Nah, It'll be Marquez not belonging anywhere north of 135.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnny
Dam.... So is it going to be Marquez getting old? (like De La Hoya....)Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
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Nah, It'll be Marquez not belonging anywhere north of 135.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnnyDam.... So is it going to be Marquez getting old? (like De La Hoya....)Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
To some. Marquez is old, but I don't think it means all that much in the context of this fight. PBF would beat him at any weight and at any age. Marquez' only real chance IMO was PBF coming in rusty from the layoff and that clearly is not the case. He's an amazing fighter and I'd love to see Pac - PBF, though I think PBF would win, even at 140.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnnyDam.... So is it going to be Marquez getting old? (like De La Hoya....)Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
Floyd would've beat him at 135 when he could make that weight as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliNah, It'll be Marquez not belonging anywhere north of 135.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnnyDam.... So is it going to be Marquez getting old? (like De La Hoya....)Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
Round 8: The crowd is chanting Marquez's name, but the Mexican former champion continues to retreat. The blood from his right eye appears to be bothersome as Mayweather continues his assault with the jab. Three punches are all blocked by Mayweather who corners Marquez with three jabs. Marquez's head continues to be knocked backward by the piston-like punch. Mayweather avoids reaching rights and lefts by Marquez. With about 10 seconds left, Mayweather covers up on the ropes and beckons for Marquez to come forward. Mayweather blocks all of his punches. Mayweather's round, 10-9.
Round 9: Mayweather appears to be sitting down on his punches as his jab grows more fierce. Mayweather lands a hard left hook and blocks two by Marquez, who simply can' t land except to the body when Mayweather is close. Two uppercuts and a right hand land in close for Mayweather, and another combination shakes Marquez. Marquez winces after taking a hard right and a left hook at the bell. On his stool, he looks out of it. Mayweather's round, 10-9
Marquez is just defeated in every sense of the word. This is almost becoming difficult to watch.
Floyd likes fighting smaller guys with shorter arms because it makes his shoulder roles 10 times more effective.
I kept hoping (wishful thinking on my part that Marquez could pull off the upset) but he just don't seem to be able to handle the style of outside boxers they.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
Round 10: Lederman has it nine rounds to none for Mayweather, who lands a hard left jab and right with about two minutes left in the round. Mayweather begins to press and land even more frequently. Five straight punches miss by Marquez, who eats two more hard jabs on the ropes. Mayweather lowers his guard and Marquez still can not land. At the bell, Mayweather drills Marquez with a lead right that knocks his head back. Mayweather's round, 10-9
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I don't buy it.Floyd faster but different eras,points in career and experience's.There are spots when he troubles Floyd at this stageQuote:
Originally Posted by CFHFloyd would've beat him at 135 when he could make that weight as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliNah, It'll be Marquez not belonging anywhere north of 135.Quote:
Originally Posted by fan johnny
Round 11: Mayweather's shoulder defenses allow him to block four straight punches, after which he answers with a hard right to the jaw. Landing punches is futile for Marquez, who continues to eat counter-punches. Mayweather drills another long, lead right to Marquez on the ropes. There appears to be blood dripping from Marquez's nose. A three-punch combination shakes Marquez, as does a leaping left hand before the bell. Mayweather's round, 10-9 :(
Let's see what happens with Cotto!Quote:
Originally Posted by leftylee
No shame in defeat for Marquez, he looked the definition of blown up. Far too small for Floyd who hasn't lost a beat. Wonder if Arum wants Manny to face that.
Assuming both fighters are at their best when they meet at 135, PBF wins 9 times out of 10.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliI don't buy it.Floyd faster but different eras,points in career and experience's.There are spots when he troubles Floyd at this stageQuote:
Originally Posted by CFHFloyd would've beat him at 135 when he could make that weight as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
Marquez to good to get stopped. But he got dominated. I can't see how Pacquiao would have a chance against him