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So just to make sure I understand the logic here, it goes something like this
Fight 1- Close but Marquez should have edged it
Fight 2- Close but Marquez should have edged it
Fight 3- Marquez should have won WIDE
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Manny-2 and 1 even.
So Juan knows that the only way he wins is to knock Manny cold. Which he does in the 4th fight. Cold as cold gets with a pulse. Now that isn't enough? Is Juan required to try and kill Manny in the ring to make the rematch requests stop? Or would he be required to fight Manny's eldest son to avoid being labeled a "ducker"?
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Originally posted by SniXSniPe View PostWhat?
Marquez was obviously on PEDs.
He gained over 9 pounds of muscle in less than 7 months, when he moved up to fight Mayweather Jr.
A 36 year old man, gaining 9 pounds of muscle in that short of a time frame is literally impossible, when you take into consideration that he has already has been training his whole life/been physically active.
BTW, Marquez agreed to undertake any test they wanted.
Pacquiao refused.
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Originally posted by Mr. Punch-Out!! View PostThere's a lot of things we can go back and look at in Pacquiao's career than just that KO loss. With the exception of Marquez, he dispatched opponents better than "TBE" and let's not forget how he did permanent damage to another cheater (Margarito). Plus, he became the first boxer to win seven world titles in seven different weight classes when he beat Cotto. That KO loss is just a bad occurrence in his career but hey, that's happened to a lot of ATG. There's more to Joe Louis's career than just his loss to Marciano. There's more to Ali's career than his loss to Frazier. There's more to Duran's career than just "No Mas". So Pacquiao's KO loss to Marquez doesn't change anything.
Also, I don't look at KO that often. In fact, I hate seeing it, really.
I enjoyed the beating he gave margarito! The ref should have stopped that fight! In my opinion PAC
was not the same after that fight!
I bet against him when he fought Floyd! I bet against DLH when he fought Floyd! I always bet my money!
I wish Marquez was younger, PAC too!
I could watch them dance again & again! Marquez is a really smart boxer! He adapts and adjusts as the fight goes on! Floyd is even better than Marquez at making adjustments during fights!
floyd is an amazing boxer! He should have gotten the Gold @ the olympics, but I think not getting it taught him that life is unfair, and you have to make or take your breaks!
He bought his contract back from Arum, then was able to start the process of making money!
PAC needs to think of his health! Fighting algierie is worse than Floyd fighting Berto!
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Originally posted by Zaroku View PostBody builders would love to do that!
Send me a link to that!
Thanks!
From Diaz to Hoya.
Pac has the 2nd highest recorded weight-gain in boxing history at 40lbs.
* the highest recorded weight-gain in boxing history is 41lbs
* that weight-gain was made by a guy who ended up at HEAVYWEIGHT
* that guy used steroids to transition to heavyweight
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Originally posted by aboutfkntime View PostIts on boxrec.
From Diaz to Hoya.
Pac has the 2nd highest recorded weight-gain in boxing history at 40lbs.
* the highest recorded weight-gain in boxing history is 41lbs
* that weight-gain was made by a guy who ended up at HEAVYWEIGHT
* that guy used steroids to transition to heavyweight
Thanks fellow boxing fan!
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Originally posted by Left Hook Tua View Postyeah.
considering it's not logic. that post was an opinioned observation.
talk to me after you look up logic.
They were doing strength and conditioning work after all.
Also, wasn't he like 1lb heavier for the 4th fight ?
It is well-documented, and obvious from the fight, that Marquez trained/fought differently than in previous fights.
Also, after hearing the comments, Marquez agreed to FULL testing, but Pacquiao refused.
Assuming that Marquez is juicing, simply because " he looked bigger " seems to be flawed logic..... especially considering that Pac put on 15lbs of muscle in 9 months while ripping through three divisions all the while refusing to undertake random blood tests.
YouU could be right, who knows..... but the accusations that are currently directed toward Marquez seem to be hella weak compared to the situation with Pacquiao.
I certainly dont understand how you can accuse one without raising an eyebrow over the other.
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