JMMs different tactic in the 4th fight..

[mnmc10]

they both have only one strategy, the only difference is one has the skills to execute it.

both wanted a KO win cause a 12 rd decision wont cut it.

jmm bulked up and looked for the right hand bomb to land.

pac regained the same intensity he had 3 yrs back but is still tripping over jmms lead foot.

if pac didnt tripped, the right hand shouldve landed on his chest not on his face.

i knew jmm would win this 4th bout but since im a pacfan i felt sad for the way pac lost.

[Youngblood]

they both have only one strategy, the only difference is one has the skills to execute it.

both wanted a KO win cause a 12 rd decision wont cut it.

jmm bulked up and looked for the right hand bomb to land.

pac regained the same intensity he had 3 yrs back but is still tripping over jmms lead foot.

if pac didnt tripped, the right hand shouldve landed on his chest not on his face.

i knew jmm would win this 4th bout but since im a pacfan i felt sad for the way pac lost.

This can't be overlooked. I didn't notice it until the next morning when @greynotsoold pointed it out. But I did notice several things that didn't make sense that night when it happened. 1. Pac's left went from in motion to a natural trying to balance leaving him wide open 2. The speed at what his head was moving on vid into the punch. Only the next day seeing the footage did those things make sense.

Yes, great punch from a stronger than normal Marquez. But only coupled with the trip did it end up so devastating. And that is boxing. Often more then just one factor at play.

Watch it in this clip. (when it pans out)

[Fenster]

Well even though it's beyond nerdy to analyse someone tripping before getting ironed out, I agree that trip had a big impact, not only did it alter his body position, but mentally you would briefly switch off from absorbing a punch as you try to regain your footing.

[armyash]

Was a slip/trip

[Howlin Mad Missy]

Was a slip/trip

cheating bastard Marquez did that on purpose!

[Spicoli]

Quality over quantity this time. It was pretty clear coming in he intended to look for power and the right hand has always been there for him. Manny felt an urgency to get back to attack mode and the two style shifts collided like a freight train. Regardless of looking to counter more or slug more Marquez always has that accuracy to a tee and the blueprint that these guys had on each other over three fights was a tremendous factor. I thought as much as the foot Marquez did well to spin him into that shotgun like right. The placement was superb.

[Howlin Mad Missy]

On one of the 24/7 shows Nacho is getting on Marquez's case about throwing the right hand - I'll need to watch it to see what he said exactly but it was along the lines of because you didn't use it before you lost.

Hindsight eh?

[Spicoli]

On one of the 24/7 shows Nacho is getting on Marquez's case about throwing the right hand - I'll need to watch it to see what he said exactly but it was along the lines of because you didn't use it before you lost.

Hindsight eh?

I have a feeling after he reminded him to sit down on it he reminded him to turn to the judges with it as well......