Juan Manuel Marquez and His Place in Boxing History

[2quick2slick]

are you pinoy?

I was born in Hawaii and that makes me an American.

[Chups]

I was born in Hawaii and that makes me an American.

In other words, you're Ilocano.

[2quick2slick]

In other words, you're Ilocano.

Wen manong. Lol!

Nah, I'm more like Pangalatok. I speak it more fluent than tagalog.

[2501 v2.0]

Wen manong. Lol!

Nah, I'm more like Pangalatok. I speak it more fluent than tagalog.

explains a lot.

[Pullcounter]

In the mid-1990’s, boxing pundits and fans alike lauded the class of Welterweights inhabiting the division at the time as being part of a return to the “Golden Age”. The ”Golden Age” most were referring to was the Middleweight class of the Mid-1980’s. Back then, the Middleweight division was loaded with talented fighters like Marvin Hagler, Ray Leonard, Tommy Hearns and Roberto Duran. Fast-forward ten years and the Welterweight division was home to fighters like Felix Trinidad, Oscar de la Hoya, Ike Quartey and Pernell Whitaker.

But there were other less popular and probably less talented fighters that dwelt just below the top tier of the 90’s “Golden Age”. Fighters that, given a lucky break or a little more focus may have ended up in the same class as De la Hoya and Trinidad. Namely fighters like Oba Carr, Ramon “Yory Boy” Campas and Jose Luis Lopez. Carr earned several title shots and each time fell just short. Campas was a devastating puncher but proved too slow to compete against De la Hoya and simply came along at the wrong time to beat a prime Felix Trinidad. [details]

jmm is nothing without pacquiao. if jmm somehow cleans out 135 then he will have built his own legacy, but as for now his claim to fame is having close fights with pac.

[Zarco]

jmm is nothing without pacquiao. if jmm somehow cleans out 135 then he will have built his own legacy, but as for now his claim to fame is having close fights with pac.

Pac would be nothing with out Mexicans. Period. If Pac wasnt in boxing, they would just fight each other hahaha.

[BHONN]

Pac would be nothing with out Mexicans. Period. If Pac wasnt in boxing, they would just fight each other hahaha.

Mexicans would be nothing with out boxing.. lolz

seriously why would you say that?

[Zarco]

Mexicans would be nothing with out boxing.. lolz

seriously why would you say that?

Seriously why would you ask that? Have you never heard of replying to a post just like you did to my post? C'mon man read what the guy I quoted said and analyze how my reply pertains to his statement. I mean seriously c'mon.

[bestboxingonly]

holy ****
wtf is up with those pics???
is he gay?
i know sometimes guys got friends and theyre so comfortable with each other that they do gay **** as "jokes" (according to them)
but wtf
that loooked like heres me n my guy blah
here we are blah blah
omg
hes still one bad ass fighter
but DUDE
WTF!!!!!!!!!!!

and he always has had the sorta demeanor to him

I dont know if the asian guy is a korean, but if he is then i think its a normal act for them showing friendship. Most korean guys usually have that kind intimacy among close friends. Its more a tradition thing. No malice whatsoever as far as i know of.