Why does Freddie Roach always have the wrong gameplay for Marquez?
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I know people will jump all over me for saying this, but Pac had the right strategies for the wrong fights in the 3rd and 4th Marquez fights.
He fought cautious and boxed more in the 3rd, which he should have done in the 4th fight when Marquez was slower and trying for the big shot.
He fought reckless in the 4th, which he should have done in the 3rd when Marquez wasn't trying to wipe him out with a single shot and didn't train for it.Comment
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That's actually a pretty good assessment, although I think JMM is always gonna do his JMM thing against Manny. Be patient, and counter with combos.I know people will jump all over me for saying this, but Pac had the right strategies for the wrong fights in the 3rd and 4th Marquez fights.
He fought cautious and boxed more in the 3rd, which he should have done in the 4th fight when Marquez was slower and trying for the big shot.
He fought reckless in the 4th, which he should have done in the 3rd when Marquez wasn't trying to wipe him out with a single shot and didn't train for it.
You can argue that if he fought cautious in the 4th fight, he wouldn't have been winning those rounds like he was. JMM was still ripping him with some very nice counter shots.Comment
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LOL
But seriously Roach has fallen off, Michael Moorer was a better strategist than Roach, Moorer is the guy who saw all Hattons flaws and taught Pacman that counter he hit Hatton with.
I have no clue why Roach fired him, Moorer was much more useful he had a boxing brain and was always making these little adjustments on Pacman and studying tape, he never tried to change Manny but would make minor adjustments that worked.
Roach is pretty much pure offense. His plan is always we need to bum rush Marquez lol, ******est plan ever. Seriously you would think Roach would realize that throwing combos with Manny doesn't work you have to let him chase you down and than counter him with single shots and side step and duck low because it takes Marquez power away.Comment
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He didn't do anything more reckless than his normal style. He was beating Marquez up, and was ahead. He also had that last round easily until he tripped over Marquez's foot and fell face-first into that lucky punch that Marquez threw and couldn't see where it was going. You should look at the video, it was all done in a flash because of the quick movements.He had the right game plan going into the fourth fight, you can't really blame the trainer when his fighter decides to do something reckless. Well I suppose you can, but it isn't the game plan at fault, what is at fault is him not ironing certain tendencies out of Pacquiao.Comment
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