Comments Thread For: Marquez Once Again Rejects Pacquiao, Explains His Reasons

[BigStomps]

To be fair...

Marquez went on First Take with Manny, and when asked about the fourth fight, he said, and I quote, "I need to change something..."

Proceed to hook up with Memo Heredia, a BALCO chemist, immediately afterwards.

You don't find that suspect? Listen to him. This was a man desparate to do something. I time stamped it to the key part - just hit play.




I don't know that he was doing drugs, but he sounds mighty su****ious.

First of all, it's easy to Confuse Marquez and Manny with all these questions. You want a straight answer then you talk to them in their native tongue. Marquez in Spanish and Manny in phillipine language. Neither one of them can speak good English so it's easy to confuse them with these questions. They can't tell you exactly what they wanna say when they can't speak the language 100%.
So this interview is bull**** and If I was either one of them I would fire my manager for putting me in an interview of this magnitude with no interpreter.
I know Spanish and I've seen plenty of Marquez interviews in Spanish where he absolutely denies taking any type of illegal substances. So until you or anyone else comes up with absolute proof that he was juiced up for the fight everything you or anyone else has to say about Marquez being dirty is B.S! That simple!

[HeroBando]

Oh I get it with the knee injury and all for now. But he refused a rematch back right after it happened. He backed out real fast of any talk about it. Always made me wonder if he didn't get rattled in the fourth fight and didn't want any more of the Pacman. To leave him high and dry like that with no option after Pac gave him three fights, was lousy.

To be fair...

Marquez went on First Take with Manny, and when asked about the fourth fight, he said, and I quote, "I need to change something..."

Proceed to hook up with Memo Heredia, a BALCO chemist, immediately afterwards.

You don't find that suspect? Listen to him. This was a man desparate to do something. I time stamped it to the key part - just hit play.




I don't know that he was doing drugs, but he sounds mighty su****ious.

He was already with Memo for 3. Not as hulked up though

http://www.badlefthook.com/2011/11/2/2532271/pacquiao-vs-marquez-strength-conditioning-coach-controversy-steroids-angel-heredia-victor-conte

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

of course you dont want to rematch him you dont want to ever "lose the feeling of beating him"

[Tony Trick-Pony]

of course you dont want to rematch him you dont want to ever "lose the feeling of beating him"

That sounds about right.

[Canelo and GGG]

Oh I get it with the knee injury and all for now. But he refused a rematch back right after it happened. He backed out real fast of any talk about it. Always made me wonder if he didn't get rattled in the fourth fight and didn't want any more of the Pacman. To leave him high and dry like that with no option after Pac gave him three fights, was lousy.

Ah i didnt know that There was a talk about it right after the fight .I agree that he should give him a shot

[Lou Cipher]

There is no such thing as a lucky punch, these dudes are professionals, HoFers who have over 50 fights experience, Marquez saw Pacquiao rushing to him, so he set up a straight right counter.

WTH you talking about, only thing that can come close to a lucky punch is when you throw something and you ain't watching at your target. Every punch has some intention on it, but that thing doesn't exist. PERIOD

There was a sign in my old gym that said The Harder You Train, The Luckier You Get. Theres a sign in Marquez's gym that says The More Roids You Do The Luckier You Get. Clearly youve never boxed. So take a hike you dingleberry. You dont know what the hell youre talking about.

[Lou Cipher]

It was far from lucky punch

1. He landed a hard right hand that sent Pac flat on his back earlier in the fight

2. The KO punch was a perfectly placed, straight right counter punch aimed at an unsuspecting, wild Pacquiao just like the first KD

3. If Pac had miraculously gotten up from that punch, it would have just happened again, given the way he was fighting so aggressive that night trying his best to KO Marquez

I disagree. Marquez was clearly on his way to being KO'd. Marquez was mysteriously (ha) twice as strong as he had been in the 3 previous fights, and Pac got used to walking through the clean version of Marquez's shots.

[Lou Cipher]

Why do we keep talking about this?

Because even in defeat, Pacquiao is more exciting than every other fighter on the planet.

[Realboxingfan1]

Haahhaahaa that vicious ko is for eevvaaaaa , can't erase history .😂😂😂still hurts ha pac-tards.

[Combat Talk Radio]

First of all, it's easy to Confuse Marquez and Manny with all these questions. You want a straight answer then you talk to them in their native tongue. Marquez in Spanish and Manny in phillipine language. Neither one of them can speak good English so it's easy to confuse them with these questions. They can't tell you exactly what they wanna say when they can't speak the language 100%.
So this interview is bull**** and If I was either one of them I would fire my manager for putting me in an interview of this magnitude with no interpreter.
I know Spanish and I've seen plenty of Marquez interviews in Spanish where he absolutely denies taking any type of illegal substances. So until you or anyone else comes up with absolute proof that he was juiced up for the fight everything you or anyone else has to say about Marquez being dirty is B.S! That simple!

Everyone denies controversy, dude. Name one fighter that proudly said, "Yup, I did dem PEDs doe, what of it??"

The closest I can recollect was Tyson Montana (Fury) openly admitting he was snorting, and that's not a PED.

Then you go to the bacne, the acne on his chest, his size growth, all of these things. It was a totally different Marquez than even the one that faced Alvarado. How do you explain that?

Here's another one to think about. Again, I don't know that he did do drugs. But it's su****ious as hell.