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So who will be remembered as the greater fighter, Pacquiao or Marquez?

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  • #11
    Originally posted by BoxingGenius27 View Post
    Marquez.

    Because Pac's refusal of drug testing will always be a dark cloud over some of the best years of his career.
    That's only for the ones that really care about boxing. A lot of so called fans just turn their face on the subject!

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    • #12
      People will say that Marquez had Pacquiao's number but Pac accomplished more. The final word is JMM standing triumphant unless that changes that's what it is.

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      • #13
        Originally posted by BoxingGenius27 View Post
        Marquez.

        Because Pac's refusal of drug testing will always be a dark cloud over some of the best years of his career.
        Ridiculous.

        Then one should suspect Marquez for using Memo in the biggest win of his career. Either way, it's pointless.

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        • #14
          Pacquiao has the stronger resume and the better accomplishments.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by RockyB View Post
            Pacquiao has accomplished more, fought better fighters and beaten them easier. Marquez struggled for a while with the likes of Juan Diaz and Michael Katsidis.

            Yes, Marquez is Pacquiaos kryptonite. but people act as if Marquez was robbed in all 3 fights, but the truth is they were close competetive fights and if Marquez got all the decisions people would say Pacquiao was robbed.

            So even with the KO loss, I think Pacquiao is the better fighter (against same opposition) and has accomplished way more.
            But who are these better fighters you speak of? Diaz, Margarito, Mosley, De La Hoya?

            I'll give him Barrera, Clottey, Hatton, Cotto. But Pacquiao's resume is pretty suspect after that. Morales? He lost to him, then beat him AFTER Raheem beat him. Margarito? Beat him after he was coming off 1.5 years off+a TKO loss to Mosley, who Pacquiao clearly ducked in 2009-2010. Mosley? See previous sentence. Diaz? Weakest champion at 135. De La Hoya? Weight drained, but that was not Pacquiao's fault.

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            • #16
              I think Marquez is greater because he dared to be great.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by Aztec Wanker View Post
                Ridiculous.

                Then one should suspect Marquez for using Memo in the biggest win of his career. Either way, it's pointless.
                They're not the same because Marquez never refused testing; Pac did.

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by -Kev- View Post
                  But who are these better fighters you speak of? Diaz, Margarito, Mosley, De La Hoya?

                  I'll give him Barrera, Clottey, Hatton, Cotto. But Pacquiao's resume is pretty suspect after that. Morales? He lost to him, then beat him AFTER Raheem beat him. Margarito? Beat him after he was coming off 1.5 years off+a TKO loss to Mosley, who Pacquiao clearly ducked in 2009-2010. Mosley? See previous sentence. Diaz? Weakest champion at 135. De La Hoya? Weight drained, but that was not Pacquiao's fault.
                  Who's Marquez' 2nd best scalp, and where would he be on Pac's resume?

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                  • #19
                    stupid question.

                    pac's resume is far superior.

                    it doesn't matter if jmm beat him.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by BoxingGenius27 View Post
                      They're not the same because Marquez never refused testing; Pac did.
                      some people become a vagabond because they refused to be a slave to the capitalist system

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