JMMs different tactic in the 4th fight..

**ruthless rocco** · 12-12-2012 06:46 AM

He was out for so long cause he chose to stop his fall with his face.

**chris6878** · 12-12-2012 05:11 PM

Originally Posted by ruthless rocco

He was out for so long cause he chose to stop his fall with his face.

Naw that punch caused his brain to smack his skull causing a concussion. PAC was out on his feet. The face plant didn't help, but I doubt he would've recovered

**GAME** · 12-12-2012 05:59 PM

Marquez defo sacrificed spped for power and its a gamble that almost backfired. Just before the KO he was behind on the cards, marked up cut and looking gassed. Pac saw blood rushed in and Marquez was able to time him. Had Pac had a better boxing brain/trainer he would have eased off and continue to dominate with in and out boxing.

Up until that punch it was the worst Ive seen JMM look againt Pac. Age was catching up physically but his power was much improved almost suspicioulsy so.

**Chino** · 12-12-2012 06:46 PM

Originally Posted by GAME

Marquez defo sacrificed spped for power and its a gamble that almost backfired. Just before the KO he was behind on the cards, marked up cut and looking gassed. Pac saw blood rushed in and Marquez was able to time him. Had Pac had a better boxing brain/trainer he would have eased off and continue to dominate with in and out boxing.

If he eased off he could have have the fight stopped in the later rounds or JuanMa could have come back like he did on the first fight where he was also bleeding badly from the start.

Here's a video of what he focused on during his training, and that is Pacquiao's typical jab jab followed by a straight left.

**ruthless rocco** · 12-12-2012 07:08 PM

Originally Posted by Chino

Originally Posted by GAME

Marquez defo sacrificed spped for power and its a gamble that almost backfired. Just before the KO he was behind on the cards, marked up cut and looking gassed. Pac saw blood rushed in and Marquez was able to time him. Had Pac had a better boxing brain/trainer he would have eased off and continue to dominate with in and out boxing.

Here's a video of what he focused on during his training, and that is Pacquiao's typical jab jab followed by a straight left.

yup... That looks about right. Good post.