No exaggeration.
I just googled and read the first article that came up on this. So its not just Manny's fans. Prior to the KO, the analysis was correct and not an exaggeration BUT you clearly exaggerated when you said, Marquez was whupping Manny. That is not the fight that I saw.
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"Pacquiao even managed to recover in round four and win the round. And then he got fully back in control in round five when Manny landed a right hand that forced Marquez to drop just low enough for his glove to touch the floor, a knockdown. Pacquiao fired away for the rest of the round, Marquez on rubber legs, looking ready to go with referee Kenny Bayless looking as though he was contemplating stopping the fight.
But Marquez survived the knockdown and the onslaught .....
Things still appeared to be going Pacquiao's way through round six, he was landing his left hand, Marquez was suffering from what appeared to be a broken nose and he wasn't finding the openings he had earlier. But with just seconds left in the round, Marquez landed a shocking right hand and Pacquiao fell face-first to the canvas."
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According to the judges, Marquez got the 3rd round (naturally) but if you take that knock down away, just to analyze, Manny was doing OK in that round. Meaning, there was no whupping but he did get knocked down cleanly.
According to the judges, Marquez got the 4th round but one could have easily have given that round to Manny. I guess that last shot by Marquez convinced them but I thought that overall, Manny did better. Lederman gave it to Manny as well. Again, no whupping.
5th round: Manny whupped Marquez to the point that Marquez was in big trouble. Marquez had wobbly legs for the last third of the fight but managed to hang on tough.
6th round: While Marquez did get a few shots in, Manny was in control and was going to win that round until the one shot KO.
The momentum was clearly on Manny's side prior to the KO and Marquez showed signs of physical deterioration. That is what people are saying. No exaggeration.
I just googled and read the first article that came up on this. So its not just Manny's fans. Prior to the KO, the analysis was correct and not an exaggeration BUT you clearly exaggerated when you said, Marquez was whupping Manny. That is not the fight that I saw.
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"Pacquiao even managed to recover in round four and win the round. And then he got fully back in control in round five when Manny landed a right hand that forced Marquez to drop just low enough for his glove to touch the floor, a knockdown. Pacquiao fired away for the rest of the round, Marquez on rubber legs, looking ready to go with referee Kenny Bayless looking as though he was contemplating stopping the fight.
But Marquez survived the knockdown and the onslaught .....
Things still appeared to be going Pacquiao's way through round six, he was landing his left hand, Marquez was suffering from what appeared to be a broken nose and he wasn't finding the openings he had earlier. But with just seconds left in the round, Marquez landed a shocking right hand and Pacquiao fell face-first to the canvas."
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